The Cutchogue Fire District along with the Chiefs, Officers, and Members of the Cutchogue Fire Department would like to take this opportunity to wish the community a Happy and Safe Thanksgiving Holiday.
As families across the nation celebrate Thanksgiving, the Cutchogue Fire Department along with the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) would like to offer the following safety message.
On Thursday night CFD firefighters used the Department's monthly training night to brush up on their cutting skills.
Firefighters trained on the use of the different types of power saws and cutting equipment carried on the Department's Fire and Heavy Rescue apparatus.
Depending on the type of specific situation or rescue, fire fighters have a variety of tools at their disposal to get the task done. ... (Full Story & Photos)
On Wednesday night at approximately 7:24 p.m. the Cutchogue Fire Department and Southold Town Police were dispatched to the King Kullen Store located on the Main Rd. for an investigation of a report of a strange odor inside the store.
STPD communications had recieved a 911 call from a patron reporting that there was a strong smell in the store and customers were evacuating.
Like many other organizations, normal fundraising efforts have been force to change and adapt as we all continue to deal with the the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic in our communities. Earlier this summer the decision was made to cancel this years annual Chicken Barbecue to help ensure the safety of our loyal supporters.
To help fill the void, the Cutchogue Fire Department hosted its first ever Drive-in ... (Full Story & Photos)
Veterans Day gives Americans the opportunity to celebrate the bravery and sacrifice of all U.S. veterans.
For the true American patriots among us, the day evokes a very deep and personal reverence. It combines elements of pride and sadness, and—always—respect.
It is a sacred day, set aside to remember service, honor, bravery, duty, and sacrifice for the greater good.
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