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With profound sorrow, the Uniformed Firefighters Association announces the line-of-duty death of Firefighter Patrick Brady of Ladder 120.

Firefighter Brady, 42, faithfully served the Fire Department of the City of New York for 11 years. On Saturday, November 8th, while operating on the roof at a fire at 9407 Kings Highway in Brooklyn, Firefighter Brady went into cardiac arrest. Despite the immediate and valiant efforts of his fellow Firefighters and EMS members, he was transported to Brookdale University Hospital Medical Center, where he tragically passed away.

Appointed on July 14, 2014, Firefighter Brady began his career at Engine 227 in Brooklyn before transferring to Ladder 120 in 2022.

He is the 1,163rd member of the FDNY to make the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty.

The thoughts and prayers of the entire UFA are with his family, friends, and all who served alongside him during this devastating loss. Funeral arrangements will be announced when available.

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A working smoke alarm alerted occupants in a Harlem apartment to a fire in their home in the early morning hours of Monday, July 6. They immediately called 911 for help, and sheltered in place in a bedroom until FDNY units arrived on scene. While Ladder 28 forced entry and located the victims in the back bedroom, Engine 69 stretched the hose line and extinguished the fire. Six civilians were injured in the fire, and Fire Marshals determined that the fire was caused by an extension cord. Thanks to the early warning that the working smoke alarm provided, and the actions of all FDNY members on scene, all injuries were non-life-threatening.

FDNY urges New Yorkers to be - ensure that extension cords are used safely, and always have a working smoke alarm and CO alarm, or a combination smoke/CO alarm, on every level of your home, including basements and where you sleep. See more safety tips at fdnysmart.org.

Please keep the Frisby and Fitzpatrick families as well as the men who worked with them in your thoughts.

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While on probation, The Harlem Hiltons own Dave Guszick of Ladder 28 effected the rescue of a male victim from the back bedroom of an apartment on fire. Though he was a probie, he acted as a Veteran firefighter would: selflessly and without hesitation. Not really a surprise for a man who came to us after serving in our armed forces. Today the city recognized him for his bravery and his efforts and we recognize him and his family for their service. Congratulations Dave! Thank you for your service.

Special thanks to Chief Bobby Halton at Fire Engineering for all the work you continue to do and all the support you have shown the Hilton Family. Thank you for your service.
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Lieutenant Michael Davidson Memorial Fund - FDNY Engine 69 / Ladder 28 - Home On March 23rd 2018, Firefighter Michael Davidson lost his life while battling a 5 alarm fire in the Harlem section of Manhattan. He leaves behind a wife and 3 daughters ages 7, 3 & 1 and a 6 year old son. Mike was an exemplary father, husband, friend and firefighter. He was a true leader and always....

Special thanks to Paul Conway for your continued support to the family of our fallen brother Mike Davidson. What you've done for our sister Eileen and the kids as well as your support for our Firehouse our Department and First Responders nation wide is incredible. Thank you for all you do. www.conwayshield.com

Thank you for your service Mike.

We will never forget.

Train like you play.

This Friday June 22nd and Saturday June 23rd we'll be at the Chiefs Show at Foxwoods Resort & Casino in New England. If you're in the area come visit us at the Flash fire Training Booth and pick up a Lt. Michael Davidson memorial shirt and enter a raffel for a Custom Haligan.