MFR recognizes Sergeant Clifton Rich for his hard work obtaining his National Registered EMT Paramedic license. His wife and family were in attendance at the ceremony and he also received a special phone call from Fire Chief Jordan. Congratulations to Sergeant Clifton Rich.

MFR attended the Graduation of MPD Academy Class 2024A-1. MFR’s Fire Investigator Captain Donnie G. Woodall was a member of this class of new Law Enforcement Officers. He is assigned to the Bureau of Investigation; please Congratulate Captain Woodall on this major achievement!!!

The Family Guidance Center provides family services to help improve the quality of life for the children and families of our community. MFR attended this year’s Expo at the facility. Firefighters enjoyed playing games with the Family Guidance Staff and attendees.

MFR supported the MPD family and the Family of Chaplain Antonio Seals at his funeral services. Mayor Steven Reed spoke at the service. MFR thoughts and prayers are with the MPD and Seals Family in these difficult times. Wishing the families comfort during this time with love.

MFR recognizes Sergeant Richard D. Short on completing and obtaining a nationally registered paramedic license after numerous hours of classroom and clinical rotations. He will now follow up with the mentorship program. Congratulations Sergeant Short on your epic achievement.

MFR’s BLS Provider Renewal Drill trains our firefighters to give high-quality chest compressions, appropriate ventilations and early AED use. The course is designed for healthcare professionals to perform CPR and basic life support skills in an efficient and effective manner.

Fire Chief Jordan and MFR Staff recognizes Firefighter Brent Manley in obtaining his EMT-Paramedic License. He will now be assigned to a Rescue Unit to be mentored on proficient delivery of services on medical calls. Congratulations Firefighter Manley on this major career step.

MFR visited Highland Gardens Community Center First Responders Week. Engine 11 was engaged with the children about the job of a firefighter. The Company got to show the children the Big Red Fire Truck. What a great time and thanks for inviting us out!!!

Meet 4 year old Ollie. Ollie and her mom, Tabatha, were involved in a vehicle accident. They stopped by to show appreciation for the response and to show off her Fire Truck box costume. Thanks Ollie for lifting our spirits and let us borrow your truck when E11 is in the shop.

After nearly 41 years of service Chief of Staff Joseph “Joey” Addie is retiring. He is the 2nd longest serving Firefighter on record. Mayor Reed recognized Chief Addie with a proclamation for all for his years of hard work. Congratulations Chief Addie on your retirement.

The annual Back to School Bash was back at the MultiPlex at Cramton Bowl. This family friendly event, featured inflatables, free food, vendors, games, a bike raffle, school supply giveaways MFR had a great time and encouraged to the students for a safe and enjoyable school year.

Thousands of residents and visitors will experience the HBCU tradition of football, marching bands, tailgating along with music concerts featuring famous artists. MFR Medical Details will be on site to provide any needed medical services for the attendees during the festivities.

MFR Captain Josh Piatt is the 2024 Snap-tite Hose Division 2 under age 40 Male Category Points Champion; earning the most points during this season. He will be honored September 28th at the U.S. National Championship in Hoover, Alabama. Congratulations and much continued success

Montgomery Fire/Rescue salutes all military veterans, both living and dead, but especially to living veterans. We also acknowledges OUR Military Members who have who have honored their oath to protect the U.S. Constitution. Your service reminds us that freedom is not free.

MFR attended the Veterans Day Parade and the Veterans Day Program at Riverfront Stadium. From the 100 year old veteran down to those who served in numerous wars and operations, we say thank you for all you did for our country so that we can live in freedom.

Students from Kershaw Pre-K toured Fire Station 6 and learned how to react during a fire emergency. The students had fun seeing the firefighters work around the station and the gear and equipment used on a fire scene. Near the end of their tour, they got to see the fire trucks.

Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc paid a visit to Fire Station 4 and delivered an assortment of food items for them to enjoy. Part of their mission is community service and this was a small token to say thanks to the firefighters for what they do in service to the community.

MFR attended Ribbon Cutting Ceremony Holt Street Baptist Church Museum. The Historical Society aims to preserve the history of the movement through the creation of a museum where thousands gathered in support of the bus boycott. After the ribbon cutting, attendees went on a tour.

🚒 Overnight 9/8, MFR responded to a structure fire in the area of Chestnut St. Crews found an abandoned single-story home fully involved. A defensive attack brought the fire under control for 10 minutes. No injuries reported. Cause under investigation. #MontgomeryFireRescue

Montgomery Fire/Rescue is actively responding to a Second Alarm Commercial Building Fire in the 4400 block of Selma Highway, directly across from Montgomery Regional Airport. Crews are making steady progress in containing the fire but delays are likely.