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The Sims 4 offers countless ways to live out our wildest (or most mundane) dreams. We can be astronauts, chefs, famous painters, or even paranormal investigators. But what if your Sim dreams of rushing into burning buildings, saving lives, and driving a big red truck?
Unfortunately, unlike The Sims 3: Ambitions, The Sims 4 doesn't feature an active firefighter career in its base game or current expansion packs. This can be a real bummer for players wanting to experience the heroism and drama of a first responder. The incredibly creative Sims 4 modding community has stepped up to fill the void. With a combination of game-changing mods and fantastic custom content (CC), you can absolutely build a bustling fire station, give your Sims a fulfilling firefighting career, and immerse yourself in the unofficial firefighter life.

To truly run a fire station, your Sims need a job that lets them respond to emergencies. This is where active career mods come in.

KiaraSims4Mods' Active Firefighter Career Mod
Kiara's mod transforms a regular rabbit hole career into an active one, similar to those found in Get to Work. Your Sim will actually go to a fire station lot, punch in, and receive dispatch calls. You'll be able to follow them to emergencies, put out fires, rescue Sims, and even perform maintenance tasks.
Includes daily tasks, promotions, unique interactions with colleagues and victims, and a genuine sense of progression. It truly makes you feel like you're part of an emergency service team.
Search for "KiaraSims4Mods Active Firefighter Career" on your preferred Sims 4 modding sites (like Mod The Sims or The Sims Resource, though direct links to creators' Patreon/Tumblr are often best for the latest versions).

Always ensure your game is updated, and check that your mods are compatible with the latest game patch. Always back up your saves before installing new mods.
Once you have the career mod, it's time to furnish your fire station and equip your Sims. 

Fire Trucks & Emergency Vehicles
While functional driveable fire trucks are difficult to implement in The Sims 4, many talented creators have made amazing decorative fire truck CC. These can be placed outside your station to give it an authentic look. Some even come with working lights! If you're building a larger emergency services hub, decorative ambulances and police cars can complement your fire truck.
Where to Find: Search for "Sims 4 fire truck CC," "emergency vehicle CC Sims 4."

Firefighter Uniforms & Gear
Your Sims need their iconic protective gear! Look for full firefighter uniforms, helmets, boots, and even oxygen tanks (as decorative accessories) to complete their look. Don't forget casual uniforms for when they're off-duty at the station – t-shirts with fire department logos, utility pants, etc.
Where to Find: "Sims 4 firefighter uniform CC," "firefighter helmet CC Sims 4."

Station Decor & Furniture
Firefighters often live at the station during shifts. Find functional bunk beds or single beds that look like they belong in a firehouse dorm. Create a communal kitchen, dining area, and a relaxed common room with sofas, a TV, and maybe a pool table or foosball table for downtime. Fitness is crucial for firefighters! Stock a gym area with treadmills, weightlifting benches, and punching bags. Desks, computers, filing cabinets, and dispatch radios for the administrative side of the station. Add maps, bulletin boards, framed awards, lockers, and fire extinguishers to enhance the realism.

Where to Find: "Sims 4 fire station CC pack," "industrial furniture Sims 4," "firefighter decor Sims 4." Look for creators who make themed CC packs, as these often have a consistent style.

Sirens & Lights
While not always functional, some CC includes decorative siren lights that you can place on your station roof or entrance to give it that authentic emergency vibe.
The Blueprint: Building Your Sim Fire Station

Once you have your mods and CC, it's time to build. Here are some tips for designing a functional and immersive fire station. A larger lot (30x20 or 40x30 and up) is ideal, especially if you want space for a decorative fire truck, training yard, and living quarters. Dedicate a large section of your ground floor to vehicle bays. Use large garage doors (some CC garage doors are purely decorative, but look great!) and leave plenty of open space for your decorative fire trucks.

Set up several small bedrooms with bunk beds or single beds. A large kitchen and dining area are essential. Add a comfortable common room for Sims to relax, watch TV, or play game. Multiple showers and toilets are a must for a busy station. Dedicate a room or outdoor space to fitness equipment. Firefighters need to stay in shape. A small office space with computers and desks for administrative tasks and dispatch calls. Consider an outdoor training area, a small garden for relaxation, or even a barbecue pit for station cookouts. While not truly functional for quick descent in The Sims 4, you can use CC poles or clever build mode tricks to simulate a fire pole visually between floors.

Gameplay Tips
Create multiple Sims and assign them the active firefighter career. Have them live together at the station lot for a true communal experience. Encourage your Sims to build their Fitness and Handiness skills – these will be crucial for success in their career. With Kiara's mod, pay attention to the dispatch calls. Respond quickly and effectively to save lives and earn promotions! Show the camaraderie of firefighters by having them cook meals together, work out, or play games during their downtime at the station. Don't forget the Sim drama! What happens when two firefighters fall in love? Or when a rookie makes a mistake?

Thanks to the incredible dedication of the Sims 4 modding and CC community, living out a firefighter's life in your game is entirely possible. It takes a little setup, but the reward of seeing your brave Sims rush to emergencies, save lives, and return to their custom-built station is incredibly satisfying.
So, download those mods, gather your CC, and start building. Your Sim City is counting on you to keep it safe from blazing infernos!


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 This blog post is a little off topic, not fire related.  It took me a few tries to figure this one out and I did not find good instructions to fix the issue. So here is a post I hope helps you out.  I took my iPhone in to an authorized repair store to get a new battery.  I have a 12 Pro which I really like and am not ready to pay on a new phone just yet.  My battery health was right at 80% so it seemed like a good time.  

