Fernandina Beach Fire Department

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Happy Father's Day!Today, we honor all the dads who lead, protect, and inspire—both at home and in our firehouses. Thank...
06/21/2026

Happy Father's Day!

Today, we honor all the dads who lead, protect, and inspire—both at home and in our firehouses. Thank you for your strength, sacrifice, and unwavering dedication to your families and our community.

From all of us at the Fernandina Beach Fire Department, we wish you a safe and happy Father's Day! ❤️🚒

Residential Structure FireAt approximately 7:54 a.m., the Fernandina Beach Fire Department (FBFD) and Nassau County Fire...
06/18/2026

Residential Structure Fire

At approximately 7:54 a.m., the Fernandina Beach Fire Department (FBFD) and Nassau County Fire Rescue (NCFR), were dispatched to a residential structure fire in the 1300 block of South 6th Street.

Upon arrival, crews encountered a working fire with heavy smoke and flames visible from the front of the residence, with apparent fire in the attic space. All occupants had safely evacuated prior to the arrival of emergency personnel.

Firefighters quickly initiated an aggressive interior fire attack while simultaneously conducting a primary search of the structure to ensure no occupants remained inside. One individual was evaluated on scene for minor burn injuries and was later released without requiring transport.

Sadly, despite the efforts of responding crews, a family pet was lost as a result of the fire.

Crews were able to bring the fire under control and prevent further extension. Incidents of this nature highlight the importance of training, communication, and cooperation between agencies when operating in complex and dangerous conditions. FBFD would like to thank Nassau County Fire Rescue, the Nassau County Sheriff's Office, and the Fernandina Beach Police Department for their assistance during this incident.

The cause of the fire remains under investigation.

Saturday afternoon, our firefighters were alerted by a concerned citizen about a possible residential structure fire. Th...
06/14/2026

Saturday afternoon, our firefighters were alerted by a concerned citizen about a possible residential structure fire. The crew quickly investigated the report, located the residence, and immediately began suppression operations to contain the fire.

All occupants were able to safely evacuate the home as firefighters worked diligently to bring the situation under control.

We are grateful for the assistance of Nassau County Fire Rescue and the Fernandina Beach Police Department during this response.

As always, we encourage residents to ensure their smoke alarms are working properly and to have an emergency escape plan in place.

FBFD Takes on Its First ALS Competition The Fernandina Beach Fire Department recently formed its first Advanced Life Sup...
06/03/2026

FBFD Takes on Its First ALS Competition

The Fernandina Beach Fire Department recently formed its first Advanced Life Support (ALS) Competition Team, a group of dedicated firefighter/paramedics committed to advancing their skills and representing our department.

Earlier this week, the team traveled to Fort Lauderdale to compete in their first competition at the First There, First Care EMS Conference against some of the top EMS providers in the state.

An ALS competition places teams in emergency scenarios where they must assess multiple patients, make critical treatment decisions, perform life-saving interventions, and work together under pressure. These scenarios mirror the types of emergencies our crews encounter and challenge participants to perform at their highest level.

Beyond the competition, our team gained valuable experience, built relationships with EMS professionals from across Florida, and brought back knowledge that will help us continue providing exceptional care to the Fernandina Beach community.

We are proud of how they represented FBFD and look forward to growing this program in the future. We’re looking forward to the next!

Team Members:
• Rescue Lieutenant Wilson Andrade, Team Lead
• Rescue Lieutenant Jala Flagler
• Engineer Chris Youngman
• Firefighter/Paramedic Nick Musto
• Firefighter/Paramedic Jonathan Torres

In observance of Memorial Day, our Administrative Office will be closed today as we honor and remember the brave men and...
05/25/2026

In observance of Memorial Day, our Administrative Office will be closed today as we honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.

Today, we reflect with gratitude on their courage, service, and dedication. 🇺🇸

Today, several members of our department participated in the “Tucker” workout at CrossFit Jax Beach in honor of Lt. Jame...
05/22/2026

Today, several members of our department participated in the “Tucker” workout at CrossFit Jax Beach in honor of Lt. James Tucker.

As we approach the second anniversary of his passing, we’re reminded that Tucker’s impact on this department and those around him continues to live on every single day. What better way to honor his memory than by coming together through hard work, sweat, camaraderie, and the kind of determination that defined who he was.

Thank you to CrossFit Jacksonville Beach for hosting this special workout and helping us continue to remember one of our own.

Tucker’s legacy will never be forgotten. Forever part of the FBFD family

*Update: Roadway is now open. There has been a traffic accident near the intersection of Sadler Road and S 14th Street. ...
05/22/2026

*Update: Roadway is now open.

There has been a traffic accident near the intersection of Sadler Road and S 14th Street. Motorists are advised to use caution when traveling near the area and expect traffic delays while crews respond.

Please consider using alternate routes if possible.

05/18/2026

🚨 BURN BAN UPDATE:
The burn ban has officially expired. While conditions have improved, we encourage everyone to remain vigilant and practice safe burning habits to help prevent wildfires and protect our community.
🔥 Important Burn Information:
• Yard waste piles LESS than 8 feet in diameter do NOT require a burn authorization from the Florida Forest Service.
• Yard waste piles GREATER than 8 feet in diameter DO require a burn authorization from the Florida Forest Service.
When burning yard waste, piles must be:
✔️ At least 25 feet from forests
✔️ At least 50 feet from paved public roads
✔️ At least 25 feet from your home
✔️ At least 150 feet from other occupied buildings
🚫 Reminder: It is illegal to burn household garbage, including:
• Paper products
• Treated lumber
• Plastics
• Rubber materials
• Tires
• Pesticides
• Paint
• Aerosol containers

For additional information about burning in Nassau County, click here: https://www.nassaucountyfl.com/694/Burning-Requirements

Please use caution, monitor weather conditions, and never leave a fire unattended. Thank you for helping keep our community safe!

**Update: The intersection is back open in all directions.During the early morning hours, a fatal traffic crash occurred...
05/17/2026

**Update: The intersection is back open in all directions.

During the early morning hours, a fatal traffic crash occurred near the intersection of 8th Street and Sadler Road. The Florida Highway Patrol remains on scene and is actively conducting their investigation. Motorists are urged to use caution when approaching the area and expect possible delays.

During the downpour on Wednesday, our personnel responded to a generator fire at a residential structure. Upon arrival, ...
05/15/2026

During the downpour on Wednesday, our personnel responded to a generator fire at a residential structure. Upon arrival, smoke was seen showing from an elevated generator. The crew quickly went to work containing the fire before it could spread.

Thanks to the fast actions and professionalism of our personnel, the fire was extinguished quickly and damage was kept to a minimum. Great work by all personnel on scene.

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225 S 14th Street
Fernandina Beach, FL
32034

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