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FDNY New York Fire Department
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Fire Department of the City of New York (FDNY)
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fdny.nyc
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Private
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-
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The Fire Department of the City of New York (FDNY) is the municipal fire department serving New York City, providing fire suppression, emergency medical services (EMT and paramedic), hazardous-materials response, technical and marine rescue, and fire-prevention education to all NYC residents, businesses, and visitors. The department operates as a public-sector agency funded by New York City tax revenues, delivering services free at the point of use with no commercial revenue model, customer-acquisition motion, or pricing structure. Leadership is held by Fire Commissioner Lillian Bonsignore.

FDNY runs multiple public-education and prevention programs, including the FDNY Fire Zone learning center at Rockefeller Center, FDNY Smart, the Be 911 CPR initiative, Teens Take Heart CPR, the Sounding the Alarm lithium-battery safety program, and the Juvenile Fire-Setters Intervention program. The department also publishes end-to-end response-time data through NYC Open Data as a transparency mechanism. Workforce development is delivered through the FDNY Fire Academy and the FDNY Captain Vernon A. Richard High School for Fire and Life Safety, with a probationary firefighter class graduating on July 2, 2026 and the high school Class of 2026 graduating on June 26, 2026 under the #JoinFDNY recruitment initiative.

The department's ecosystem is anchored by the FDNY Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that supports the agency through recurring community-engagement and fundraising vehicles, including the 2027 FDNY Calendar of Heroes launched on June 24, 2026. Because FDNY is a government entity, the relevant "go-to-market" is interagency coordination with NYC government, public-safety mutual aid across jurisdictions, and direct-to-citizen public-education campaigns rather than commercial sales channels.

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FDNY is the municipal fire department of New York City, providing fire suppression, emergency medical services, hazardous-materials response, specialized rescue, and fire-prevention education to all NYC residents and businesses, funded by city tax revenues.

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11–50
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HeadquartersManhattan, United States
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Manhattan
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United States
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North America
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices3 records

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Keyword5 values
emergency fire services, emergency medical services, fire safety education, fire prevention programs, public safety services
NAICS code3 codes
  • Fire Protection92216
  • Fire Protection922160
  • Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities922
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Public Safety and Emergency Services
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1Tax-payer funded municipal services
TypeManaged Services
Description

FDNY is a municipal government department funded through New York City tax revenues and municipal budgets. Services are provided free of charge to all New York City residents and businesses.

nyc.gov:443
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Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Others
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B2C
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1FDNY Smart
Description

Fire safety education initiative by the FDNY, FDNY Foundation and its partners to make the city safer.

nyc.gov:443
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FDNY is the municipal fire department of the City of New York, providing 24/7 fire suppression, emergency medical services (EMT and paramedic), fire prevention inspections, code enforcement, and public fire safety education to all residents and businesses across the five boroughs. The department also operates training programs, the FDNY Fire Zone learning center, CPR initiatives, and the affiliated FDNY Captain Vernon A. Richard High School for Fire and Life Safety.

Differentiator
Functional benefit
Problem solved
Quantifiable outcome1 value
  • End-to-end response times tracked and reported publicly through NYC Open Data portal
Product overview1 text field

FDNY offers a portfolio of public safety programs and educational services rather than traditional technology products. The core offerings include the FDNY Fire Zone learning center, various CPR training programs (Be 911, Teens Take Heart), fire safety education, the juvenile fire-setters intervention program, and the Sounding the Alarm lithium battery safety initiative. The Department also operates the #FDNYSmart safety initiative and #JoinFDNY career recruitment program, along with the FDNY Captain Vernon A. Richard High School for Fire and Life Safety. These programs are complemented by data services including end-to-end response time reporting. The FDNY Foundation partners with the Department to support several of these initiatives.

Product and service7 records
1FDNY Fire Zone
CategoryEducational facility and visitor center
Description

NYC's official fire safety learning center located at Rockefeller Center in Manhattan, offering fire safety education programs to the public and serving as the Department's official shop.

2FDNY Fire Safety Education Program
CategoryPublic safety education
Description

Comprehensive fire safety education program working to eliminate fire deaths in New York City, providing educational materials and outreach to the public.

3FDNY Be 911 CPR Program
CategoryCPR training and education
Description

Free CPR instruction program offered to all New Yorkers to improve emergency response outcomes and save lives.

4FDNY Teens Take Heart CPR Program
CategoryCPR training and education
Description

CPR training program aimed at New York City high school students to build life-saving skills among youth.

5Juvenile Fire-Setters Intervention Program
CategoryYouth intervention and education
Description

Intervention program offering education and evaluations for children involved in fire-related incidents.

6Sounding the Alarm
CategoryFire prevention education
Description

Public safety program focused on preventing fires by educating the public on the proper charging, storage, and disposal of lithium-ion batteries.

7End-to-End Response Times Reports
CategoryPublic data and analytics
Description

Public reports showing average response times from the moment a 911 call is placed, providing transparency on emergency response performance.

