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Behind every recruit is a family that has supported them every step of the way.
Last night, the loved ones of Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Recruit Class 160 were welcomed to the #MDFR Training Center for Family Night. This gave them the opportunity to experience a glimpse of the journey the recruits have taken over the past several months.
From meeting the leadership of MDFR to watching a live demonstration of their firefighting skills, the evening celebrated the dedication, sacrifice, and support that helped bring these recruits to this milestone.
Next Thursday, #MDFRClass160 will officially receive their firefighter badges. We can't wait to celebrate this incredible achievement with them and the families who have stood beside them every step of the way.
#MDFR wishes everyone in Miami-Dade County a very safe and happy #FourthOfJuly!
To have a safe celebration, it’s best to leave the fireworks to the experts.
If celebrating at home, keep a bucket of water, fire extinguisher, or hose nearby to prevent any potential fires. Always soak all fireworks, whether used or unused, before throwing them away to prevent any trash fires.
¡#MDFR les desea a todos en el Condado Miami-Dade un muy seguro y feliz cuatro de julio!
Recuerde que es mejor dejar los fuegos artificiales a los expertos para una celebración segura.
Si celebra en casa, tenga un balde de agua, un extintor de incendios o una manguera cerca para prevenir cualquier posible incendio. Recuerde siempre sumergir en agua todos los fuegos artificiales usados y sin usar antes de desecharlos para prevenir posibles incendios en la basura.
As we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States, Miami-Dade Fire Rescue wishes everyone a happy and safe Fourth of July. Our #MDFR crews are proud to serve our community today, just as they do every day.
Remember, the safest way to enjoy the holiday is by attending a community fireworks display. If you choose to use fireworks at home, only purchase them from approved vendors and follow all safety precautions.
Did you know that sparklers can burn up to 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit? As the #FourthOfJuly approaches, #MDFR reminds you that the safest way to celebrate is to leave the fireworks to the professionals.
While Miami-Dade Fire Rescue’s Florida Task Force 1 (#FLTF1) continues supporting the U.S. Department of State’s mission in Venezuela following the devastating earthquakes, our support continues here at home.
Today, #MDFR firefighters, professional staff, and cadets volunteered with @GEMmissions, which is partnering with the U.S. Department of State and Miami-Dade County to help deliver urgently needed relief supplies to communities affected by the earthquakes. Together, our personnel helped unload donations that will soon make their way to Venezuela.
We have witnessed the South Florida community rally behind the people of Venezuela and were proud to stand alongside our community in support of this humanitarian mission to help ensure critical supplies reach those who need them most.
To learn how you can support the relief effort, visit https://t.co/yaXExsd0a0.
This week, Miami-Dade Fire Rescue hosted a K-9 CPR and First Aid course, equipping first responders with the skills to care for their four-legged partners during medical emergencies.
Led by Capt. Shawn Campana, #MDFR's K-9 Crisis Response Program Coordinator, led participants in learning canine assessment, CPR, and first aid techniques.
Join Miami-Dade Fire Rescue today, Monday, June 29, at 10 a.m. for the traditional push-in ceremony for Tanker 71.
Stream the live #MDFR ceremony: https://t.co/fobsIa2Vxv.
Today, we recognize the fathers and father figures of Miami-Dade Fire Rescue and throughout our community. To those who answer the call to serve our community while caring for their families, thank you for your dedication both on and off duty. Happy Father’s Day.
#MDFR #FathersDay
Today, Miami-Dade Fire Rescue and @FLForestService continued working to contain two brush fires in west Miami-Dade.
Firefighters on the ground and in the air worked to contain the fires, monitor conditions, and prevent further spread.
#MDFR’s Air Rescue North and Air Rescue South, along with multiple ground crews, actively supported suppression efforts. Additional aerial resources from @BrowardSheriff Fire Rescue and the Florida Forest Service assisted with water drop operations.
Shifting winds continue to influence smoke conditions in nearby areas and may affect visibility on nearby roadways. Drivers may encounter smoky or hazy conditions, and temporary road closures remain possible overnight.
If you must drive through smoke or haze, use extra caution, increase your following distance, and use low-beam headlights.
Overnight weather conditions may cause smoke to settle closer to the ground in surrounding communities. Those near the affected areas may see or smell smoke.
If smoke is present in your area, limit time outdoors, keep doors and windows closed, and set air conditioning systems to recirculate indoor air. These precautions are especially important for individuals with respiratory conditions.
On June 15, 2026 at 2:56 p.m., over 30 Miami-Dade Fire Rescue units, alongside @FLForestService, responded to a First Alarm grass fire near NW 137 Avenue and NW 41 Street. #MDFR crews arrived to find large columns of smoke in the area.
The call was upgraded to a Second and Third Alarm due to the need for additional manpower. Tankers and water tender trucks were deployed, with Air Rescue North and Air Rescue South conducting water drops.
Crews will remain on scene overnight monitoring conditions and working to prevent the fire from spreading. There are no reported injuries.
Residents and commuters are urged to avoid the area as crews continue suppression operations.
As firefighters continue suppression efforts and wind conditions shift, smoke may impact nearby communities. Residents in the area may see or smell smoke.
