On Sunday Afternoon, members of the Cutchogue Fire Department were invited to be a part of a special Dedication ceremony held by the Greenport Fire Department.
The Greenport Fire Department was formally dedicating a new Ladder truck for the Phenix Hook and Ladder Co. The new truck, unit 8-3-5 is a 2023 Pierce Enforcer tower ladder that was officially placed in service last year.
At approximately 0900 hrs on Tuesday Morning the Cutchogue Fire Department was dispatched to a report of an overturned boat with 4 people in the water.
The boaters were aboard a 24-foot center console work boat traveling through Peconic Bay when they took on water from a wave and overturned on the east side Robins Island.
The 4 subjects, were thrown into the water and after a brief period of time ... (Full Story & Photos)
On Friday September 27th the Vocational Education and Extension Board (VEEB) of Suffolk County held their annual Medal Day Ceremony.
This years event was hosted by the Central Islip Fire Department at the Central Islip Fire Department Headquarters on Carleton Avenue. The ceremony is held each year and recognizes heroic actions of firefighters from throughout Suffolk County. These heroic firefighters ... (Full Story & Photos)
Silver Medal recipients: Lt. Ken Pearsall III, Lt. Christian Figurniak, Capt. Joseph Hinton, Lt. Bryan Zissel
On Sunday evening at 9:00 p.m. the Cutchogue Fire Department was dispatched to a reported Motor Vehicle accident on County Route 48 East of Bridge Lane.
Southold Town Police Communications began receiving numerous 911 calls reporting a multi-vehicle accident involving a rollover.
Shortly after dispatch, Stony Brook First Responder Medic 2 while en-route to another call, arrived to discover that ... (Full Story & Photos)
On Friday afternoon Just before 3:00 pm Cutchogue Firefighters were dispatched to at reported trailer fire at a residence located in the area of 8000 Alvah’s lane in Cutchogue.
Southold Town Police Communications received numerous 911 calls for the fire as a column of black smoke could be seen from a distance as responders rushed to the scene.
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