You know who to call when there’s an emergency! The FDNY wants you to know we are always on and ready to respond. Remember to call 911 only if there’s an emergency, like an odor of smoke or gas, or if there’s a medical emergency. Stay calm and know your location. If you don’t know where you are, look for landmarks and street signs. Answer the dispatcher’s questions. That will help determine what kind of help they need to send. Follow instructions from the dispatcher, who can help with instructio

Part 5: The NYPD’s Emergency Service Unit lost 14 first responders on September 11th. These three officers survived and went on to carry out one of the most iconic stories of hope on that day. They rescued two of the last people pulled from the rubble alive. We will forever thank them for their bravery, along with all the other heroes who emerged out of tragedy. See Part IV: http://bit.ly/2clZGLr | NYPD

#FDNY rescues a man from the tracks at 18th Station today in NYC after he was pushed off the subway platform as a train was pulling in. #citizenapp #citizen #protecttheworld Video courtesy of X/nicksortor | Citizen