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Feuerwehr Hamburg, a central office of the Authority for Internal Affairs and Sports of the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg, has been an indispensable part of the urban infrastructure since its founding on November 12, 1872. With a long tradition and a comprehensive range of tasks, Feuerwehr Hamburg places the safety and protection of its citizens first.
Feuerwehr Hamburg is characterized by a strong sense of responsibility, solidarity, and team spirit. The mission of the fire department is to ensure the safety of citizens and to respond efficiently, quickly, and effectively to challenging situations. The values of the fire department are reflected in its broad social anchoring and the increasing proportion of women in the volunteer fire department, underscoring the democratic principles and solidarity within the organization[1][2].
Feuerwehr Hamburg continuously invests in the modernization and expansion of its infrastructure and equipment. Current initiatives include:
Feuerwehr Hamburg consists of the professional fire department and 86 volunteer fire departments with a total of over 5,400 volunteer members. The organization has around 3,100 active emergency personnel and operates 23 fire stations, 34 rescue stations, and one technical and environmental protection unit[3][4].
Feuerwehr Hamburg is not only a saving arm in emergencies but also a vibrant and values-based community dedicated to the safety and well-being of the population. With its tireless commitment and constant development, Feuerwehr Hamburg remains an indispensable part of the Hanseatic city.
