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Suffolk County Fire, Rescue, and Emergency Services Alerts
MASS NOTIFICATION - Posted Tue, 21 Jun 2022 13:54:10 GMT
This is a message from the Suffolk County Department of Fire Rescue and Emergency services on behalf of the Suffolk County Police Department. The following roads will be closed this Saturday, June 25 from 6AM until Noon. Rosevale Avenue from Pond Road to Southern Boulevard. Ocean Avenue from Expressway Drive North to Rosevale Avenue. Smithtown Boulevard/Portion Road from Rosevale Avenue to Ronkonkoma Avenue. Lakeshore Road/Pond Road from Portion Road to Church Street.
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Afternoon Basement Fire
Ex Chief Cliff Pendl, February 22
At 1731 hrs. on 02-22-2025 Holbrook was activated for a structure fire at 1529 Crager Street. Upon Chief Reimo's arrival he immediately transmitted a working fire which had already self vented from the exterior basement entrance. Engine 2 upon arrival stretched an attack line and made an aggressive push down the basement entrance. Arriving units stretched a second and third lines due to the heavy ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Residential structure fire
Ex Chief Cliff Pendl, August 06
At 0915 hrs. Holbrook was notified of a residential fire located in the Spruce Pond Apartments located off of Sunrise Hwy. Engine 2 arriving first on scene with Lt. Beck and a light crew was met with heavy smoke emitting from the residence and transmitted a working fire which activated the mutual aid response plan. Engine 6 arriving also with a short crew picked up a water supply and assisted with ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Daytime House Fire
Ex Chief Cliff Pendl, June 21
On 06-21-2024 at approximately 1701 hours, Holbrook was activated for a structure fire at 1351 Hummel Ave. This location was within eyesight of Headquarters and immediately a working house fire was transmitted. The fire was located on the exterior of the two side and an aggressive attack prevented it from burning through the cockloft and spreading into the attic area. One member was transported to ... (Full Story)
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LODD
Ex Chief Cliff Pendl, April 16
PASSING OF MICHAEL “HOOTCH” HOOSOCK
The Moyers Corners Fire Department is deeply saddened to announce the Line of Duty death of Past Deputy Chief, and current Onondaga County Sheriff’s Office Lieutenant, Michael “Hootch” Hoosock.
A member of Moyers Corners for over 16 years, he dedicated his life to public safety. Not only serving in multiple roles in our department, including Lieutenant and Captain ... (Full Story & Photos)
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