Partnership1 partner
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-06-24
Description

FDNY Foundation is the official nonprofit partner of the Fire Department of the City of New York. They collaborate on public safety initiatives including the annual Calendar of Heroes, FDNY Smart education programs, firefighter recruitment support, and various community outreach efforts. The Foundation supports FDNY through fundraising and implementing educational programs.

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Ideal customer profile3 records

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FDNY New York Fire Department

Public Safety and Emergency Servicesfdny.nyc

FDNY is the municipal fire department of New York City, providing fire suppression, emergency medical services, hazardous-materials response, specialized rescue, and fire-prevention education to all NYC residents and businesses, funded by city tax revenues.

What FDNY New York Fire Department does

The Fire Department of the City of New York (FDNY) is the municipal fire department serving New York City, providing fire suppression, emergency medical services (EMT and paramedic), hazardous-materials response, technical and marine rescue, and fire-prevention education to all NYC residents, businesses, and visitors. The department operates as a public-sector agency funded by New York City tax revenues, delivering services free at the point of use with no commercial revenue model, customer-acquisition motion, or pricing structure. Leadership is held by Fire Commissioner Lillian Bonsignore.

FDNY runs multiple public-education and prevention programs, including the FDNY Fire Zone learning center at Rockefeller Center, FDNY Smart, the Be 911 CPR initiative, Teens Take Heart CPR, the Sounding the Alarm lithium-battery safety program, and the Juvenile Fire-Setters Intervention program. The department also publishes end-to-end response-time data through NYC Open Data as a transparency mechanism. Workforce development is delivered through the FDNY Fire Academy and the FDNY Captain Vernon A. Richard High School for Fire and Life Safety, with a probationary firefighter class graduating on July 2, 2026 and the high school Class of 2026 graduating on June 26, 2026 under the #JoinFDNY recruitment initiative.

The department's ecosystem is anchored by the FDNY Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that supports the agency through recurring community-engagement and fundraising vehicles, including the 2027 FDNY Calendar of Heroes launched on June 24, 2026. Because FDNY is a government entity, the relevant "go-to-market" is interagency coordination with NYC government, public-safety mutual aid across jurisdictions, and direct-to-citizen public-education campaigns rather than commercial sales channels.

FDNY New York Fire Department firmographics

Firmographics
Name
FDNY New York Fire Department
Legal name
Fire Department of the City of New York (FDNY)
Website
https://fdny.nyc
Company type
Private
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
FDNY is the municipal fire department of New York City, providing fire suppression, emergency medical services, hazardous-materials response, specialized rescue, and fire-prevention education to all NYC residents and businesses, funded by city tax revenues.
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akta.pro rank

Where FDNY New York Fire Department is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Manhattan
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices3 records

Markets served

FDNY New York Fire Department business model

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B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Technology or R&D, Others

Revenue model

  1. Tax-payer funded municipal services: FDNY is a municipal government department funded through New York City tax revenues and municipal budgets. Services are provided free of charge to all New York City residents and businesses.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels6 records

FDNY New York Fire Department product offering

Product offering

Core offering

FDNY is the municipal fire department of the City of New York, providing 24/7 fire suppression, emergency medical services (EMT and paramedic), fire prevention inspections, code enforcement, and public fire safety education to all residents and businesses across the five boroughs. The department also operates training programs, the FDNY Fire Zone learning center, CPR initiatives, and the affiliated FDNY Captain Vernon A. Richard High School for Fire and Life Safety.

Product overview

FDNY offers a portfolio of public safety programs and educational services rather than traditional technology products. The core offerings include the FDNY Fire Zone learning center, various CPR training programs (Be 911, Teens Take Heart), fire safety education, the juvenile fire-setters intervention program, and the Sounding the Alarm lithium battery safety initiative. The Department also operates the #FDNYSmart safety initiative and #JoinFDNY career recruitment program, along with the FDNY Captain Vernon A. Richard High School for Fire and Life Safety. These programs are complemented by data services including end-to-end response time reporting. The FDNY Foundation partners with the Department to support several of these initiatives.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • FDNY Smart: Fire safety education initiative by the FDNY, FDNY Foundation and its partners to make the city safer.
  • FDNY Fire Zone
  • FDNY Fire Safety Education Program
  • FDNY Be 911 CPR Program
  • FDNY Teens Take Heart CPR Program
  • FDNY Captain Vernon A. Richard High School for Fire and Life Safety

Products and services

  • FDNY Fire Zone NYC's official fire safety learning center located at Rockefeller Center in Manhattan, offering fire safety education programs to the public and serving as the Department's official shop.
  • FDNY Fire Safety Education Program Comprehensive fire safety education program working to eliminate fire deaths in New York City, providing educational materials and outreach to the public.
  • FDNY Be 911 CPR Program Free CPR instruction program offered to all New Yorkers to improve emergency response outcomes and save lives.
  • FDNY Teens Take Heart CPR Program CPR training program aimed at New York City high school students to build life-saving skills among youth.
  • Juvenile Fire-Setters Intervention Program Intervention program offering education and evaluations for children involved in fire-related incidents.
  • Sounding the Alarm Public safety program focused on preventing fires by educating the public on the proper charging, storage, and disposal of lithium-ion batteries.
  • End-to-End Response Times Reports Public reports showing average response times from the moment a 911 call is placed, providing transparency on emergency response performance.

