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Jan 27, 2012
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| 2011 Incidents |
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40 |
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31 |
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36 |
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Santa Ride 2011
DECEMBER 17
- The Sayville Fire Department went out on their annual Santa Ride this past Saturday Dec 17th. The Department visited two schools with Santa. The first was Lincoln Ave Elementary and the second Sunrise Drive Elementary. At the stops the children were able to sit on Santa's lap and tell him what they wanted for Christmas, take some pictures, explore the Fire Trucks and have some refreshments. After ... (Full Story & Photos) |
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SAYVILLE FIREFIGHTERS RESPOND TO OVERNIGHT CAR WRECK
NOVEMBER 18
- Sayville firefighters responded to a reported overturn with entrapment in the early morning hours of October 18th. Sayville Firefighters, Suffolk County PD ESU and Sayville Community Ambulance members worked tirelessly to stabilize the vehicle, extricate the driver of the overturned Dodge Viper convertible, which had gone off the road and careened through heavy cement work and a tree before coming ... (Full Story & Photos) |
Airbags and hydraulic tools were used to extricate the trapped driver
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Sayville FD Responds to Fire Island Pines Blaze
NOVEMBER 18
- Sayville Fire Department received an alarm for a working structure fire at the Fire Island Pines community at just before 9:30pm on November 14th. Chief Mike Butler and two crews arrived on scene via ferry service. The first crew was immediately put to work protecting twenty 100-lb propane tanks with hand lines while fire was whipping overhead. The second crew responded to a residential structure ... (Full Story & Photos) |
FREE SMOKE DETECTOR INSTALLATION PROGRAM
SEPTEMBER 19
- The Sayville Fire Department has recently acquired 140 photoelectric smoke detectors with ten-year lithium batteries as part of the Smoke Alarm Project sponsored by the New York State Association of Fire Chiefs. Any resident in the Sayville Fire District who resides in an owner occupied or rental property is eligible to participate. Residents should call 589-0189 as soon as possible too arrange ... (Full Story & Photos) |
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Local Volunteer Fire Departments Invite Residents to 9/11 Memorial
SEPTEMBER 05
- It has been almost a decade since the horrific attack on our Country on September 11, 2001, where thousands of innocent lives were lost. Locally, West Sayville, Sayville and Bayport Fire Departments lost three of their members who responded to the scene of the attacks with the intention of helping people. Those members were Lincoln Quappe-Sayville FD-FDNY, Glen Pettit-West Savyille FD/NYPD, Glenn ... (Full Story & Photos) |
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GIVE LIFE FOR LIVES LOST
SEPTEMBER 05
- The Sayville Fire Department will be hosting a blood drive on Thursday, September 8th, from 2:00PM to 8:00PM in memory of Honorary Captain Wilbur Ritter, who perished in the line of duty after responding to an alarm on Main Street on August 28, 2006. He was the Chairman of Sayville's Blood Drive for about 20 years. Wilbur had planned Sayville's first 9/11 blood drive for the five-year anniversary ... (Full Story & Photos) |
Honorary Captain Wilbur Ritter, who planned Sayville's first 9/11 blood drive five years ago.
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Sayville firefighters remove downed tree from Lincoln Avenue
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HURRICANE IRENE KEEPS SAYVILLE FIREFIGHTERS BUSY
SEPTEMBER 03
- A week before Hurricane Irene hit Sayville, preparations were being made for the massive storm. Emergency vehicles, equipment and generators were tested and readied ensuring that firefighters had whatever tools and equipment they would need to respond to calls during and after the storm. Readiness meetings were attended with various agencies and town officials as well as local nursing homes ... (Full Story & Photos) |
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Sayville Fire Department Warns Resident To Stay Inside
AUGUST 28
- Although the weather conditions may not look ominous and a storm like Hurricane Irene piques curiosity, residents are advised to stay inside. There are many downed power lines and tree limbs as well as flooding around town. The current wind conditions and the sustained winds overnight make additional falling debris and power lines a serious threat to those venturing out of their homes. Do not walk ... (Full Story & Photos) |
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