Answer the call
Fire, rescue, and medical emergencies take the first companies out the door. Dispatch stays on the radio until a unit is on scene.
25+Years of service
About Us
Neighborhood stations, one department
Firdip started as a volunteer company and grew into a career department without leaving the neighborhoods that built it. Engines, a rescue company, and ambulances share the same shifts.
We measure the work in two ways: how fast a crew is at the door, and how many fires never start because an alarm was already in the right room.
- Duty crews stay in the station, not on callback
- Medics and firefighters ride the same shift calendar
- Inspectors write in plain language
How we work
Three jobs on every tour
Keep the tools ready
Hose, saws, monitors, and medicines are checked at the start of the shift. A missed check is a missed tool at two in the morning.
Teach the block
The hours between calls go to alarms, drills, and the questions people bring to the front door of the station.