25+Years of service
Come serve with us!
Firdip answers fire, rescue, and medical calls from neighborhood stations. The same people who roll the engines also teach escape plans and check the alarms on your hall ceiling.
Fast, reliable response
Certified crew and medics
- Riding assignments are set before the shift starts
- Medics train with the engine companies, not apart from them
- Inspectors write notes an owner can actually use
Service
Services we bring to this community
Fire Fighting
Engine and truck companies attack fire, search for occupants, and protect the buildings next door.
Operation Force
Rescue companies handle entrapment, collapse, water, and the calls that need more than a hose line.
Fire Suppression
Sprinklers, standpipes, and extinguishers get inspected before a small fire has time to grow.
Medical Service
Firefighter-medics treat patients on scene and decide whether the hospital trip can wait.
Ambulance Service
Ambulances roll with the engines so transport is already planned when a patient needs the hospital.
Community Safety
Home visits, school programs, and alarm clinics reduce the calls we never want to run.
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Why Choose Us
We help neighbors avoid fire emergencies
The best call is the one that never comes. We still staff for the ones that do, every hour, including the holidays.
Dedication to saving lives
Search, water, and medical care start together. Nobody waits in the street for a second company to invent the plan.
Available all day and night
Dispatch is open every hour of the day. The non-emergency desk answers inspections, tours, and supply questions.
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Testimonial
What neighbors say about the work
They walked our apartment, moved one alarm that was in the wrong spot, and stayed to answer questions from the kids. It felt like neighbors who happen to know the work.
Maya Chen
Homeowner
The drill used to be a noisy interruption. After the station crew ran it with our teachers, every classroom had a route and a backup. Dismissal that month was calmer.
Andre Brooks
School principal
When a patient collapsed in the lobby, the engine and the ambulance arrived as one team. Staff knew who to talk to, and the handoff at the hospital was already started.
Helen Ortiz
Clinic managerBe ready before the next alarm
Ask for a home visit, a station tour, or a look at the suppression system in your building.
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