Martin County Fire Rescue

Martin County Fire Rescue

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08/01/2026

🚒 YOU’RE INVITED! 🚒

Martin County Fire Rescue is hosting three upcoming open houses at Stations 24, 33 & 18. Get ready to meet our firefighters, tour the grounds and learn about fire safety.

🔥STATION 24🔥
Saturday, August 8
11 AM - 1 PM
16550 Warfield Hwy Indiantown, FL 34956

🔥STATION 33🔥
Saturday, September 5
11 AM - 1 PM
7555 SE Federal Hwy Hobe Sound, FL 33455

🔥STATION 18🔥
Saturday, October 3
11 AM - 1 PM
1995 NW Britt Road Stuart, FL 34994

🍽️ FREE FOOD will be provided to the first 200 guests by IAFF Local 2959. We look forward to welcoming you soon!

07/31/2026

Happy to our AMAZING Ocean Rescue team! 🛟🌊☀️

Please join us in thanking the extraordinary men and women that keep our beaches safe. We sincerely appreciate their dedication, professionalism and commitment to protecting Martin County beachgoers.

07/30/2026

🔥🧯MEET MCFR’S NEW ADDITION TO THE FLEET… OUR CLASS B FOAM TRAILER🧯🔥

Our firefighters respond to a wide range of incidents each year involving gasoline, diesel fuel, aviation fuel leaks and other flammable liquid hazards. While many fires can be effectively extinguished with water, Class B fires involving ignited fuels or significant fuel spills require specialized firefighting foam to quickly suppress flames, reduce v***r hazards and prevent reignition.

This dedicated foam trailer will enable our crews to rapidly deploy specialized resources needed to safely and efficiently manage petroleum-based product emergencies. By enhancing our operational capabilities, this equipment will strengthen our ability to protect the residents, visitors and businesses of Martin County while providing firefighters with the tools necessary to mitigate these complex and high-risk incidents.

07/27/2026

🚗 FREE CAR SEAT INSTALLATIONS & INSPECTIONS🚗

A correctly used car seat can save your child’s life. That’s why Martin County Fire Rescue is teaming up with Safe Kids Treasure Coast to offer FREE car seat installations and inspections. Please call (772) 462-3501 to learn more and schedule your appointment.

07/25/2026

This , our Ocean Rescue team reminds us that these simple steps can help prevent emergencies and save lives:

🌊👀Designate a water watcher, avoid distractions and always supervise children closely.
🛟Wear a properly fitted life jacket while boating or near open water.
🏊‍♂️Teach children how to swim and respect the water.
🚨Keep pools secure with barriers, pool alarms and safety equipment nearby.
🤿Never swim alone.
⛑️Learn CPR and other basic, lifesaving techniques.
🏖️Always swim near a lifeguard. Martin County has four lifeguarded beaches: Jensen Beach, Stuart Beach, Hobe Sound Beach and Bathtub Beach.

By staying alert, prepared and informed, we can help keep our families and our community safe. To learn more lifesaving water safety tips, please visit the World Health Organization’s website by clicking this link: https://www.who.int/campaigns/world-drowning-prevention-day/2026.

07/24/2026

👨‍🚒🔥CADET APPRECIATION POST🔥👨‍🚒

Our Martin County Fire Rescue Cadets are putting in the work, showing dedication and becoming future leaders. We are proud of their commitment to physical training, teamwork and their eagerness to learn life-saving skills.

Way to go, Cadets!👏

Photos from Martin County Fire Rescue's post 07/23/2026

🚒 MCFR CREWS RESPOND TO TWO CAR CRASH NEAR SOUTHEAST COUNTY LINE ROAD IN TEQUESTA🚒

Martin County Fire Rescue firefighter-paramedics responded to a side-impact collision involving a mini van and construction truck Thursday.

The crash happened just after 11:15 a.m. near Southeast County Line Road on US-1 in Tequesta. There were two occupants in each vehicle. Paramedics transported three occupants to the hospital with minor injuries.

Great collaborative response from Station 36, B-Shift, Tequesta Fire Rescue and the Martin County Sheriff’s Office!

Photos from Martin County Fire Rescue's post 07/22/2026

🚨ACTIVE SHOOTER RESPONSE TRAINING🚨

Martin County Fire Rescue, Stuart Fire Rescue and the Martin County Sheriff’s Office began active shooter response training this morning by practicing realistic scenarios at Martin County High School.

Fire Rescue units practiced quickly finding and treating injured patients, safely moving them out of danger and coordinating their transport to the hospital. Sheriff’s deputies conducted a detailed building search, established perimeters and worked to quickly neutralize the simulated threat.

Please be mindful of heavy law enforcement presence in the area as more trainings will be held on:

- Friday, July 24 at Martin County High School.
- Monday, July 27 at Jensen Beach High School.
- Wednesday, July 29 at South Fork High School.

We’re grateful for this opportunity to collaborate with our public safety partners and strengthen our ability to work together during high-risk, rapidly evolving incidents.

Photos from Martin County Fire Rescue's post 07/21/2026

🔥INTERSTATE 95 SOUTHBOUND LANES REOPEN AFTER MCFR FIREFIGHTERS EXTINGUISH 18-WHEELER TRUCK FIRE IN HOBE SOUND🔥

All lanes of Interstate 95 have been reopened Tuesday morning after Martin County Fire Rescue units extinguished a vehicle fire involving an 18-wheeler truck that was hauling potatoes.

The fire started just after 6 a.m. near the 90 mile-marker of Interstate 95 South in Hobe Sound. All occupants made it out safely. No one was hurt or transported.

Please expect and plan for delays as travel is still slow through the area. FHP has taken command of the scene and will investigate.

07/21/2026

🔥INTERSTATE 95 SOUTHBOUND LANES CLOSED AS MCFR FIREFIGHTERS WORK TO EXTINGUISH 18-WHEELER TRUCK FIRE IN HOBE SOUND🔥

Martin County Fire Rescue units are responding to a vehicle fire involving an 18-wheeler truck.

All southbound lanes of Interstate 95 near the 90 mile-marker in Hobe Sound are closed. Please seek alternate routes.

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800 SE Monterey Road
Stuart, FL
34994