1-800-BoardUp of Orlando Metro

10/14/2026

When it’s time for the fire company to leave the scene, but the property is still vulnerable, let 1-800-BOARDUP step in. After a vehicle crashed into a local residence, our 1-800-BOARDUP of Belton Metro crew responded quickly, cleared the damage, and secured the property.

10/13/2026

Our 1-800-BOARDUP Chicagoland teams are at the Illinois Fire Chiefs Association Annual Conference (IFCA) IFCA this week, meeting Illinois fire service leaders and sharing our commitment to support local first responders and serve our communities in their time of need. Attending IFCA? Stop by and say hello!

10/13/2026

It was an honor to join the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation, Charlotte Fire Department, Charlotte NC,, Whelen Engineering Company, Inc., and many more for this special tribute to America's fallen firefighters.

10/08/2026

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month and each and every day, 1-800-BOARDUP stands with our proud partners, the Firefighter Cancer Support Network, the fire service, and our communities as we fight together against cancer. The Firefighter Cancer Support Network ensures our Fire Service Brothers and Sisters receive proper education, screenings, support, and never fight cancer alone. We are honored to support their incredible mission!

10/05/2026

It's ! This year's FPW theme, “Charge Into Fire Safety™. Safe Charging Is a Superpower,” focuses on the everyday charging habits that can help reduce the risk of lithium-ion battery fires and keep homes and communities safer.

Hosting a fire prevention event at your station? Let our 1-800-BOARDUP teams help your department share this year's FPW message with your communities!

10/01/2026

honors canine members of fire departments nationwide! From companion pups to arson investigators and specialized search and rescue dogs, we are thankful for the help we receive from these brave furry friends!
Share pictures of your favorite fire pups in the comments below!

09/29/2026

This , 1-800-BOARDUP is raising a cup to our ! Our partnership with Fire Dept. Coffee has helped our teams leave a little extra pick-me-up for hardworking local first responders in firehouses, police stations, and dispatch centers across the country. Cheers, from all of us at 1-800-BOARDUP.

09/26/2026

Our 1-800-BoardUp of Greater Cincinnati and Dayton team was featured as they teed off to support the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation at the Tri-State NFFF Legacy Golf Outing. The outing was a huge success, raising critical funds for our proud partners!

09/21/2026

1-800-BOARDUP are at it again! Our 1-800-BOARDUP of the Triangle team hosted another successful Back to School Book Bag Event at the Selma Fire Department. Bags were gone in just 45 minutes, and every child who came by the station left with a bag full of school supplies and goodies to start the year off right.

09/17/2026

You've been challenged!
To our friends in the Memphis, TN area and beyond, don't miss an incredible opportunity to climb to remember the 343. Join 1-800-BOARDUP of Midsouth as they present the inaugural Memphis 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb on September 26th at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium. Remember and reflect with every step!

11/05/2020

This webinar focuses on what happens after the fire is out. What is the role of the Incident Commander post-fire? We must educate property owners about the need to secure the building and the need to protect children from hazardous scenes. This panel will discuss the education and protection of home...

10/12/2020

Smoke Detectors and Sleeping with Doors closed can save your Life!

10/07/2020

Safety Message for Today.

09/22/2020

What a great opportunity!

09/02/2020

Congrats to Task Force 4. Thanks for your hard work and dedication!

08/27/2020

Florida USAR TF4 enroute to Louisiana yesterday to help the victims of Hurricane Laura. Prayers for them and the victims they are going to help!

08/03/2020

Thoughts and Prayers for the Sanford Fire Department and the family and friends of Retired Firefighter Hezekiah Ross. He also served as Fire Department Chaplain after his retirement.

It is with deep sadness and a heavy heart to inform you of the passing of a great man, Mr. Hezekiah Ross. Our Fire Department Chaplain and retired firefighter. Hezekiah was the first African – American firefighter in the history of the Sanford Fire Department and was recognized as such during a City Arbor Day event at the Public Safety Complex in February, 2020. Hezekiah served his community proudly as a firefighter from February 1969 until retiring in September 1991. He continued to serve his community as a pastor in the City over the next several years. Rest easy Chaplain Ross, we’ll take it from here.

07/24/2020