Fort Lauderdale Fire and Safety Museum

Our Story

In 1998, Fort Lauderdale Fire-Rescue initiated plans to replace aging fire stations, leading to the decommissioning of Historic Station 3. The community, including both active and retired firefighters, envisioned transforming this historic site into a fire museum and safety learning center. After signing a 50-year lease with the City in 2005, extensive renovations were undertaken to restore the station and create a museum that honors the legacy of Fort Lauderdale’s firefighters while educating the public on fire safety.

Impact

The Fort Lauderdale Fire and Safety Museum plays a crucial role in preserving the heritage of local firefighters, educating the public on fire safety, and showcasing significant historical fire service artifacts. This contributes to community awareness and education.

Why Donate?

Your donations support the preservation of Historic Fire Station 3, the display of fire service artifacts, and educational programs that teach fire safety to youth, making a meaningful impact on the community.

Get Involved

Join the mission to preserve fire service history and promote safety education. Donate cryptocurrency or cash today to help ensure that future generations understand the importance of fire safety and the legacy of our firefighters.