As a precaution, anyone with respiratory conditions should avoid spending extended periods outdoors. Keep your windows and doors closed, and set your air conditioning to recirculate air in both your home and vehicle.
Today, Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Lt. Jesus Fuentes reunited with Tyler Nelson and his family, just two weeks after helping save the 5-year-old following a near-drowning incident in Lauderdale-By-The-Sea.
On May 24, while off duty and spending time with family, #MDFR Lt. Fuentes assisted @browardsheriff Fire Rescue FF/Paramedic Broderick Espinoza and two nurses after Tyler was pulled from a pool without a pulse. Their immediate actions helped Tyler regain a pulse before responding crews arrived.
Today's reunion provided an opportunity for Tyler's family to thank those who helped during the emergency and to celebrate his recovery.
This morning, Miami-Dade Fire Rescue joined Florida Chief Financial Officer @GovGoneWild at the #MDFR Urban Search and Rescue (USAR) Florida Task Force 1 (FL-TF1) Training Site in Miami for a hurricane preparedness press conference.
Joined by @MDFRChief Ray Jadallah, @MiamiDadeEM Assistant Director Jesse Spearo, @MiamiDade_SO @Sheriff_Rosie and State Representative @OmarBlancoFL, CFO Ingoglia emphasized the importance of preparing before a storm by reviewing insurance coverage, protecting important documents, securing homes and properties, and having a plan in place.
MDFR's USAR team plays a critical role in disaster response and recovery efforts. Specially trained personnel provide search and rescue operations, disaster communications, medical support, damage assessments, and coordination of relief supply distribution following major emergencies and natural disasters.
On May 25, 2026, at approximately 5:07 p.m., more than 80 Miami-Dade Fire Rescue units responded to reports of multiple vehicles on fire near the 13100 block of Cairo Lane.
#MDFR firefighters arrived and found heavy flames and smoke coming from multiple vehicles on fire at a junkyard, which has since extended into three nearby businesses.
Firefighters are actively working to extinguish the fire, establish additional water supplies, and prevent fire extension while addressing hot spots in the area. Windy conditions have created additional challenges for crews as they work to contain the fire and prevent further spread.
There are no reported injuries at this time, and the cause of the fire remains under investigation.
Smoky conditions may affect nearby areas as firefighting operations continue. As a precaution, those nearby should remain indoors, if possible, with windows and doors closed, and set air conditioning systems to recirculate.
We ask the public to avoid the area so first responders can work safely.
If you must drive near the area, intermittent road closures are possible. Please remain alert and follow all traffic directions.
Miami-Dade Fire Rescue (#MDFR) is currently on scene of a 5-alarm junkyard fire near the 13100 block and Cairo Lane.
Those in the area may see or smell smoke as firefighters continue working to extinguish the fire.
We ask the public to avoid the area so first responders can work safely.
On Sunday, May 24, 2026, at 2:24 p.m., over 15 Miami-Dade Fire Rescue (MDFR) units alongside the @FLForestService responded to a First Alarm grass fire near SW 120th Street and SW 137th Avenue
Upon arrival, #MDFR firefighters encountered heavy smoke and active flames. Due to the size of the fire and the need to protect nearby areas, the incident was upgraded to a Second Alarm, bringing in additional resources. Crews remain on scene, positioned around the fire perimeter to protect nearby structures and roadways while continuing suppression efforts.
There will be intermittent road closures in the area due to ongoing fire operations, and residents are urged to avoid the area to allow emergency crews to work safely. At this time, no injuries have been reported.
Additionally, smoke remains visible throughout the area. Residents nearby, especially those with respiratory conditions, are encouraged to remain indoors when possible, keep windows and doors closed, and set air conditioning systems in homes and vehicles to recirculate to help limit smoke exposure.
Miami-Dade Fire Rescue is responding to a second alarm grass fire near Southwest 120th Street and Southwest 137th Avenue alongside @FLForestService.
#MDFR crews are working to put out the flames and protect surrounding areas.
People near the area may see or smell smoke. Avoid the area while crews continue working to put out the fire.
Cuando esté en la playa, recuerde siempre nadar cerca de una torre de salvavidas. Los profesionales capacitados estarán atentos a su seguridad y podrán responder en caso de una emergencia. Los salvavidas de Rescate Oceánico de Miami-Dade Fire Rescue (#MDFR) protegen y sirven en las playas de Crandon y Haulover.
Today, on the 30th anniversary of the ValuJet Flight 592 crash, Miami-Dade Fire Rescue was honored to stand alongside our community, family members, and partner agencies to pay tribute to the 110 lives that were lost on May 11, 1996.
As we remember this solemn day, #MDFR recognizes the dedication and efforts of all first responders, law enforcement personnel, and recovery teams who responded under extremely difficult conditions in the Everglades.
Thirty years later, we continue to honor the memory of those lost and stand with the families and loved ones who continue to carry their memory forward.
Miami-Dade Fire Rescue crews continue assisting @FlForestService with containment efforts for the 172 Fire in Southeast Miami-Dade near SW 344 Street & S Dixie Hwy.
Smoke may be visible in the area, and shifting winds may cause conditions to change. #MDFR advises residents and commuters to avoid the area, if possible.
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