As we close out this year, we express our gratitude with a thankful heart for the support of our HFFA Fire Ohana and everyone who goes above and beyond. Your trust and support keeps us going. We keep the ones we've lost in our memories and those moments with them that make us smile. Check in with others to offer a calm shoulder to lean on. Hugs are mandatory as we move forward together. From all of us at HFFA, best wishes for a safe, healthy and prosperous 2026. A hui hou! #hffa1463ohana #team10th π€πΌ ... See MoreSee Less

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Ring in the New Year safely. Leave it to the professionals and observe aerial festivities at these Oahu locations. Mahalo Honolulu Fire Department and Stay Safe too!The twinkling of holiday lights might be fading but replacing them with illegal fireworks isnβt the answer. These explosives cause serious injuries, fires and life-altering trauma.
βUltimately, just think about yourself and your family and those around you who may be impacted if something really were to go wrong.β
Deputy Fire Chief Jason Samala joined HPRβs The Conversation this week to reinforce the safety messaging around illegal aerial fireworks, general firecracker safety and HFDβs response.
βThat is our mission. Basically to keep the community safe, also ourselves because weβre part of the community. When weβre off-duty we are no different from our neighbors. So thatβs ultimately our mission. And we do that through prevention and obviously response.β
Keep your family, keiki, friends and community safe and leave the pyrotechnics to the professionals!
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