Montgomery Fire/Rescue

Engine 2 had a great time visiting EduCare Academy & Childcare today! 🚒😊

Our firefighters spent the morning with approximately 40 amazing children, ages 2–4, sharing what it’s like to be a firefighter and teaching important fire safety lessons in a fun and interactive way.

The kids had the opportunity to get hands-on with firefighting equipment, explore Engine 2 up close, and meet the firefighters who serve their community every day. There were plenty of smiles, questions, and excitement as our youngest community members learned all about fire trucks and the people who ride them!

Thank you to the staff and students at EduCare Academy & Childcare for the warm welcome. We always enjoy opportunities to connect with our community and help make learning about fire safety fun!

🚒 Engine 2
👨‍🚒 Fire Safety Education
😊 Community Engagement

Today, Station 12 had the pleasure of welcoming the students and staff from Next Step Learning for a behind-the-scenes station tour! 🚒👨‍🚒

Our guests got an up-close look at Station 12, home to Engine 12, Truck 43, and Rescue 94. From checking out the apparatus and equipment to learning about fire safety and emergency response, it was a great day of learning, questions, and fun!

We love opportunities to connect with our community and inspire the next generation. Thank you to Next Step Learning for spending part of your day with us—we hope you enjoyed your visit as much as we enjoyed hosting you!

🚒 Engine 12
🚒 Truck 43
🚑 Rescue 94

🚒🎉 Congratulations to Firefighter Nummy and Firefighter Walker as they celebrate 10 years of service with Montgomery Fire today!

For the past decade, they have proudly served our community with dedication, professionalism, and heart. Thank you both for your commitment and sacrifice.

Join us in congratulating them on this incredible milestone! 👏🔥

🚒 Looking for a career that’s anything but ordinary? Join Montgomery Fire Rescue! 🚒

Start your journey with a competitive salary ranging from $52,501 - $57,371 and take advantage of additional opportunities including:

✅ Paramedic incentives
✅ Special Operations incentives
✅ Education reimbursement
✅ Health, dental, and life insurance
✅ Paid annual and sick leave
✅ Paid holidays
✅ Retirement through the Retirement Systems of Alabama (RSA)

At Montgomery Fire Rescue, you’ll build a rewarding career serving your community, working alongside dedicated professionals, and facing new challenges every day.

🔥 A fulfilling career helping others while getting to do something new each day.

Visit the City of Montgomery careers page to apply and become part of the Montgomery Fire Rescue family!

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🌳🚒 Not the kind of housewarming gift anyone wants!

Engine 8, Rescue 93, Car 34, and Heavy Rescue 75 responded to a report of a tree on a house on Speigle St. Upon arrival, crews found a large section of a tree had fallen onto the residence, causing significant damage.

Firefighters quickly searched the home to ensure no occupants were inside and secured the scene. Thankfully, no injuries were reported.

Remember, after storms and high winds, be aware of damaged trees and limbs that may still be at risk of falling!

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A quick check-in from Recruit Class 2026A! 🚒💦

This week, they got their first opportunity to put some water through a hose and start learning the basics. They’re off to a great start, and we look forward to following their journey in the months ahead!

🔥 Working Fire Knocked Down on Bell Gables! 🔥

This evening, E-15, E-13, T-46, R-92, and Car 32 responded to a possible structure fire on Bell Gables.

E-15 arrived to find visible smoke and quickly upgraded the incident to a working fire. Crews made an aggressive interior attack, successfully confining the fire to the room of origin and preventing further spread throughout the home.

T-46 completed both primary and secondary searches with an all clear reported. Thankfully, there were no injuries to civilians or firefighters.

Unit 57 is on scene investigating the cause of the fire, and Chaplain Presley is assisting the occupants during this difficult time.

Great teamwork by all responding crews to bring this incident under control quickly and safely! 🚒💪

🚑Montgomery Fire/Rescue is proud to recognize Lieutenant Demetrius Gilmore for his heroic off‑duty actions!

While playing pickleball at the Bell Road YMCA, Lt. Gilmore noticed a man collapse and immediately stepped in. He quickly assessed the patient, began CPR, directed bystanders, applied an automated external defibrillator (AED) and successfully delivered a shock which restored the patient’s pulse before on‑duty crews arrived. The patient was alert and oriented before being transported to a local hospital for further care.

Because of his swift actions and expert training, a life was saved.
Please join us in thanking Lt. Gilmore for his outstanding dedication to our community, on duty and off. 👏👏👏👏👏