While assigned to the Castle Fire in Oregon, the @FDNY Incident Management Team was joined by a 15-person team from Australia and New Zealand. When the U.S. hits Preparedness Level 5, our domestic resources stretch thin. That’s when international partners step in.
The @FDNY Incident Management Team has officially assumed command of the Castle Fire (Umpqua National Forest, OR) from California IMT3, following the successful handoff of the Hay Creek Complex to local authorities. More information to follow, please also see our Meta posts.
At 6 a.m. today the @FDNYIMT assumed command of the Hay Creek Complex. We would like to thank Northwest IMT 10 for their hard work and dedication over the past two weeks.
Please see the video below for a brief introduction from incoming FDNY IMT Incident Commander Chris Sweeney.
On March 29th, the @FDNY IMT integrated with the Honolulu IMT. Working alongside the Hawaii National Guard and local agencies, the team began managing debris removal, including dredging debris from the Kaukonahua Stream and clearing mud accumulations after flood waters receded.
The @FDNY Incident Management Team has been activated after receiving an order to relieve the Northern Rockies Complex IMT on the Lee Fire in northwest Colorado. They will assume command Monday morning after shadowing the Northern Rockies Complex IMT today.
The New York City Fire Department (FDNY) Incident Management Team is always happy to assist the FDNY Center for Terrorism and Disaster Preparedness with this exercise
Today, the FDNY Incident Management Team returns home after a four-day training exercise in Franklin County, Virginia. Please see our Facebook and Instagram pages for more information.
Since early Monday morning, the #fdny IMT has been working alongside the Central Virginia IMT and the Virginia Department of Emergency Management to manage a large, simulated wildfire scenario. You can read more about this exercise here: https://t.co/laqt0BuRiJ
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On Sunday, members from the FDNY Incident Management Team traveled to Virginia for a special training session with the United States Forest Service, Central Virginia Incident Management Team and Smoky Mountain Regional Incident Management Team.
Last week the @FDNY IMT received the President's Award at the 2025 Incident Management Team Association Symposium @AHIMTA. While there, the team also presented on some critical topics regarding the incident management field. For more information visit https://t.co/3QUg0Xo6kY
Since October 29, 2024, the #FDNY IMT has been managing all fire resources for the @CTDEEPNews at the #HawthorneDriveFire in Berlin, CT, which started on October 21, 2024, on Lamentation Mountain. Read more about this team activation here: https://t.co/VnYF3pMpLi
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The @FDNY Incident Management Team has taken command of the Hawthorne Drive Fire in Berlin, Connecticut working along side our counterparts in @CTDEEPNews. Please see our Facebook and Instagram posts for further information. This marks our fifth team activation this year.
Yesterday evening the @FDNY Incident Management Team was activated and sent a Type 3 team to the Hawthorne Drive Fire on Lamentation Mountain, located in Berlin, Connecticut. For more information please see our Instagram and Facebook accounts.
The @FDNY IMT continues to support Buncombe County, NC in their response to #HurricaneHelene. One of the team's objectives is establishing Community Care Stations in areas near those who were most severely impacted by the storm. For more information visit https://t.co/HEyvY1Ge00
The @FDNYIMT continues to assist with the recovery efforts from Hurricane Helene's impacts on Asheville, NC. The IMT is working out of Buncombe County, where the team is now focused on managing the distribution points for food and water, shelters and community reception centers.
Early this morning thirty four members of the @FDNY Incident Management Team started en-route to western North Carolina. The team is heading down under an Emergency Management Assistance Compact order to assist in the response and recovery efforts related to Hurricane Helene.
The FDNY's commemoration of September 11 spanned the country. In Idaho and California, more than 45 members of @FDNYIMT are operating at two separate wild land fires. Wednesday morning, each team marked the 23rd anniversary of the attacks during their morning operations brief.