FDNY EMTs and Paramedics will train more than 40 people during a "Control the Bleed" public education and training program in Brooklyn. The program seeks to teach New Yorkers how to respond confidently and effectively when faced with life-threatening bleeding. | ABC7NY

During his speech at Saturday's funeral, outgoing Fire Commissioner Robert Tucker announced he is posthumously promoting FDNY Firefighter Patrick Brady to the rank of lieutenant. | ABC7NY

Enjoying the sweet sounds of a working smoke alarm? The FDNY urges you to have one! Our Fire Safety Education Unit can install and provide a free working smoke and carbon monoxide alarm for you. Visit FDNYSmart.org for more information on how to get one. Working smoke alarms save lives! | New York City Fire Department (FDNY)

FDNY officials believe the explosion was accidental, saying that a back pull on an emergency diesel generator ignited the soot in the chimney or vent pipe, causing it to explode. READ MORE: https://7ny.tv/4oaN6xh | ABC7NY

The final salute for FDNY Lieutenant Patrick Brady. | ABC7NY

On Tuesday, the FDNY held its first ‘Control the Bleed’ training in Brownsville. This initiative equips everyday New Yorkers with the skills they need if faced with life-threatening bleeding. Knowing what to do at a moment’s notice could mean the difference between life and death. Please visit FDNYSmart.org to schedule a presentation and training. | New York City Fire Department (FDNY)