Happy Retirement! Atlanta Fire Rescue proudly celebrates the retirement of our Deputy Chief of Field Operations, Derek Harris. With decades of unwavering dedication, courage, and leadership, Chief Harris has made a lasting impact on our department and the community we serve. Thank you, Chief Harris, for your extraordinary service and commitment. Wishing you joy, success, and well-deserved relaxation in this new chapter of life! #AFRD #AtlantaFireRescue #ThankYouForYourService 🎉🚒🔥
Atlanta Fire Rescue Department
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About us
The Atlanta Fire Rescue Department (AFRD) is a multi-faceted, all-hazards emergency response organization with a diverse workforce. The department is comprised of six divisions of labor: Support Services Division, Field Operations Division, Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Division, Technical Services Division, Fiscal and Administrative Affairs Division, and the Airport Fire Division. AFRD is one of more than two dozen fire departments in the country to be accredited by the Center for Public Safety Excellence (CPSE), as well as maintain an Insurance Service Office (ISO) Rating of Class 1. The women and men of AFRD are committed to delivering best-in-class service to its community. In accordance with the established Standards of Response Coverage (SORC), which serves as a service-level benchmarks for the citizens, businesses, and visitors to the great city of Atlanta, our department personnel perform their duties day in and day out. In 2020, AFRD responded to 82,833 calls for service over a geographical area of 143.67 square miles, which includes 14 square miles at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (HJAIA). At HJAIA, the World’s Busiest Airport, we operate 5 fire stations that serves over 1 million passengers from over 100 different countries. Atlanta Fire Rescue Department also protects approximately 523, 738 residents; over 3,000 high-rise buildings; 23 miles of the rapid rail system; and 60 miles of interstate highway.
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- Public Safety
- Company size
- 1,001-5,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Atlanta, GA
- Type
- Public Company
- Founded
- 1882
Locations
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226 Peachtree Street SW
Atlanta, GA 30303, US
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Atlanta, US
Employees at Atlanta Fire Rescue Department
Updates
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Happy Retirement! Atlanta Fire Rescue proudly celebrates the remarkable career of our Deputy Chief of Technical Services, Alan Burton. Your innovative leadership, unwavering dedication, and technical expertise have been instrumental in advancing our mission and strengthening our department. Congratulations on your well-deserved retirement, Chief Burton! Thank you for leaving an inspiring legacy that will continue to guide us forward. #AFRD #AtlantaFireRescue #ThankYouForYourService🎉
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🔥Atlanta Fire Rescue is now hiring! 🔥 We are excited to announce that AFRD is now accepting online applications for the Assessment and Planning Program Management Officer position. All applications must be completed and submitted on or before December 19, 2024. Link:https://lnkd.in/ekzGyHaY For ALL questions and concerns, contact AFRD’s Recruitment Team at AFR-firerecruitment@atlantaga.gov or (404)546-7020. #AFRD #AtlantaFireRescue #MovingAtlantaForward #OneSafeCity 🚒🔥
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Join us tomorrow for our Fire Station #16 Holiday Party! 🎄🎁 📆 Tomorrow, December 14, 2024 ⏰ 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM 📍 Fire Station #16: 1048 Joseph E. Boone Blvd NW, Atlanta, GA 30314 #AFRD #AtlantaFireRescue #Station16 #MovingAtlantaForward #HolidaySeason ⛄️✨
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Today, AFRD participated in extrication training, sharpening their skills with @holmatrorescue for faster, safer rescues. This will help save lives across Atlanta. Special thanks to @EZPullnpay for providing the location and to Holmatro for their continued support. #AFRD #AtlantaFireRescue #ExtricationTraining #Holmatro #OneSafeCity #CityofAtlanta 🚒🔥
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ACERT Basic Training Registration is Open! Are you ready to make a difference in your community? The Basic Training Academy is now accepting registrations for its upcoming session! Class Details: When: Thursday evenings, 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM Duration: January 9 through March 6 Where: Atlanta (specific location provided upon acceptance) Who Can Join? To participate, you must: Be 18 years or older Pass a background check Live and/or work in Atlanta Don't Wait—Register Now! Spaces are limited, and registration closes on December 20. Secure your spot today by completing the registration form here: https://lnkd.in/gqvwte43. Join us for an exciting opportunity to engage with your community and learn how you can make an impact. We can’t wait to see you there!
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Congratulations LEAD Atlanta 🚒🔥🎉
The LEAD Class of 2025 has officially completed two weeks of the Atlanta Fire Rescue Department Immersive Experience! During their 8-hour shifts, class members gain a street-level perspective of Atlanta’s Fire and Rescue system through this interactive immersion. Each pair tours the facility, learns about roles and responsibilities, and connects with the firefighters stationed there. They also ride in the fire truck alongside firefighters and EMTs as they respond to emergency calls. We are deeply grateful to our local heroes for their unwavering dedication to serving and protecting our city.
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Ladies, have you ever dreamed of becoming a firefighter? Here’s your chance! Join us for Ladies’ Night Out ✨ Discover what it takes to succeed in the Candidate Physical Ability Test (CPAT), learn about the hiring process, and connect with inspiring women making an impact every day. Don’t miss this opportunity to take the first step toward an exciting career with AFRD! 📆Friday, December 13, 2024 ⏰5:30 PM - 8:00 PM 📍AFRD Training Center: 5155 Clipper Dr., Atlanta, GA 30349 📱Scan the QR code to register! #AFRD #AtlantaFireRescue #LadiesNightOut #WomenInFire 🚒🔥
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Congratulations to ACERT Cohort 24-2!🎓🎉 After six weeks of intensive Basic Training, these five dedicated community members—Nayshunda O. Burke, Samara Burke, Leona James, Tyrah Johnson, and Joshua Sumpter—are now equipped with vital emergency preparedness and response skills. From disaster first aid to light search and rescue, their hard work at the Fire Training Academy has truly paid off. We celebrate your commitment to making our community safer and stronger. Well done, graduates! 🎉 **Photos are from Cohort 24-2’s final exercise.** #AFRD #AtlantaFireRescue #ACERTGraduation #CommunityHeroes 🚒🔥
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Fry your turkey, not your holiday! 🦃 Follow these fire safety tips to ensure a safe and happy Thanksgiving. Let’s keep it delicious and accident-free! #AFRD #AtlantaFireRescue #OneSafeCity #ThanksgivingSafety #AFRDcares