The City of Miami Department of Fire-Rescue firefighters from Fire Station 6A took it upon themselves to collect and distribute warm clothing to individuals experiencing homelessness. Without being asked, they came together to provide comfort and protection, reflecting the heart and compassion that defines our department. We sincerely thank every firefighter who donated, collected, and distributed these items. Your generosity and willingness to step up is a true reflection of what it means to se

WATCH: A total of six Miami-Dade Fire Rescue units joined Miami Beach and city of Miami firefighters to battle a fire on a 60-foot yacht on Saturday morning. Video courtesy: Alisson Guzman Click here for the latest details: https://tinyurl.com/4ntammtn?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=snd&utm_content=wplg10 | WPLG Local 10

The City of Miami Department of Fire-Rescue responded to a fire at a single-family residence. Crews forced entry through security bars and extinguished the blaze within minutes. The property was for sale and vacant at the time of the incident, with no occupants inside. The cause of the fire is under investigation. | Miami Fire Rescue

733K views · 13K reactions | The City of Miami Department of Fire-Rescue responded to a call after a dog was found trapped between a home and a shed. Missing since December 31, probably hiding from fireworks, Bambi was freed by the crew from our technical rescue team using hydraulic tools and safely reunited with her owners. Great job, Engine 6A! | Miami Fire Rescue | Facebook

Watch the segment by WSVN-TV to learn more about Miami-Dade Fire Rescue’s (#MDFR) response to a First Alarm single-family house fire near the 500 block of NE 177 Street. Responding A-shift units: AIR, B02, B03, E11, E19, E33, E63, L31, L38, M31, R19, R31, R32, V03, V05. | Miami-Dade Fire Rescue