So how this works now in iOS 18 is the tech had me swipe to delete my phone in the Find My app which puts the phone in a repair mode. When Repair Mode is enabled, the device is marked as "Ready for Repair" in the Find My app. This allows you to still track the device, but also enables technicians to access the device for diagnostics and repairs without needing to disable Find My or erase the device's data.

The thing is after I got home, the repair mode was still on. Under my phone in Find My it has this ready for repair box.  The technician never mentioned anything about this still being there.  


Some forum posts noted it will reset in a couple of days but I did not wait to see if it fixed itself. It took me a combination of several different forum posts to put all the pieces of the puzzle together to get this removed. I think the biggest reason I could not figure out how to reset it was I had some content restrictions on to prevent someone from resetting my password if my phone was lost.

If you have content restrictions turned on or are just trying to remove the ready for repair, here are all the steps in one post.

First go under setting to Content and Privacy Restrictions. Make sure this is set to off.  If this is on, turn it off.  Next is important.  You will need to reboot your phone.  If you do not, some of the next settings may not be available.  I know because this is what happened to me.

Now that content and privacy restrictions are off, do the following:

Next turn off Stolen Device Protection.  Again for me this part was a pain and for security reasons the phone made me wait an hour.  To do this go to Settings -> Face ID & Passcode.  Put in your pin. Next check Stolen Device Protection to Off.  Use face id if needed to confirm. 

Next you will turn off Find My.  Under Settings just search for Find My  (apple account).  Next click Find My Phone and turn it off.  Put in your Apple id password. You'll get a message it was turned off.  No need to leave this screen.  Click Find My Phone and turn it back on. 

From here, go to your Find My App and amazing, the message that you are ready for repair is gone.  Now don't forget to go back into Settings and turn all your restrictions back to where you had them before. I think all my attempts to lock down my phone made it difficult to remove the ready for repair message.

Feel free to comment if this worked for you or other tips to make this an easier process. 

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If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to be a firefighter, Firefighting Simulator: Ignite is about to give you the most realistic experience possible. This game, developed by Weltenbauer and published by Astragon Entertainment, takes firefighting simulations to a whole new level. Whether you’re playing solo or teaming up with friends, you’ll be stepping into the boots of a real firefighter, responding to emergencies, saving lives, and battling intense fires.

One of the coolest things about this game is how realistic it is. Fires don’t just sit there waiting for you to put them out—they spread dynamically, reacting to the environment, materials, and ventilation. If you don’t handle a fire correctly, it can quickly get out of control. You’ll need to use real firefighting tactics, like ventilating rooms, cooling overheated objects, and choosing the right extinguishing agents. The game even includes officially licensed firefighting gear from brands like HAIX®, Fire-Dex, and STIHL, so everything looks and feels authentic.

The game isn’t just about putting out fires—it’s about teamwork. You can play with up to three friends in co-op mode, where you’ll need to coordinate your efforts to contain fires, rescue civilians, and navigate dangerous environments. If you prefer playing solo, the single-player mode lets you command an AI-controlled crew that follows your orders. Either way, teamwork is key, because firefighting isn’t a one-person job.

Visually, Firefighting Simulator: Ignite is stunning. Built with Unreal Engine 5, the game features realistic fire behavior, immersive environmental effects, and detailed cityscapes. Fires behave like they do in real life, meaning you’ll have to deal with flashovers (sudden bursts of fire), backdrafts (explosive fire reactions when oxygen rushes in), and even structural collapses if a building gets too damaged. Every mission feels intense and unpredictable, keeping you on your toes.

Between missions, you’ll hang out at the fire station hub, where you can train with firefighting tools, inspect your fleet of licensed Rosenbauer fire trucks, and choose your next emergency mission. You can also customize your firefighter by selecting different characters and outfits, making the experience feel more personal.

For PC players, the game supports modding, meaning you can create custom missions and share them with the community. Console players can also download new missions made by other players, so there’s always fresh content to explore.

Overall, Firefighting Simulator: Ignite is shaping up to be the most advanced firefighting simulation ever made. With realistic fire physics, cooperative gameplay, and authentic firefighting equipment, it offers an experience that’s both thrilling and educational. Whether you’re playing for fun or because you’re interested in firefighting, this game will challenge you to think fast, work as a team, and save lives.

Are you ready to take on the heat? Firefighting Simulator: Ignite is launching soon—get ready to suit up and fight the flames!


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I was on the look out for firefighting sims today and found this new game coming to Steam.  It is not available yet for download, so I am not able to provide a review, but wanted to let you know it is at least announced that it is coming out.

Here is the information on the Steam site: 

Fire Commander: First Response is the free prologue to Fire Commander. Play three varied missions where your task is to lead your team and deal with the crisis. Control the tactical action in real time, with active pause. Use different classes of firefighters and the vehicles at your disposal. Use your assets creatively to discover multiple ways of dealing with any situation. See if you have what it takes to be the Fire Commander. 

The full version of Fire Commander will have you dealing with a variety of environments and dangers, including a plane crash and a toxic spill. You will also frequently visit your fire station to specialize and develop your crew. Utilize different vehicles, class specializations and tools. In action, consider such factors as backdraft, smoke, or materials with a different combustion temperature. The welfare of your crew and the success of the missions will depend on your decisions. 

Features Three varied missions: 
Creative approach to any situation
Real time tactical action with active pause 
Different types of firefighters and vehicles  

SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS MINIMUM: OS: Windows(64-bit) 7 or Newer Processor: Intel Core i3 3.0 GHz Memory: 8 GB RAM Graphics: NVidia GeForce GTX 660 2GB Sound Card: Yes

To check it out yourself and see more screenshots, here is the link to the app on Steam.



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