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Anthony Kelleher

@dcfdkelleher

Assistant Fire Chief of Operations @DCFireEMS || Tweets don't represent DC Fire and EMS or the DC Government

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calendar_today24-02-2011 05:29:14

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Box Alarm 3400 block Benning Rd NE. Smoke showing from elevated section of Metro tracks. Setting up unified command with Metro Forward officials on scene. #DCsBravest

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06/08/2025 • The DC Fire and EMS Department Engine Co. No. 14 celebrates 127-years of dedicated service to the residents and visitors of the District of Columbia today. Previously located in downtown #DC, and relocated in 1945 to the Fort Totten neighborhood.

06/08/2025 • The <a href="/dcfireems/">DC Fire and EMS Department</a> Engine Co. No. 14 celebrates 127-years of dedicated service to the residents and visitors of the District of Columbia today. Previously located in downtown #DC, and relocated in 1945 to the Fort Totten neighborhood.
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This afternoon, DC Fire and EMS Department quickly contained and extinguished this #fire in the Trinidad neighborhood of #WashingtonDC. Preparedness and efficiency are just two of the many standards our members uphold.

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Box Alarm 2600 block Reed St NE. Fire 2nd floor apartment knocked down by sprinkler. Checking for extension and smoke conditions. Moderate smoke 2nd floor. No reported injuries. Sprinklers save lives & property. #DCsBravest

Box Alarm 2600 block Reed St NE. Fire 2nd floor apartment knocked down by sprinkler. Checking for extension and smoke conditions. Moderate smoke 2nd floor. No reported injuries. Sprinklers save lives &amp; property. #DCsBravest
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Battalion Fire Chief Troy, a 37-year DC Fire and EMS Department veteran, led Division 2 (interior) at a recent fire on Seaton Place, NW. His leadership and pride exemplify what it means to be a capital firefighter, inspiring all ranks in our service. #DC #DCFireEMS #DCFD

Battalion Fire Chief Troy, a 37-year <a href="/dcfireems/">DC Fire and EMS Department</a> veteran, led Division 2 (interior) at a recent fire on Seaton Place, NW. His leadership and pride exemplify what it means to be a capital firefighter, inspiring all ranks in our service. #DC #DCFireEMS #DCFD
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Fire is knocked down, companies looking for hotspots. Call came in as automatic fire alarm, Engine 18 requested the box be filled out.

Fire is knocked down, companies looking for hotspots. Call came in as automatic fire alarm, Engine 18 requested the box be filled out.
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Ceremony at Engine 21 in Adams-Morgan acknowledging the promotion of Sergeant Floyd York to his current rank. Keeping with current tradition, he was presented with a sergeant’s helmet shield and cap badge. #DCsBravest

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This video captures the excitement of the reenactment of the Last Run of the Horses from June 15 1925. This ceremonial run honored the legacy and service of the great fire horses, whose strength and speed once powered our fire response before the era of motorized fire apparatus.

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🎉Congratulations Lt. Mike Cotter of DC Fire and Emergency Medical Services - 2025 IAFC Company Officer of the Year This award honors a company officer who exemplifies exceptional leadership, dedication to their crew and community. buff.ly/eIGZwUS

🎉Congratulations Lt. Mike Cotter of <a href="/DCFireAndEMS/">DC Fire and Emergency Medical Services</a> - 2025 IAFC Company Officer of the Year

This award honors a company officer who exemplifies exceptional leadership, dedication to their crew and community. buff.ly/eIGZwUS
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For five days, this past week, DC Fire and EMS Department tackled 100°F+ heat, handling 700+ incidents daily. The dedication of our members to our city's safety is inspiring and deeply valued. Thank you!

For five days, this past week, <a href="/dcfireems/">DC Fire and EMS Department</a> tackled 100°F+ heat, handling 700+ incidents daily. The dedication of our members to our city's safety is inspiring and deeply valued. Thank you!
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The DC Fire and EMS Department joins the entire Fire Service Community in mourning the loss of the two Idaho firefighters who were senselessly murdered while working to protect their community. #DCsBravest

The DC Fire and EMS Department joins the entire Fire Service Community in mourning the loss of the two Idaho firefighters who were senselessly murdered while working to protect their community. #DCsBravest
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Update Working Fire 1600 block Marion Barry Ave SE. Fire is under control with no reports of injuries. Confined primarily to rear garage and storage portion of building. Investigators on scene. #DCsBravest

Update Working Fire 1600 block Marion Barry Ave SE. Fire is under control with no reports of injuries. Confined primarily to rear garage and storage portion of building. Investigators on scene. #DCsBravest
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Capitol Hill this morning in #DC. DC Fire and EMS Department Engine Co. No. 18 | Truck Co. No. 7 | Ambulance No. 18 | This neighborhood firehouse proudly serves several areas of Northeast and Southeast #WashingtonDC.

Capitol Hill this morning in #DC. <a href="/dcfireems/">DC Fire and EMS Department</a> Engine Co. No. 18 | Truck Co. No. 7 | Ambulance No. 18 | This neighborhood firehouse proudly serves several areas of Northeast and Southeast #WashingtonDC.
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On July 4th, 1944, Sergeant Joseph A. Carter Jr., Engine Co. 4, died in the Line of Duty from back injuries suffered on October 19, 1943 at the fire ground, 2214 Georgia Ave. N.W., on Box 822. Never Forget.

On July 4th, 1944, Sergeant Joseph A. Carter Jr., Engine Co. 4, died in the Line of Duty from back injuries suffered on October 19, 1943 at the fire ground, 2214 Georgia Ave. N.W., on Box 822. Never Forget.
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The Palisades Independence Parade in NW DC rolled through today w/ Engine 29, Truck 5, Ambulance 29 , Friendship Fire Assn canteen making their way down MacArthur Blvd. Crowds lined the street, cheering w/ festive spirit and 4th of July pride. #DCsBravest

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Thank you to the members of DC Fire and EMS Department for their dedication and commitment to safeguarding our Nation's Capital, #WashingtonDC this July 4th. The department responded to 896 fire and EMS incidents during the 24-hour tour of duty.

Thank you to the members of <a href="/dcfireems/">DC Fire and EMS Department</a> for their dedication and commitment to safeguarding our Nation's Capital, #WashingtonDC this July 4th. The department responded to 896 fire and EMS incidents during the 24-hour tour of duty.
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Update Box Alarm 1400 block P St NW. Opened up roof and ductwork in fire area and found no further extension. Fire under control. Request Health Dept. due to food establishments involved. #DCsBravest

Update Box Alarm 1400 block P St NW. Opened up roof and ductwork in fire area and found no further extension. Fire under control. Request Health Dept. due to food establishments involved. #DCsBravest