I always make a point of visiting the local fire stations on my trips to Oahu. i also stop over at…read moreStation 7 in Waikiki to say hello to the on-duty crew. These professionals are always welcoming and can advise you on most matters, even where to shop and eat! Appreciate their service to the community. Stay safe!!

A big mahalo to the fire fighters at the McCully Moiliili station who came to my aid recently when…read moreI had a medical emergency. Though it was after normal business hours when I drove to the station, I appreciated that they didn't turn me away but dropped everything to calm me down and call an ambulance. I'm afraid I don't remember anyone's names or faces, but I do recall feeling safe and impressed with the rapid response. I am thankful to know the station is nearby, and now when I hear the fire trucks blaring down Kapiolani Boulevard, I say a silent prayer of protection for these brave souls that they may continue to do what they do best -- save lives.

Excellent tour! Firefighters give great historical information about Monarchy, and their…read moreinvolvement with the 1941 Pearl Harbor Attacks. Highly recommended. Book your tour online google Honolulu Fire Department and click on the Community Relations link!

Looking for a fire department shirt? This is the place with a good supply! They also have a nice…read morebottle opener with department logo...both nice gifts

OK, now I have to rethink fire departments completely…read more It's a jumping night in Honolulu, and the sirens don't catch my attention. But suddenly three pumper trucks, a chief's wagon, and a hook-and-ladder come blasting by. They stop just a block away. Hey, this is my neighborhood, let's check out the four-alarm fire. They have all stopped in front of Nashville Waikiki, which has emptied out. All the firemen are lined up like a portrait, but it's midnight and I can't get a good shot. So the rumor is there's a gas leak in the night club. After all the firemen either go into the club or disappear somewhere else, it hits me. That's not just a hook-and-ladder. It's a hook-and-ladder-and-surfboard. The truck was standing still, so I got a shot. Check it out!

Fire Museum. I have been to the islands many times and…read morenoticed that they have a fire museum and on the third Saturday of each month they give an hour and a half tour. I brought my friends who live in Kaneohe (I'm from Minnesota) and we had a great tour. It starts with a movie and then the tour. It was interesting to find out that royalty served as the first fire fighters. The department has a piece of the world trade center on their property. They have lots of old fire engines, tools and information on how to prevent fires. We had a fireman tour guide in each room. Nice to switch up. Just thought it was great and if you have a chance definitely take this tour! Thanks guys for all you do and a great tour!

They got to our house in under 5 mins and saved the day. I can't thank these guys enough, they are…read moreamazing

Please do not call the number provided for emergencies! Dial 911 in case of an emergency! Valuable…read moretime can be saved by not calling the station directly. Aloha

They were so helpful when we had a family member needing help. Paramedics are professional and…read morerespectful. Glad to have them around.

Thank you for always being there for those in need as well as for the community. Thank you…read moreespecially to the two firefighters on this Sunday that made our 2 year old grandson Alex a very happy little boy by taking pictures with him and allowing him to take pictures with the fire truck. The Aloha that these two firefighters showed us was very special not only to Alex, but also to Grandma and Grandpa. Just goes to show that these HEROs not only save lives, but also help to shape lives. Our grandson will always remember what these two firefighter did for him today. Sorry that we didn't get your names, but if you read this, you know who you are and thank you. BTW, the special touch of running after us to give us the sticker put the largest smile on Alex's face. THANK YOU Engine 34!! And especially to those two very special firefighters!! Big Mahalo!!

We are grateful for all you firefighters do and your sacrifices to keep us safe. Because you were…read moreready to serve and defend us, I will always feel a tremendous debt of gratitude toward you. I'd want to express my appreciation for the fact that you were prepared to put your name on the line. I am grateful that you are prepared to put your reputation on the line to do this work because I am not sure I could.

Central Fire Station, designed by C.W. Dickey in 1934, on National Register of Historic Places…read more Art Deco touch. I love the huge aluminum doors, that were made in San Francisco and the decorative banding along the top of the building. Such a nice looking building. I am not brave like VY - the top Yelper chosen by Honolulu Weekly, I did not ask anybody and did not go inside. Just admiring the beauty from outside. YELP 365 - 41/365

Thank you for your quick response to our 911 call. I was really shook up but your compassion and…read moreprofessional assistance helped me through this emergency and assisting my husband. The whole crew were great, truly down-to-earth and such an awesome group. Much mahalo for your help.

Captain and Crew: Yesterday I was the man who became…read moredisoriented and dizzy, and after falling, people came to my assistance and led me to the Red Lobster to rest and cool down. Your fire truck was the first to arrive and offer me professional assistance and a quick medical assessment. I am very thankful. The crew was professional and efficient. Your presence was a great assurance to me as I suffered this minor physical difficulty. Once transported to Queens Emergency by EMS, I was checked out with no major concerns, thank God. I think I was a little dehydrated.... I commend all of you for the service you provide and ask the Lord to bless and protect you as you go about your good work. Thank you and God bless. ALOHA. (Rev) Father Mark