The Cutchogue Fire Department regrets to inform the community that we will not be hosting our annual chicken BBQ in 2020.
This is not a decision that was reached in haste. Many discussions were held with the various committees for the event as well as with The Board of Fire Commissioners, The Chief’s Office, the Company Captain as well as members of our Ladies Auxiliary who have ... (Full Story & Photos)
On Thursday night, despite the warm summer temperatures, 25 of Cutchogue's Bravest once again traveled to the Suffolk County Fire Academy Yaphank for live fire training. The firefighters participated in the "Taxpayer" drill.
This drill simulates a commercial building fire and is held in a specially designed building that replicates a small strip mall. The drill prepares firefighters to fight fires ... (Full Story & Photos)
A 16-year old boy was saved after he got pulled into the water by the incoming tide at Nassau Point on Monday, afternoon.
The incident took place at 1:35 p.m. at the end of Nassau Point Road in Cutchogue.
The teen was on the sandbar at the end of Nassau Point when the tide began to come in; he got pulled into the water and was unable to swim back to the beach.
This week a summer heat wave has been forcasted to effect the Long island region and much of the Northeast Region of the United States. Locally temperatures are expected to reach the mid nineties throughout the weekend with high humidity.
The Cutchogue Fire Department would like to offer these safety tips to help the community prepare for battling the heat.
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