🔥RESCUE🔥 Queens: 126th Street & Jamaica Avenue, the @fdny responded to a house fire this morning, finding heavy flames and two people trapped upon arrival. Members rescued both individuals, who were taken to the hospital in stable condition. The fire has been extinguished by the @fdny . @ny_scoop #rescue #chiefmiller #fire #fdny | Chief Miller

🚒🔥 Welcome to FDNY Rescue Company 1, where every day is a testament to bravery and dedication! This incredible team is at the forefront of rescue operations, ready to tackle any emergency that comes their way. In this video, witness the intense training and teamwork that define the spirit of our fire department. From high-stakes rescues to life-saving interventions, the men and women of Rescue Company 1 exemplify what it means to serve and protect our community. Their expertise and commitment

NY-TF1 is one of 28 Urban Search and Rescue Task Forces nationwide, made up of FDNY Special Operations Command personnel and members of the NYPD Emergency Service Unit. Last week, the team carried out a full-scale mobilization drill simulating a Category 4 hurricane striking Fire Island, a barrier island located off Long Island’s southern coast. | New York City Fire Department (FDNY)

Yesterday, FDNY Lieutenant Adrienne Walsh of Rescue Company 1 retired after 26 years of service. Lieutenant Walsh was appointed as a Firefighter in 1997 and assigned to Engine Company 226 in Brooklyn. On 9/11/01 she responded with Ladder 20 to the World Trade Center attacks, and worked at the site in the days, weeks and months that followed. She became a member of Squad 18 in 2003, and in 2005 was promoted to Lieutenant. In 2008, she returned to Squad 18 and in 2018 she was assigned to Rescue 1,