See highlights of the 2011 Public Safety Expo                                                          

Some drivers are unaware of Florida law, which states that drivers and pedestrians must yield the right-of-way to fire-rescue trucks, law enforcement cars, and other emergency vehicles using sirens and/or flashing lights.

Every MDFR station is a Safe Haven where new parents can bring their newborns to be turned over to state custody

Miami-Dade Fire Rescue's new officers perform rigorous training in multiple fire ground activities such as self-rescue, room orientation, search, thermal imaging and fire-attack hose management.

Several vessels from Miami-Dade Fire Rescue's (MDFR) Marine Operations Bureau and an Air Rescue helicopter patrolled Miami-Dade County waterways during this year's lobster mini-season at the end of July. 

MDFR's Benchmark Firefighting Competition.

Don't let burglar bars trap you inside if there's a fire.

MDFR's Fireboat 1 welcomes the US warship.

It only takes a second for a tragedy to happen

Miami-Dade Fire Rescue's Officer Development Program

Experience the fun and thrills of the Fire & Rescue Expo.

Check out Miami-Dade's fireboat fleet -- protecting lives and property from our coastal waters!

MDFR resources arrive at the Fisher Island Marina via land, sea and air to combat a second-alarm fire on an 88-foot yacht.  Crews effectively employed shipboard firefighting strategies and tactics to contain and extinguish the blaze.

MDFR firefighters keep a brushfire at bay.