6.6K views · 89 reactions | Ponds and lakes in New York City are NEVER frozen enough to safely walk on. Be #FDNYSmart – NEVER walk on frozen water no matter how low the temperature dips. You risk your life and the lives of first responders. See more tips at fdnysmart.org [web page] | New York City Fire Department (FDNY) | Facebook

4.1K views · 147 reactions | Earlier this month, FDNY Marine...

4.3K views · 92 reactions | The FDNY is continuing to sound the alarm on the dangers of improperly using and charging lithium-ion batteries. You can keep you and your family safe by purchasing devices that are certified by UL or another accredited agency, by always using the manufacturer’s cord and power adapter for the device, and by storing and charging the device at room temperature, away from sunlight. For more tips, go to FDNYSmart.org | New York City Fire Department (FDNY) | Facebook

18K views · 191 reactions | The FDNY is encouraging New Yorkers with lithium-ion powered mobility devices to follow practices to prevent fires and keep you safe. Do not leave batteries charging unattended or overnight when you’re sleeping. Do not use power or extension cords to charge. For more important safety information visit fdnysmart.org | New York City Fire Department (FDNY) | Facebook

6.5K views · 235 reactions | From May to October, the FDNY puts more of its marine units out on patrol to keep you safe. This long holiday weekend, it’s back to the beach for millions of New Yorkers. The FDNY would like to remind you of some important precautions to take, especially out on the water. Fire Commissioner Laura Kavanagh met up with Marine Battalion Chief Richard Ferro to get his top safety tips. | New York City Fire Department (FDNY) | Facebook