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More than 100 Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department firefighters have been battling a 3-alarm fire at the unfinished Rise Doro apartments in the Sports Complex since early this morning. Watch JFRD Chief Keith Powers and Mayor Donna Deegan address the media with the latest details. Those who are at risk – people with asthma, COPD, or heart disease, those who are pregnant and children should avoid being outdoors near the smoke and/or consider wearing a KN95 mask to filter out the particulate matter.

23K views · 470 reactions | With family ties to firefighters, Jalen Ramsey and Peyton Thompson stopped by Fire Station No. 4 to thank them. | Jacksonville Jaguars | Facebook

15 reactions | One of the fastest growing parts of town is about to get a new fire station. The groundbreaking for Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department Fire Station 63 on Gate Parkway today will signify faster response times and lower insurance for more than 5,000 residents and 400 businesses in the area. | City of Jacksonville, Florida - Government | Facebook

7.2K views · 507 reactions | The Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department presented one of our very own, Officer Christal Gause, with an award for her actions which lead to saving a citizen's life! Thank You, JFRD for recognizing the amazing work done by Officer Guase! #YourJSO #JaxSheriff #Duval #Jax #LifeSaving | Jacksonville Sheriff's Office | Facebook

Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department Rescue 1 & Ladder 1 Responding with Lights and Sirens + Engine 1

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13K views · 76 reactions | The Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department said no one was hurt but 33 people don’t have a place to call home | DETAILS >>> bit.ly/4eEReC1 | Action News Jax | Facebook

Storm season is here, and JEA and the Jacksonville Fire Rescue Department want to remind you about the importance of generator safety. Starting today, July 1, many items are now tax-free all year, including some portable generators, gas or diesel fuel cans that are five gallons or less in size, and fire extinguishers, smoke detectors, smoke alarms, and carbon monoxide detectors. Your safety remains our top priority! Together, we can keep our community safe during storm season! 🌧️💪 #Jacksonvill