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Sayville Fire District Station 2
281 Broadway Ave, Sayville, NY 11782
This is a sub-station to the main Fire House, which is located at 107 N. Main Street in Sayville.
281 Broadway Ave, Sayville, NY 11782
This is a sub-station to the main Fire House, which is located at 107 N. Main Street in Sayville.
Sayville Fire Department
107 N Main St, Sayville, NY 11782
The Sayville Fire Department has an extensive history dating back to 1878, when a fire destroyed a barbershop on South…More Road (now South Main Street). It is now a volunteer department that protects the hamlet of Sayville.
107 N Main St, Sayville, NY 11782
The Sayville Fire Department has an extensive history dating back to 1878, when a fire destroyed a barbershop on South…More Road (now South Main Street). It is now a volunteer department that protects the hamlet of Sayville.
West Sayville Fire Department
80 Main St, West Sayville, NY 11796
The West Sayville Fire Department has been serving the communities of West Sayville and Oakdale since 1891. Kelly…More Barnes is the chief of the department. To know more, visit the Web site.
80 Main St, West Sayville, NY 11796
The West Sayville Fire Department has been serving the communities of West Sayville and Oakdale since 1891. Kelly…More Barnes is the chief of the department. To know more, visit the Web site.
Bayport Fire Department
251 Snedecor Ave, Bayport, NY 11705
251 Snedecor Ave, Bayport, NY 11705
The Bayport Fire Department was organized by area residents in 1891 as the Bayport Hose Company. Through donations,…More the Company purchased a hose cart and built the first firehouse. The hook and ladder company was formed a few years later, and the name was changed to the Bayport Fire Department. In the 1920s, the Bayport Fire District municipality was created as a tax-collecting entity to provide fire protection.</p> <p>The fire district built a new fire headquarters at Snedecor Avenue and Railroad Street in the 1950s; this location is the current headquarters for the district and department. Today the department operates with four companies (Hose, Hook and Ladder, Engine and Fire Police) and two squads (Rescue and Water Rescue), three engines, a hook and ladder truck, brush truck, rescue truck, water-rescue truck, two boats, three support/traffic vehicles, three chief's cars, a bus and a tractor trailer.</p>
Blue Point Fire Department
205 Blue Point Ave, Blue Point, NY 11715
The Blue Point Fire Department, which was founded in 1890, is a volunteer-run organization. Volunteers must complete…More training classes offered by the Suffolk County Firefighters Training Academy, and the 80 volunteers who make up the department must also pass a written exam and obtain a Firefighter 1 certificate. The department, located across the street from Blue Point Elementary School and adjacent to Bayport-Blue Point Library, is organized with three companies: Hose Company, Engine Company and Hook and Ladder Company. BPFD also has a Fire Police Squad.
205 Blue Point Ave, Blue Point, NY 11715
The Blue Point Fire Department, which was founded in 1890, is a volunteer-run organization. Volunteers must complete…More training classes offered by the Suffolk County Firefighters Training Academy, and the 80 volunteers who make up the department must also pass a written exam and obtain a Firefighter 1 certificate. The department, located across the street from Blue Point Elementary School and adjacent to Bayport-Blue Point Library, is organized with three companies: Hose Company, Engine Company and Hook and Ladder Company. BPFD also has a Fire Police Squad.
Sayville Ferry Service
41 River Rd, Sayville, NY 11782
The Sayville Ferry began the Fire Island run in 1894. For over one hundred years, Fire Island - with its wide ocean…More beaches, natural forests, wetlands and lively downtowns - has been an attraction for people from all over the world. Fire Island's central communities of Cherry Grove, Fire Island Pines, Water Island and Sailors Haven/Sunken Forest, a Fire Island National Seashore Park, are served by the Sayville Ferry, which is located on River Road in the South Shore hamlet of Sayville. Once on the island, the only means of transport is a hand-pulled wagon and the only rubber you burn is the soles of your shoes.
41 River Rd, Sayville, NY 11782
The Sayville Ferry began the Fire Island run in 1894. For over one hundred years, Fire Island - with its wide ocean…More beaches, natural forests, wetlands and lively downtowns - has been an attraction for people from all over the world. Fire Island's central communities of Cherry Grove, Fire Island Pines, Water Island and Sailors Haven/Sunken Forest, a Fire Island National Seashore Park, are served by the Sayville Ferry, which is located on River Road in the South Shore hamlet of Sayville. Once on the island, the only means of transport is a hand-pulled wagon and the only rubber you burn is the soles of your shoes.