The Sayville Fire Department remains steadfast in its commitment to public safety, continuing rigorous ice rescue training despite freezing temperatures. These demanding drills ensure firefighters are fully prepared to respond swiftly and safely to emergencies on frozen waterways. By braving the harsh conditions, the department reinforces its readiness, skill, and dedication to protecting the Sayville ... (Full Story & Photos)
Sayville Fd Ice Rescue Training in sub zero temperatures
Congratulations to Chief of Department Ryan Quarte, First Assistant Chief Alec Reutter, and Second Assistant Chief Donald M. Marra, who were sworn in last night at the annual January meeting of the Sayville Fire Department. Following the ceremony, Chief Quarte administered the oath of office to the newly elected Captains and Lieutenants. The night also included presentations recognizing members for ... (Full Story & Photos)
Each year, the Sayville Fire Department proudly continues its beloved tradition of bringing Santa Claus through the streets of Sayville, spreading holiday cheer and smiles to residents of all ages. This festive annual ride is a special way for our members to connect with the community and celebrate the spirit of the season with families throughout the neighborhood. If you’ve ever dreamed of joining ... (Full Story & Photos)
On December 4, 2025, elections were held for the 2026 Department Chiefs’ offices and officers. Congratulations to our new Chiefs and Officers for 2026: Incoming Chief of Department (Center) Ryan Quarte, 1st Assistant Chief (L)Alec Reutter, and 2nd Assistant (R) Chief Donald Marra. We also extend our congratulations and sincere thanks to outgoing Chief of Department Craig Fazio for his dedicated service.... (Full Story & Photos)
This past Saturday morning, the Sayville Fire Department proudly participated in the annual Miracle on Main Parade, officially welcoming the start of the holiday season! During the event, members also presented the Sayville Food Pantry with multiple shoping carts filled with donated fod that was generously collected at our firehouses throughout the past month.
At 10:02 AM this morning, the Sayville Fire Department was dispatched to a motor vehicle accident (MVA) at the intersection of Lincoln Avenue & Sunrise Service Road. Upon arrival, crews found two individuals trapped in the vehicle and immediately began extrication efforts. Using hydraulic-powered rescue tools, our firefighters successfully removed both patients, who were then transported to area hospitals ... (Full Story & Photos)
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