Earlier this week CFD said goodbye to two longtime firefighters who were fixtures at the firehouse for many years. Veteran Firefighter Jack Kane and Theodore O. Beebe. Both passed away peacefully of natural causes.
On March 17th the Chiefs announced that Veteran Firefighter John "Jack" Kane had answered his last alarm.
Jack was a Navy veteran and a 57 year member of CFD. In recent years he remained ... (Full Story & Photos)
We would like to wish you and your families well during the COVID-19 virus situation. The health and safety of our community and members is of utmost importance. The Chiefs have been working with local officials and other agencies to help ensure that we are prepared to respond to any emergency.
The Cutchogue Fire Department is 100% committed to protecting our community ... (Full Story & Photos)
By Tim Gannon, Suffolk Times, as Published 3/13/2020
The coronavirus outbreak has led to heightened awareness and precautions for first responders who are already trained to protect themselves when responding to calls of sick patients.
Mike Caron, assistant chief with the Riverhead Volunteer Ambulance Corps, said the process begins with an initial 911 call.
During this time of caution regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19), we regretfully announce that the 16th Annual Cutchogue St Patrick's Day Parade scheduled for this Saturday March 14th has been cancelled.
The health and safety of our community is of utmost importance. The CFD has been working with local officials and other agencies to help ensure that we are prepared to respond to any emergency.
On Monday afternoon at approximatley 3:00 pm the Cutchogue Fire Department was requested to assist the Mattituck Fire Department with a brush truck at the scene of a brush fire to the rear of homes on Sigsbee Rd..
Mattituck firefighters located the fire in a wooded area west of Sigsbee in an a location where there was limited access by normal vehicles.
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