Montgomery Fire/Rescue

🚒🔥 Structure Fire Response 🔥🚒

Engine 7, Engine 10, Truck 42, Rescue 90, and Car 31 responded to a residential structure fire on LeBron Ave with heavy smoke showing from the attic on arrival. Crews quickly went to work making an aggressive interior attack while navigating challenging conditions inside the home, which featured tongue and groove construction and a difficult layout that added to the complexity of the fire.

Firefighters worked tirelessly to locate and contain the fire as conditions inside continued to change. Due to the size and difficulty of the incident, a second alarm was declared bringing additional manpower and equipment to the scene.

Second alarm units included Engine 12, Engine 6, Truck 43, Rescue 96, and Car 33.

Through strong teamwork and coordinated operations, crews were able to bring the fire under control with no firefighter injuries reported. The occupant was safely out of the home prior to our arrival and was evaluated on scene by Rescue 90.

Unit 57 is investigating the cause of the fire. Chaplain Presley is on scene assisting the homeowner. Great work by all companies involved! 🚒💪

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A big thank you to Root of Jesse for stopping by Station 12 and preparing lunch for our firefighters! 🍽️🚒

The crew always appreciates the support from our community, and a good meal goes a long way during a busy shift. Thank you for taking the time to serve those who serve Montgomery each day!

We are grateful for partnerships and community members like Root of Jesse who continue to show support for Montgomery Fire/Rescue. 👏🔥

Montgomery Fire/Rescue Recruit Class 2026A joined in on the Murph workout fun today! 💪🔥

The recruits tackled a modified version of the workout that included:
🏃 One-mile run
💥 100 sit-ups
💪 200 push-ups
🦵 300 squats
🏃 One-mile run

The class brought great energy, teamwork, and determination from start to finish as they continue preparing for the fire line. Strong work by Recruit Class 2026A! 🚒👏

This Memorial Day weekend, Montgomery Fire firefighters took on the Murph Challenge — honoring Lt. Michael P. Murphy and remembering the sacrifices made by so many brave heroes. 🇺🇸💪

The workout included:
🏃 1 mile run
💪 100 pull-ups
🔥 200 push-ups
🏋️ 300 squats
🏃 Another 1 mile run

It was a tough challenge, but a meaningful way for our crews to reflect, remember, and push themselves together.

Today we pause to remember and honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. 🇺🇸

This Memorial Day, Montgomery Fire Rescue is thankful for the heroes who gave everything so we could enjoy the freedoms we have today. While many are spending time with family, grilling out, or enjoying the lake, we ask everyone to take a moment to reflect on the true meaning of the day.

As always, our crews remain ready to serve the citizens of Montgomery 24/7 — holidays included.

We hope everyone has a safe Memorial Day:
🔥 Grill safely
🚤 Wear your life jackets
🚗 Don’t drink and drive
☀️ Stay hydrated in the heat

From all of us at Montgomery Fire Rescue, thank you to our fallen heroes and the families who continue to carry their legacy. ❤️🤍💙

Today was all about going up! 🚒🪜

Crews at Station 14 on Selma Highway, home of Engine 14 and Rescue 86, spent the day sharpening their ladder skills with hands-on training involving both the aerial ladder and ground ladders.

Whether it’s reaching upper floors during a fire, performing rescues, or accessing difficult areas, ladder operations are a critical part of the job — and our crews work hard to stay at the top of their game! 💪🔥

Great work by everyone involved today!

⚾🚒 Engine 16 had an amazing time at the Miracle League baseball game! Our crew enjoyed meeting all the incredible athletes, cheering them on, and giving everyone a close-up look at the fire truck.

From high-fives to smiles and lots of questions about the truck and equipment, it was a day full of fun, teamwork, and community spirit. Thank you to the Miracle League participants, families, and organizers for letting Montgomery Fire Rescue be part of such a special event! ❤️🖤

🚨 Need a smoke detector? Montgomery Fire/Rescue is here to help! 🚨

Contact Montgomery Fire/Rescue through the Get Alarmed, Alabama! program to schedule your FREE smoke alarm installation today! 🏠🔥

👉 Request yours here:

 https://www.alabamafirecollege.org/about-us/resources/community-risk-reduction/get-alarmed-alabama/

Solicite una alarma de humo gratis 🇪🇸

The Get Alarmed, Alabama! smoke alarm installation program is a partnership between the American Red Cross of Alabama, the Alabama Fire College, and the Alabama State Fire Marshal’s Office.

If you live in Alabama, you are twice as likely as the rest of the nation to die as a result of fire. Fire departments across the state are working to make sure every home has working smoke detectors installed and ready to protect families.

Participating fire departments will assist residents by installing smoke alarms in their homes — because early warning saves lives! ⏰🚒

Don’t wait until it’s too late — protect your family today!



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