Quantifiable outcome

  • End-to-end response times tracked and reported publicly through NYC Open Data portal

Companies that use FDNY New York Fire Department

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Ideal customer profiles3 records

FDNY New York Fire Department technology and API

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FDNY New York Fire Department partnerships and signals

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One partnership is on record.

  • FDNY FoundationcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 24 June 2026FDNY Foundation is the official nonprofit partner of the Fire Department of the City of New York. They collaborate on public safety initiatives including the annual Calendar of Heroes, FDNY Smart education programs, firefighter recruitment support, and various community outreach efforts. The Foundation supports FDNY through fundraising and implementing educational programs.

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights5 records

FDNY New York Fire Department competitors and assessment

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Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

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Profiles1 record

FDNY New York Fire Department subsidiaries and ownership

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Subsidiaries1 record

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Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

FDNY New York Fire Department M&A and investment

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Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about FDNY New York Fire Department

What does FDNY New York Fire Department do?

FDNY is the municipal fire department of the City of New York, providing 24/7 fire suppression, emergency medical services (EMT and paramedic), fire prevention inspections, code enforcement, and public fire safety education to all residents and businesses across the five boroughs. The department also operates training programs, the FDNY Fire Zone learning center, CPR initiatives, and the affiliated FDNY Captain Vernon A. Richard High School for Fire and Life Safety.

Is FDNY New York Fire Department a public or private company?

FDNY New York Fire Department is a private company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was FDNY New York Fire Department founded?

FDNY New York Fire Department was founded in -1. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is FDNY New York Fire Department based?

FDNY New York Fire Department is headquartered in Manhattan, United States, in the North America region.

How does FDNY New York Fire Department make money?

One revenue line is on record: tax-payer funded municipal services.

Does FDNY New York Fire Department have an API?

No public API is recorded for FDNY New York Fire Department.

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Yahoo1 hurt, dozens of firefighters, EMS respond to Washington Heights fireA fire broke out at a five-story apartment building in Washington Heights on Tuesday morning, prompting a response from 46 FDNY units and 141 personnel. One civilian was hospitalized, and fire marshals were notified. No additional information was immediately available.YahooBrooklyn building evacuated due to high carbon monoxide levelsFDNY evacuated a Brooklyn building on Sunday afternoon after detecting high carbon monoxide levels from a manhole fire on Cortelyou Road. The structure between Ocean Avenue and East 21st Street was cleared as a precaution, with no injuries reported.The Guardian‘People are leaving’: New York City’s EMS workers are struggling to make ends meetNew York City EMS workers face low wages and pay disparity, with an FDNY EMT starting at $39,386 and a firefighter earning nearly double. The city's response time rose from 11:21 to 13:09 minutes between fiscal years 2025 and 2026, and union leaders cite attrition due to pay. Negotiations are underway under the Mamdani administration.New York PostThese FDNY officers moonlight as pro boxers after 24-hour shiftsFDNY officers Raymond Cuadrado and Louis Maietta fight pro boxing matches on Saturday at the Paramount Theater in Huntington. Cuadrado faces 13-3-2 Efstathios Antonas, while Maietta takes on 3-6 Eduardo Monrreal. Both boxers balance their firefighting duties with their boxing careers.YahooMultiple people injured after being struck by a vehicle in the Bronx: FDNYNine pedestrians were struck by a vehicle near Allerton and Holland Avenues in the Bronx on Friday afternoon, with two in critical condition. All were sent to a local hospital, and traffic was expected to be delayed.YahooFDNY teaches kids life-saving fire safety tips for National Fire Prevention WeekThe FDNY is teaching children life-saving fire safety tips during National Fire Prevention Week, emphasizing that they are never too young to practice. The department aims to make the lessons fun and engaging for kids.YahooA kid got his head stuck between two iron bars. Millions have watched NY firefighters free him.FDNY firefighters freed a young boy whose head was wedged between iron bars at a New York school or playground. They used a Spanish windlass technique, twisting straps with a crowbar to bend the bars and create a gap. The rescue went viral, with millions watching and comments from former children.YahooIntense semi-truck fire shuts down Gowanus ExpresswayA semi-truck fire shut down the Gowanus Expressway in Brooklyn on Monday afternoon, blocking all lanes and a pedestrian bridge. The truck had spilled a large quantity of gas, prompting FDNY, NYPD, and DSNY response. No injuries were reported.YahooTwo injured after fire breaks out in Bed-Stuy: FDNYA fire broke out at a nine-story residential building in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn, around 1 a.m. Wednesday, injuring two civilians with minor non-life-threatening injuries. About 120 fire and EMS personnel responded, and crews controlled the blaze. The cause remains under investigation.New York PostNYPD, FDNY emergency response times getting slower — as NYC police overtime slashed, report showsNew York's Mayor's Management Report shows emergency response times worsening under the Mamdani administration. FDNY ambulance response to life-threatening medical emergencies rose from 10:21 to 11:55, and NYPD response to critical crimes in progress increased by 20 seconds to 9:38. Police overtime fell 12% to $966 million.