Please inform the landlord at 4545 MacArthur Blvd to replace ALL the electric ranges that are…read moreendangering residents lives by catching fires. I personally know of at least 10 residents whose ranges have partially stopped working or are malfunctioning but they are afraid to report it bcos their rent will be increased bcos everytime a tenant asks for repairs their rent goes up. The ele tric ovens currently in use at these dilapidated apts have so far caused fires in 3 apartments in the last 3 days. Please stop protecting greedy landlords and endangering tenants lives.

Where do I start?? I…read moreventured to the NOFD headquarters on Decatur to try to talk someone into selling me a NOFD t-shirt. I like to take them home from my travels to my brother, also a firefighter. Lucky me, they actually already sell them so I didn't have to work any magic. The shift I met were wonderful, hospitable, and very helpful! I thought that was the end of our meeting until a couple of hours later..... Later that day- a friend and I walk into a candy shop on Canal and have a taste of a praline. Nut allergy alert!!!! To make a very long story short, I ended up having to call 911 due to struggling to breathe, enter the same shift of guys I just met at the NOFD earlier in the day, helping to save my life! The New Orleans rescue were also responsive, and at one point, I had 7 sexy rescue men in my hotel room! Am I a lucky gal, or what? (Priorities!) I just wish it didn't take a scare like this to make it happen! The fire and rescue were all very efficient, speedy, and took care of me with a shot of epinephrine, an IV started of benadryl, and a very embarrassing exit on a gurney from the Marriott on Canal. All the while, all of the helpful firefighters and rescue were positive, funny, yet keeping it professional while they tried to make my very scary evening a more positive one. How do you thank someone for helping to save your life??? Not sure, but I hope if (God forbid) something like that ever happens again, I have the NOFD (and rescue) there to help me!

We walked by here and my mom wanted to get my aunt a t-shirt so we inquired and the fire fighters…read morewere extremely nice and responsive. Not much more to say other than their customer service was top notch!

Always support the local firefighters!! Stop in and buy an Irish Channel station t-shirt!! Show you…read moreappreciation every chance you get.

I saw what you ALL did. I live 2 blocks away. Without you I would not have gone to work yesterday…read more I am a k-5 teacher and it is state testing week for the 5th grade this week. I thank you so much...I know you guys are exhausted. I'm a good local cook, being born and raised, so i'll bring over some much deserved yum yum... THANK YOU!!! Laura Campagna/Neighbor

Great Fire department. They stay up to date on Fire/Aerial trucks and on manpower. Rated Class 1…read more There are 4 stations in the protection area.

The fire department is rated #Class 1. Every July 4th, there free fire trucks rides st 2 of the…read morestations.

Very helpful during our emergency!! The firemen were courteous and patient while we evacuated after…read morea lightning strike.

Just want to say THANK YOU to the men at the Hammond Fire Department for removing my old car seat…read moreand installing the new one! I didn't have the strength to unlatch the old one. I appreciate it more than you know, so thank you!

Station Two servicing Goodbee and I12 from Hwy 21 west to the parish line. Quick response time…read more There for you when you need them!

Crossing through on my way to Louisiana to see my two sons and family who live in Gray, La(Bayou…read moreBlue). I was so excited to be heading there to visit. I can't wait to return. This seems like they have a pretty nice Fire Station here. That is a good thing. You never know when you might need them. Great place to take your children and grandchildren for a tour/visit. It's always nice to drop off cookies and brownies to the Firemen and women. They are always happy to receive sweet treats.