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Since 1925, Hollywood Fire Rescue and Beach Safety has been dedicated to protecting our community. What started with just 19 firefighters and two pieces of equipment has grown into a department of nearly 300 personnel operating out of six stations with over 20 emergency response vehicles. Not only do we provide fire and emergency medical services, but we also respond to calls for hazardous materia
06/02/2026
Monthly Stats 📊
Here are Hollywood Fire Rescue’s May stats. With the end of the school year bringing celebrations, events, and plenty of extra activity across the city, our crews stayed busy keeping our community safe all month long.
06/02/2026
Hollywood Fire Rescue is proud to share that our Honor Guard placed third in the First There First Care Conference Honor Guard Competition today.
This achievement reflects their discipline, professionalism, and deep commitment to representing our department with honor and pride. Competing among highly skilled teams from across the region, our members showcased the precision and dedication that define Hollywood Fire Rescue.
Congratulations to our Honor Guard for an outstanding performance — we’re proud of you. 🚒🇺🇸
The Official Start of Hurricane Season 🌀🌀
Today marks the beginning of hurricane season, and Hollywood Fire Rescue is reminding our community to stay prepared, stay informed, and stay safe.
Here are the top five tips to help you get ready as we move into the most active months of the year:
➡️ Know your evacuation zone — Understand whether you live in an evacuation area and plan your route ahead of time.
➡️ Build an emergency kit — Stock up on essentials like water, non‑perishable food, medications, flashlights, batteries, and important documents.
➡️ Create a family plan — Make sure everyone in your household knows where to go, who to contact, and what to do if a storm approaches.
➡️ Prepare your home — Trim trees, secure outdoor items, and check shutters or impact windows.
➡️ Stay informed — Sign up for local alerts and monitor trusted weather sources throughout the season.
Hollywood Fire Rescue is committed to keeping our community safe, but preparedness starts at home. Let’s work together to make this a safe hurricane season.
05/30/2026
On May 28th, we gathered at the Memorial Regional Hospital Conference Center to celebrate the remarkable career of Chief Diana DeAbreu, who retired after an incredible 30½ years of dedicated service to the City of Hollywood and Hollywood Fire Rescue.
Chief DeAbreu has been a steady leader, a mentor, and a true example of commitment to the fire service. Her decades of hard work, compassion, and professionalism have left a lasting impact on Hollywood Fire Rescue and the community she served so faithfully.
A special thank‑you to Memorial Regional Hospital for graciously allowing us to use their beautiful space for this celebration. Your support helped make the event truly meaningful.
Please join us in congratulating Chief DeAbreu on her outstanding career, her unwavering dedication, and her lifelong commitment to public service. She leaves behind a legacy we will always be proud of. ❤️🚒
05/29/2026
Hollywood Fire Rescue took part in a large‑scale regional hazardous materials training exercise at Chase Stadium, joining agencies from across South Florida for a full‑scenario drill.
The training challenged teams to identify hazardous threats, manage large‑scale decontamination, coordinate medical response, and work through complex decision‑making under pressure, all within the setting of a simulated emergency at a major public venue.
These multi‑agency exercises strengthen communication, sharpen technical skills, and ensure that when real incidents occur, our crews and our regional partners are ready to respond seamlessly and effectively.
Hollywood Fire Rescue is proud to highlight our recently graduated Recruit Class 26‑01, who have officially began their journey this week as our newest probationary firefighters.
Over the past three months, these recruits have pushed themselves through intense physical training, classroom instruction, live‑fire evolutions, medical scenarios, and countless hours of hands‑on skill development. This video captures just a glimpse of the dedication, grit, and heart they brought to every single day of the academy.
Now, as they have stepped into the field, they carry forward the values of service, professionalism, and teamwork that define Hollywood Fire Rescue.
Welcome to the next chapter, Class 26‑01. Your work begins now.
05/27/2026
Hollywood Fire Rescue’s crew from Engine 5 had an amazing time participating in Oakridge Elementary School’s Career Day yesterday!
The students learned what it’s like to be a firefighter, explored the engine up close, and of course, everyone’s favorite, they got the chance to spray the hose. Their excitement and curiosity made the day unforgettable.
The kids had a great time, and so did we. 🚒🧯
In honor of Memorial Day, our newly graduated Recruit Class 26‑01, completed the Murph workout as a tribute to our fallen heroes.
The Murph is a challenging workout performed each Memorial Day to honor Lt. Michael P. Murphy, a U.S. Navy SEAL who gave his life in Afghanistan in 2005.
The workout includes:
1‑mile run
100 pull‑ups
200 push‑ups
300 air squats
1‑mile run
(Traditionally completed wearing a weighted vest)
This workout is more than physical endurance. It is a moment of reflection, respect, and gratitude for those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
We are proud of Class 26‑01 for pushing themselves, honoring our nation’s heroes, and carrying forward the values of service, strength, and commitment.
05/25/2026
Today, we pause to remember and pay tribute to the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. Their courage, dedication, and unwavering commitment to protecting our freedoms will never be forgotten.
From all of us at Hollywood Fire Rescue, we extend our deepest gratitude to those who gave everything for our nation. 🇺🇸❤️
05/22/2026
Hollywood Fire Rescue proudly hosted the Recruit Class 26‑01 Graduation last night, marking an important milestone for our department and for the nine recruits who have worked tirelessly to earn their place in the fire service.
We are incredibly proud of the hard work, dedication, and commitment these recruits have shown throughout their training. From long days of hands‑on drills to challenging classroom instruction, they pushed themselves, supported one another, and rose to every expectation. Their determination reflects the future of our department and the strength of our mission to serve and protect the Hollywood community.
Thank you to all the friends, family members, and city officials who came out to show support. Your encouragement fuels their success and reminds our newest firefighters that they are never alone in this journey.
Congratulations, Class 26‑01 — welcome to the brotherhood and sisterhood of the fire service. Your next chapter begins now.