FDNY Honors Members at Medal Day Ceremony
City Hall, Tribeca, Manhattan
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- The Fire Department of the City of New York (FDNY) is holding its annual Medal Day ceremony at City Hall in Manhattan, honoring firefighters, EMTs, paramedics, and civilian members for exceptional service.
- This tradition, dating back to 1869, recognizes individuals who have demonstrated extraordinary bravery and dedication.
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Dozens of medals are distributed during the event, each with its own unique history. Many are named in honor of legendary department members, historical figures, or firefighters who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty.
FDNY Medal Day is one of the Department's most time-honored traditions, dating back to 1869. The ceremony has recognized members who went above and beyond the call of duty, often in life-threatening circumstances.
The ceremony will take place today, June 3rd, beginning at 11 a.m. at City Hall in Manhattan.
The Fire Department of the City of New York (FDNY) will be hosting its annual Medal Day, honoring uniformed firefighters, EMTs and paramedics, as well as civilian members of the Department.
Incident reported at City Hall.
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Dozens of medals are distributed during the event, each with its own unique history. Many are named in honor of legendary department members, historical figures, or firefighters who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty.
FDNY Medal Day is one of the Department's most time-honored traditions, dating back to 1869. The ceremony has recognized members who went above and beyond the call of duty, often in life-threatening circumstances.
The ceremony will take place today, June 3rd, beginning at 11 a.m. at City Hall in Manhattan.
The Fire Department of the City of New York (FDNY) will be hosting its annual Medal Day, honoring uniformed firefighters, EMTs and paramedics, as well as civilian members of the Department.
Incident reported at City Hall.
Do you know someone being honored today? Comment in the chat or tap to go LIVE to share your well-wishes.
Dozens of medals are distributed during the event, each with its own unique history. Many are named in honor of legendary department members, historical figures, or firefighters who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty.
FDNY Medal Day is one of the Department's most time-honored traditions, dating back to 1869. The ceremony has recognized members who went above and beyond the call of duty, often in life-threatening circumstances.
The ceremony will take place today, June 3rd, beginning at 11 a.m. at City Hall in Manhattan.
The Fire Department of the City of New York (FDNY) will be hosting its annual Medal Day, honoring uniformed firefighters, EMTs and paramedics, as well as civilian members of the Department.
Incident reported at City Hall.
Do you know someone being honored today? Comment in the chat or tap to go LIVE to share your well-wishes.
Dozens of medals are distributed during the event, each with its own unique history. Many are named in honor of legendary department members, historical figures, or firefighters who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty.
FDNY Medal Day is one of the Department's most time-honored traditions, dating back to 1869. The ceremony has recognized members who went above and beyond the call of duty, often in life-threatening circumstances.
The ceremony will take place today, June 3rd, beginning at 11 a.m. at City Hall in Manhattan.
The Fire Department of the City of New York (FDNY) will be hosting its annual Medal Day, honoring uniformed firefighters, EMTs and paramedics, as well as civilian members of the Department.
Incident reported at City Hall.
Do you know someone being honored today? Comment in the chat or tap to go LIVE to share your well-wishes.
Dozens of medals are distributed during the event, each with its own unique history. Many are named in honor of legendary department members, historical figures, or firefighters who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty.
FDNY Medal Day is one of the Department's most time-honored traditions, dating back to 1869. The ceremony has recognized members who went above and beyond the call of duty, often in life-threatening circumstances.
The ceremony will take place today, June 3rd, beginning at 11 a.m. at City Hall in Manhattan.
The Fire Department of the City of New York (FDNY) will be hosting its annual Medal Day, honoring uniformed firefighters, EMTs and paramedics, as well as civilian members of the Department.
Incident reported at City Hall.
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During COVID, it was the EMTs and Paramedics going into people’s homes, risking their own lives for the citizens of this city. EMS was promised pay parity by Adams and he left office without fulfilling that promise. Mamdani needs to do the right thing. Honor EMS by giving them pay parity!
Maybe they should pay the EMTs and paramedics more……………….
Thank you to all members and family of FDNY We 💕 you
EMS and fire work side by side. They should be making the same pay, not working second and third jobs to make ends meet.
During COVID, it was the EMTs and Paramedics going into people’s homes, risking their own lives for the citizens of this city. EMS was promised pay parity by Adams and he left office without fulfilling that promise. Mamdani needs to do the right thing. Honor EMS by giving them pay parity!
Maybe they should pay the EMTs and paramedics more……………….
Thank you to all members and family of FDNY We 💕 you
EMS and fire work side by side. They should be making the same pay, not working second and third jobs to make ends meet.
During COVID, it was the EMTs and Paramedics going into people’s homes, risking their own lives for the citizens of this city. EMS was promised pay parity by Adams and he left office without fulfilling that promise. Mamdani needs to do the right thing. Honor EMS by giving them pay parity!
Maybe they should pay the EMTs and paramedics more……………….
Thank you to all members and family of FDNY We 💕 you
EMS and fire work side by side. They should be making the same pay, not working second and third jobs to make ends meet.
During COVID, it was the EMTs and Paramedics going into people’s homes, risking their own lives for the citizens of this city. EMS was promised pay parity by Adams and he left office without fulfilling that promise. Mamdani needs to do the right thing. Honor EMS by giving them pay parity!
Maybe they should pay the EMTs and paramedics more……………….
Thank you to all members and family of FDNY We 💕 you
EMS and fire work side by side. They should be making the same pay, not working second and third jobs to make ends meet.
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During COVID, it was the EMTs and Paramedics going into people’s homes, risking their own lives for the citizens of this city. EMS was promised pay parity by Adams and he left office without fulfilling that promise. Mamdani needs to do the right thing. Honor EMS by giving them pay parity!
Maybe they should pay the EMTs and paramedics more……………….
Thank you to all members and family of FDNY We 💕 you
EMS and fire work side by side. They should be making the same pay, not working second and third jobs to make ends meet.