FDNY Engine 33/Ladder 9 is a dedicated fire station serving the East Village and NoHo neighborhoods of Manhattan, operating as part of the Fire Department of the City of New York (FDNY). With a long-standing history of service, this station plays a critical role in providing emergency response, fire suppression, and rescue operations throughout its response district and beyond. Staffed by highly trained firefighters and emergency responders, Engine 33/Ladder 9 is known for its swift action in times of crisis, including structural fires, hazardous material incidents, and other life-threatening emergencies.

The station’s firefighters also participate in community outreach programs, emphasizing fire safety education, prevention, and preparedness. Their commitment to public safety extends beyond emergency response, with regular involvement in neighborhood events and safety demonstrations. Notably, this station is recognized for its heroic efforts during and after the September 11 attacks, reflecting its resilience and dedication to service under extraordinary circumstances.

As part of the FDNY network—the largest municipal fire department in the United States—Engine 33/Ladder 9 upholds the department’s mission to protect life and property in one of the most densely populated urban centers in the world.

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Key Services:

– Fire suppression and emergency firefighting
– Emergency medical response in coordination with FDNY EMS
– Rescue operations during structural collapses and vehicle extrications
– Hazardous materials response
– Fire safety education and community outreach
– Alarm response and fire prevention inspections
– Disaster response and recovery assistance within New York City
– Specialized response as part of FDNY’s urban search and rescue teams