City of Tallahassee Fire Department retweeted
Students in the Leon High School Fire Academy participated in a "Burn Day" with our partners at Tallahassee Fire. This unique program offers high school students an opportunity to accelerate in to their career as a senior. We are commitment to workforce development at LCS.
City of Tallahassee Fire Department retweeted
The @FloridaState campus has been secured. Multiple law enforcement agencies remain on site for the ongoing investigation. The Student Union & surrounding area are still considered an active crime scene. Individuals should not return to the area for any reason. (1/2)
City of Tallahassee Fire Department retweeted
As day breaks, the City's storm response efforts continue. Official damage assessments are underway with crews dispatched across the service area. Please continue to keep safety top of mind, stay close to home and stay off the roads.
City of Tallahassee Fire Department retweeted
Today, City officials, family, friends, colleagues & community members gathered as @cotfire Chief Gene Sanders was officially sworn in as the 7th career Fire Chief in TFD history. Read more & access links to the photo gallery and video from the ceremony at bit.ly/3BltYGN
City of Tallahassee Fire Department retweeted
The community is invited to join City officials for the swearing-in ceremony of the next City of Tallahassee Fire Department Chief, Gene Sanders, at 10 a.m. on Friday, May 12, at Jack L. McLean Community Center. Find more details at bit.ly/3NKvhGR.
City of Tallahassee Fire Department retweeted
City Manager Reese Goad has announced the appointment of Gene Sanders to serve as the new Fire Chief for the City of Tallahassee, effective May 20. Sanders, a Tallahassee native, has more than 25 years of service with @cotfire. Learn more at talgov.com/Main/News/5441
City of Tallahassee Fire Department retweeted
This morning, law enforcement agencies from across Florida gathered in the Capital City for the annual Law Enforcement Memorial March and Ceremony. Today’s ceremony paid tribute to those killed in the line of duty in 2022.
City of Tallahassee Fire Department retweeted
As temperatures dip again, warm your home safely. Use these tips from @cotfire to reduce your risk of a winter home fire. youtu.be/fYeDxALsxjU
City of Tallahassee Fire Department retweeted
Tallahassee Fire Department's Urban Search & Rescue Team Task Force 7 continues to aid communities in Lee County following the devastation caused by #HurricaneIan. @cotfire
Two days after Hurricane Ian made landfall in Florida, the state is surveying the damage as entire neighborhoods remain submerged in water while others have been reduced to rubble.
@LesterHoltNBC is on the ground reporting on the scale of the storm’s fury.
City of Tallahassee Fire Department retweeted
Following devastating impacts from Hurricane #Ian to Florida, City of Tallahassee crews deployed to provide aid. City electric is in route to @OUCreliableone, & @cotfire's USAR team was activated by the State. Other City resources stand ready if requested. bit.ly/3y2BKnV
City of Tallahassee Fire Department retweeted
Kitchen fires are a leading cause of home fires and injuries. Use these tips from @cotfire to reduce your fire risk in the kitchen.
🔥 Keep flammable items away from the cooktop
🔥 Turn pot/pan handles toward the back of the stove
🔥 Never leave the stove unattended while cooking
City of Tallahassee Fire Department retweeted
National Night Out is an annual community-oriented initiative that aims to strengthen relationships between law enforcement and citizens. Check out the fun from this year's event, and thank you to everyone who attended. @TallyPD @cotfire youtu.be/clZvoM2Cu94
City of Tallahassee Fire Department retweeted
We know you all are eager to have a good time with us this evening for National Night Out, but as of right now we’re in a weather delay until 6:30 p.m. We will provide updates as we receive them. Thank you for your patience!
City of Tallahassee Fire Department retweeted
The Tallahassee Police Department is currently on scene with a suspicious device that is believed to be of historical ordinance.
The device was located by a construction crew in the 900 block of West Gaines Street.
City of Tallahassee Fire Department retweeted
Daydreaming about warm temperatures and getting back to swimming? Now is the perfect time to make sure everyone in your house is prepared for summer fun! Get tips from @cotfire to help you stay safe around water in the March issue of Insight. bit.ly/3hvp4Nv
City of Tallahassee Fire Department retweeted
💛 A life saved! 💛
Let this be a reminder to check that your smoke alarms are functioning properly. Fires are unpredictable. #FireSafety #BePrepared
Smoke alarm alerts resident to fire on Padlock Place - Find more information at bit.ly/35gRmID
City of Tallahassee Fire Department retweeted
Smoke testing is underway in various locations around the community. You may see crews in your area. Curious what the process looks like and why this work is important? Check out this video or visit the project webpage at bit.ly/33RkUfn
City of Tallahassee Fire Department retweeted
We know they're pretty, but always unplug #Christmas tree lights before going to bed or leaving your home. #HolidayFireSafety #WinterFireSafety
City of Tallahassee Fire Department retweeted
Incredible demonstration today by @cotfire showing the dangers of Christmas tree fires. As you can see, a dry tree can go up in flames in an instant, leaving little time to react. Read more about important holiday fire safety tips: bit.ly/30zO1CM

























