Watch: Video shot by a New Yorker on scene of this morning's 5-alarm fire at 45-02 45 St in Queens. At 14 seconds - see dangerous conditions faced by FDNY members while operating on scene. There are no serious injuries reported. The fire has been placed under control. [Video credit: Joseph John Ramos] | New York City Fire Department (FDNY)

🔥 Five firefighters were among six people injured a five-alarm fire that displaced over a dozen families in Ridgewood, Queens, on Tuesday morning. The fire broke out shortly before 3:30 a.m. on the first floor of a three-story dwelling at 1824 Madison St., the FDNY said. In total, more than 270 fire and EMS members responded to the inferno, which sent a cloud of smoke over the neighborhood. Of the five firefighters injured, two were transported to an area hospital with “significant injuries,” t

30K views · 588 reactions | WATCH: Video from the scene of today’s 2-alarm fire in Queens, in which FDNY members navigated this path to raise a ladder and rescue four patients from the third floor. Read about the heroic rescue at https://bit.ly/2GHNyTM | New York City Fire Department (FDNY) | Facebook

39K views · 460 reactions | Firefighters from at least five FDNY trucks pulled up in front of Elmhurst Hospital in Queens Thursday night to salute and honor front line medical workers at the hospital. | The National Desk - TND | Facebook

“The Big House” in Far Rockaway, Queens, stands out as the only FDNY firehouse that houses two engine companies and one ladder company under one roof. Originally built in 1898, it was established to meet the demands of the growing development on the Rockaway Peninsula. | New York City Fire Department (FDNY)

1.6.26 | Queens - During operations at Queens 5th Alarm Box 4037, a window air conditioner plummeted from the 3rd floor, hitting a member operating below it in the head. Rescue 4 “hook” transmitted a Mayday for a member down in the front of the building, requesting EMS forthwith to assist. The firefighter was transported to the hospital where he is being treated for his injuries. 4 other firefighters were also hospitalized. Praying for a rapid recovery for the injured brothers. | FDNY Response V

Meet Rescue Paramedic Meagan Valicenti from Station 54 in Queens. FDNY Rescue Medics are elite paramedics with advanced training, equipped to deliver critical care in the most hazardous and challenging conditions. Let’s get to work! | New York City Fire Department (FDNY)