Monday, November 27, brought another of our highly successful monthly trainings led by J.R. Rumpler and David Surozenski. This session was devoted to familiarization with the several heavy rescue tools carried on 8-4-3, 8-4-2 and 8-4-4. Targets were a mini-bus donated by Sunrise Buses and Volvo by Helen Rosenblum. Despite a pronounced chill in the air, much was learned and a good time had by all. ... (Full Story & Photos)

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Due to some general contracting issues and the upcoming holiday, we will NOT need to close the ambulance area until next Monday, 11/27. Thus, the regular ambulance entrance may be used as normal this week.
Sorry for the mix up. We appreciate your patience and understanding.
Thank you - Dr. Schiff... (Full Story)

Southold's Bravest, assisted by Southold's Finest, made quick work of a leaf fire on North Bayview Road. Responding units were under the command of Chief Damianos, with Chief Surozenski, Captains Boyd and Boyle, and numerous firefighters in attendance. No injuries were reported with the exception of a carved owl statue that suffered charring to its left wing. The owl was returned to its upright position ... (Full Story & Photos)

Friday, November 10th, brought the annual Southold Town Fire Chiefs' Council Dinner. This year it was held at the North Fork Country Club with the Cutchogue Fire Department serving as host. Sixteen past and present Chiefs of the Southold Fire Department were able to attend. As always, a good time was enjoyed by all.... (Full Story & Photos)

This week's Sunday morning training covered a little used but important part of our fire suppression arsenal, the electric well. Although the majority of the Southold Fire District is protected by hydrants maintained by the Suffolk County Water Authority, there are still portions of our District that have not yet received "street water." To provide a source of water in these areas, in addition to ... (Full Story & Photos)