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Exactly 59 years ago, on April 1,1963, the Atlanta Fire Rescue Department integrated the Department by welcoming the first 16 male African American firefighters. In 1977, seven women became trailblazers by becoming the first African American women within AFRD. Mayor Andre Dickens honors the trailblazer and their historic feat. #AFRD | City of Atlanta Fire Rescue Department

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With ice expected this weekend, Atlanta Fire Rescue has partnered with ATL DOT to salt fire stations and maintain our emergency response. Our firefighters have snow chains on the fire trucks so we can still respond even with icy roads. Ensuring our commitment to keep Atlanta safe across the city. #AFRD #atlantafirerescue #OneSafeCity | City of Atlanta Fire Rescue Department

Every call matters. Every second counts. Atlanta Fire is answering the call—and we’re looking for the next generation to stand with us. If you’re ready to serve, protect, and make a real impact in your city, your journey starts here. 🚒 Join Atlanta Fire 🔥 Train with the best Serve your community. Apply now. The city is counting on you. #OneSafeCity | City of Atlanta Fire Rescue Department

Atlanta Fire Rescue prides itself on fireground strategy, tactics, and training. Lt. McCarthy of Station 10 led and demonstrated a down firefighter drill for the members of his company. This evolution included egress through low profiles, firefighter packaging, SCOTT RIT pack air supply options, and more. | City of Atlanta Fire Rescue Department

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City of Atlanta Fire Rescue Department on Reels