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🚑 Flagler County Fire Rescue Cardiac Arrest Outcomes (June 2025–June 2026)We’re proud to share important news about the ...
06/18/2026

🚑 Flagler County Fire Rescue Cardiac Arrest Outcomes (June 2025–June 2026)

We’re proud to share important news about the lifesaving work happening right here in Flagler County.

🔥 Survival Rate:
15.9%, compared to the national average of 9.0%

❤️ ROSC Rate (Return of Spontaneous Circulation):
39.2%, compared to the national average of 22.8%. ROSC means our crews were able to restart a patient’s heartbeat and restore a pulse during resuscitation.

Why this matters:
These numbers show that cardiac arrest patients in Flagler County have a significantly better chance of surviving than the national average. This reflects the skill, training, and dedication of our dispatchers, first responders, and fire rescue crews who work together every day to save lives.

We’re committed to delivering the highest level of emergency medical care to our community, because every second counts, and every life matters.

Hurricane season is more than just preparing for a storm ..... it’s about protecting our community every step of the way...
06/17/2026

Hurricane season is more than just preparing for a storm ..... it’s about protecting our community every step of the way.

🚨 BEFORE the storm, Flagler County Fire Rescue works to prepare equipment, staff stations, monitor conditions, coordinate with emergency partners, and help residents stay informed.

🚑 DURING the storm, our firefighters and paramedics respond to emergencies, provide medical care, conduct rescues, and protect lives under dangerous conditions.

🏠 AFTER the storm, we help assess damage, clear hazards, support recovery efforts, and continue serving the community when it’s needed most.

We are here before, during, and after the hurricane, because that’s what we do. Be sure to follow Flagler County Emergency Management for all updates. They do an amazing job monitoring the storms, coordinating resources and providing crucial information you need to stay safe.

🇺🇸 Flagler County Fire Rescue
We’re Here. We’re Ready. We’re Flagler.

Proudly serving the residents and visitors of Flagler County 24/7/365!
06/10/2026

Proudly serving the residents and visitors of Flagler County 24/7/365!

Pet CPR can make all the difference—learn it, share it, and help protect your furry family!
06/09/2026

Pet CPR can make all the difference—learn it, share it, and help protect your furry family!

Please join us in congratulating PM/FF Andrew Wheeler for passing the final phase of “clearing” with the FCFR and comple...
06/04/2026

Please join us in congratulating PM/FF Andrew Wheeler for passing the final phase of “clearing” with the FCFR and completing his capstone ride with FireFlight.

Join Flagler County Fire Rescue to receive your CPR certification! 📍 1769 E. Moody Blvd., Bldg.  #3, Bunnell, FL📧 CPRtr...
06/03/2026

Join Flagler County Fire Rescue to receive your CPR certification! 

📍 1769 E. Moody Blvd., Bldg. #3, Bunnell, FL
📧 [email protected]
💲 Certification - $50 cash (exact change) or check

You MUST reserve your spot — scan the QR code in the flyer to register!

🌪️🚒 Hurricane Season is here - let’s get Flagler ready!FCFR is geared up before, during, and after the storm to keep our...
06/01/2026

🌪️🚒 Hurricane Season is here - let’s get Flagler ready!
FCFR is geared up before, during, and after the storm to keep our community safe. Now’s the perfect time to build your kit, make your plan, and stay informed with official county updates.

✅ Build a kit: water, non‑perishables, meds, pet supplies, batteries, chargers
✅ Make a plan: family meeting points, evacuation routes, special needs plans
✅ Stay informed: Sign up for ALERTFlagler and visit FlaglerCounty.gov/emergency for guides and updates. For questions, call the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) at (386) 313‑4200.

When it comes to critical info, we’ll share clear, accurate updates to minimize misinformation and keep Flagler confident and prepared. Be sure to also follow flagler county Flagler County Emergency Management

Be prepared. Be safe. Be Flagler Strong.

🐾❤️ Taco the Therapy Dog and our Community Paramedics are out at the St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Health Fair today until 1:3...
05/30/2026

🐾❤️ Taco the Therapy Dog and our Community Paramedics are out at the St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Health Fair today until 1:30 PM!

Stop by to meet Taco, say hello, and learn more about the services we provide to support the health and well-being of our community. We can't wait to see you!

🚑❤️ Could YOU save a life with just your hands? ❤️🚑Join Flagler County Fire Rescue for a FREE Hands-Only CPR Class and l...
05/29/2026

🚑❤️ Could YOU save a life with just your hands? ❤️🚑

Join Flagler County Fire Rescue for a FREE Hands-Only CPR Class and learn a simple skill that could make a lifesaving difference for a family member, friend, neighbor, or even a stranger.

No tests. No certifications. No pressure.

Just a fun, hands-on opportunity to learn how to recognize a cardiac emergency and perform Hands-Only CPR until professional help arrives.

You’ve probably seen both Flagler County Fire Rescue (FCFR) and Palm Coast Fire Department (PCFD) around town, and that’...
05/28/2026

You’ve probably seen both Flagler County Fire Rescue (FCFR) and Palm Coast Fire Department (PCFD) around town, and that’s because they respond together every day.

FCFR serves all of Flagler County providing fire protection as well as both basic and advanced medical transport, including inside the city limits of Palm Coast. FCFR trucks are red with black and gold stripes, fire fighters and paramedics wear grey polos or tee shirts

PCFD provides fire protection and aide on medical calls inside Palm Coast. You can tell the difference by both the color of their vehicles and uniforms (PCFD has red trucks with blue stripes. Staff wear navy-blue uniform shirts)

🤝 The Good News? They Are A Team!

Together, FCFR and PCFD work side by side every day, combining resources, personnel, and expertise to ensure fast, high quality service across the entire county. The partnership between the two agencies strengthens public safety, improves medical response capability, and ensures residents receive the right level of care—no matter where they live.

No matter which logo is on the truck, both agencies operate under a unified 911 dispatch system. They use automatic mutual aid, meaning the closest fire truck or rescue will always respond to your emergency, regardless of the boundary lines.

Keeping our community safe is a team effort, and PCFD and FCFR make that happen every day.

Address

1769 E. Moody Boulevard
Bunnell, FL
32110

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