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With over 12,000 calls a year, we respond to a variety of calls ranging from structure fires and medical assists all the way to dive rescue and hazardous materials responses.
Delray Beach Fire Rescue is composed of highly trained individuals who collectively create what we believe to be one of the greatest fire departments in the state. Here are just a few of the members who proudly serve your community.
Members of Delray Beach Fire Rescue used the Jaws of life and other hydrualic tools to safely and quickly remove a patient from an early morning car accident on I-95.
Fire crews were able to contain the blaze to only one room by utilizing proper extinguishment and ventilation techniques.
Fire crews rapidly extinguish a car fire just south of Atlantic Ave on Congress Blvd.
Fire crews work rapidly to pull a resident to safety while extinguishing the flames.
After attending an Africanized honey bee training class, crews are able to suppress the bees at a Delray Beach home with a foam mixture until bee keepers arrive.
After receiving notification of a medical call on a roof top construction site, firefighters utilize rope rescue skills and our 100' ladder truck to safely remove the injured patient.
Crews work rapidly to provide an emergency escape route for firefighters working inside the burning structure. Teams were freeing trapped kittens from inside while simultaneously another crew was extinguishing the fire.
Crews respond to a late night car fire located off of S. Swinton Ave.
Crews were put to the test after battling a local unoccupied night club fire for almost 9 hours.
Station 1 responds to an early morning structure fire located at a 2nd story night club.
Fire station three responds to a local boat ramp after receiving reports of a boat on fire.
This motor vehicle accident caused our special operations team to remove the roof with hydraulic tools so the patient trapped inside could safely be removed.
Utilizing a k-12 saw, crews were able to cut the hood open and put out the engine fire.
A late night structure fire had crews working through the night to safely put out the flames.
Fire station 3 was put to work extinguishing an abandoned pre-manufactured home.
This double trailer semi truck caught fire causing fire crews to cut the door open for access.
Heavy smoke pours out of a strip mall causing firefighters to take fast action.
Education and training are 2 major keys to any successful Fire-Rescue Department. When not running emergency calls, we continuously brush up on skills while also learning new tricks of the trade.
Please view the attached video comparing the speed at which a dry tree will burn next to a properly watered tree.
Length: 9 minutes
