There’s no better way for Flagler County Fire Rescue to embrace the holidays than with a pint-sized, er Taco-sized, therapy dog!

Flagler County Fire Rescue annouced on Monday it has equipped all its ambulances with LUCAS (Lund University Cardiopulmonary Assist System) devices that provide mechanical chest compressions to patients in cardiac arrest.

Flagler County Fire Rescue (FCFR) implemented new protocols in response to the former paramedic who was caught on video sexually abusing an unconscious patient.

A former Flagler County Fire Rescue (FCFR) paramedic has been arrested after deputies said he was caught on video molesting an unconscious woman while on duty.

Flagler County officials enacted a burn ban effective from June 5 to June 12.

Want to learn about water safety in a fun, safe environment for your whole family? Flagler County Fire Rescue is hosting a free event Saturday in Palm Coast that is right up your alley.

FLAGLER COUNTY, Fla. – Mattie, an elderly and blind Jack Russel Terrier, is spending the holidays happy with her humans after she went missing for several hours Saturday afternoon. In a news release Thursday, a spokesperson for Flagler County Fire Rescue described the search and rescue effort that might have just save Mattie’s life. Animal Control Officers spotted Mattie stuck in the mud 20-feetown from a sheer drop along the water’s edge of the Intracoastal Waterway. That’s when a crew from Flagler County Fire Rescue was called in to help. Responders aren’t sure how long Mattie was stuck, but said she remained calm during the rescue and is remarkably unharmed.