Synonyms for fire department
fire de·part·ment

Princeton's WordNet

1. fire departmentnoun

   the department of local government responsible for preventing and extinguishing fires

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1. • Local Department

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1. Eddy Trotter:

   They’ve known about issues with the plumbing in the building and drainage and the standpipe, and the fire department has known about it too.

2. Prime Minister Shinzo Abe:

   Now not only police, fire department and coast guard, but also 27,000 staff of the self-defense force are on rescue, search for missing and supporting evacuation, we are to enhance the scale of operation depending on necessity.

3. Greg Mourad:

   It’s an egregious waste of taxpayer dollars, there’s no reason for Austin Fire Department -RRB- and Austin Fire Department -RRB- is the problem with unionizing the public sector. They [ unions ] have become the most powerful lobby group in politics. The CEI study found that Texas cities pay thousands of hours in release time to teachers, cops and firefighters, and raised the possibility that such payments violate the Lone Star State’s constitution, which prohibits the transfer of public funds to private entities that do not serve a public purpose.

4. Vince Crudele:

   It’s obvious he’s doing an inspection. Kevin’s wearing his blue wool firefighter pants, he’s got a radio and [a department] jacket and shirt on, it’s unfortunate that somebody would mistake an Oakland firefighter, a professional who would go into harm’s way every day to protect citizens, as someone who was there for criminal intent. Kevin’s out there doing his job well and representing the Oakland Fire Department with the highest integrity.

5. Fire Chief Joseph Zahralban:

   Our hearts and prayers are with the families affected by this horrific tragedy. We can confirm that a member of our City of Miami Beach Fire Department family has lost his 7-year-old daughter in the collapse.