The BPFD is a full-service public safety agency that proudly serves a serves a population of approximately 86,000 residents and answers over 8,200 calls a year.
On National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, the Brooklyn Park Fire Department wants to thank the men and women of the @BPPD for their service to our community. Thank you for being great public safety partners!
Over the past 25+ years, I’ve responded to countless crashes as a result of someone driving under the influence. I’ve worked at crash scenes for hours as the scene was investigated and we had to remove dead bodies from the wreckage. #dontdrinkanddrive
Let me be clear: DWI related crashes are no “accident.” They are the result of someone intentionally getting behind the wheel intoxicated.
Don’t ring in the New Year behind bars or laying in a cold morgue. #dontdrinkanddrive
We are excited to announce that Brooklyn Park Fire is now on #Instagram and #TikTok! Follow us on both platforms @ brooklynparkfiredept! We just published our first video on TikTok so be sure to check it out!
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👩🚒 Hiring Lateral Firefighters 🚒
We are seeking experienced career firefighters that demonstrate a commitment to the department's core values of service, trust, excellence, and professionalism. Learn more and apply today at https://t.co/boC9h1sxhG
Brooklyn Park Fire will be broadcasting on Facebook Live starting at 6 p.m. today (8/5/2022) for our Firefighter Cadet graduation ceremony. Join us (BPFIRE) as we celebrate this milestone!
Planning a vacation in MN this summer? Double check that the hotel has a fire sprinkler system. Use the @MnDPS_SFM interactive map to check which hotels have sprinkler systems. https://t.co/MmIo0SCD7A
Pics from a hotel fire in 2019 where person was saved by sprinklers!
On 5/21/22, local, county, and state elected officials joined firefighters from the metro area for Fire Ops 101, a hands-on learning experience intended to provide participants with a small glimpse into the work firefighters do daily.
The Brooklyn Park Fire Department is currently seeking applicants for a full-time (Monday-Friday) Fire Inspector position. To learn more and to apply, visit https://t.co/eLRA6Vd2O9. #Firefighter#Career#Job#FireDepartment#FireInspector
Today we celebrate Deputy Fire Chief Todd Seitz on his 35+ years of service to the Brooklyn Park community. Congratulations Chief Seitz on your retirement and thank you for your contributions to the Brooklyn Park Fire Department and to the Minnesota fire service.
Shooting - On 4/8/22 at 7:10 PM, officers were dispatched to shots heard in an apartment building in the 5800-block of 73rd Ave N. While officers were responding, additional calls were received indicating that person... More info: https://t.co/uRQraw5RcG
We are currently seeking experienced career firefighters to fill several vacancies due to retirements. The academy and field training process will be significantly condensed based on a candidate’s prior fire and emergency medical experience.
Learn more: https://t.co/cwJNdAfKat
The Brooklyn Park Fire Department is seeking an experienced, progressive, and motivated career fire service leader for its next Deputy Chief of Operations.
For more info, visit https://t.co/8nxNcCZfTb #firefighter#firechief@IAFC@IAFCGreatLakes@MN_FireChiefs@MnDPS_SFM
Looking to support a local group on Give to the Max Day? Consider donating to the BP Fire Foundation. Previous funds supported Brooklyn Park youth sports, homeless teens, low-income families in need and purchased life saving equipment.
4:30 p.m. update: the gas leak has been controlled. The gas company will be on-scene for an extended period of time to make repairs. Motorists can expect continued traffic delays in the area while repairs are made.
Brooklyn Boulevard is temporarily closed in both directions at Kentucky Ave N due to a major gas leak. Fire and emergency crews are on-scene; the gas company has been notified and is responding to the scene. Traffic is being redirected.
Please avoid the area.
On Monday, the Brooklyn Park City Council accepted a $3,345,516 grant from @fema to hire 12 additional #firefighters. The competitive grant was awarded under the "Staffing For Adequate Fire And Emergency Response" (SAFER) grant program. Read more - https://t.co/a143owpowu
#BPFirefact: In 2020, @bpfire responded to 8,262 calls for service. 6,059 (73%) of those are emergency medical related incidents. All Brooklyn Park firefighters are trained as EMTs and several are also certified Paramedics.
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