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26/07/2024

On Tuesday, July 23rd at approximately 6:20p, the Roslyn Rescue and Roslyn Highlands Fire Companies were dispatched to a report of smoke in the basement on Trundle Ct in Old Westbury. Multiple Chiefs from both departments were quickly on scene along with Highlands Engine 592 & Quint 598 and began investigating a confirmed smoke condition in the area of the basement pool. After a brief search, fire was found in the walls and ceiling of the basement and a Signal 10 was transmitted. With a line already in place, crews quickly knocked down the main body of fire with an additional 2 lines being stretched througout the operation. With the assistance of crews from Jericho, Mineola, Carle Place, Westbury and Sea Cliff, extensive overhaul was conducted to completely extinguish the fire which was placed under control in approximately 1 hour under the Direction of Highlands Chief of Department Unger [5900]. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Additional photos from the scene can be found at the following link: https://www.overtheedgephotography.com/NassauFire/560/WF-Trusdale-07232024

24/07/2024

On Sunday, July 21st at approximately 1:10pm, the Roslyn Rescue and Roslyn Highlands Fire Companies were dispatched to a report of smoke in the house on Saddle Ridge Rd in Old Westbury. Rescue Chief of Department Collura [5600] along with multiple Rescue & Highlands units were quickly on the road and while en route, Highlands Engine 592 advised they had a column of smoke visible from a distance. Upon arrival of Chief Collura, a Signal 10 was transmitted and immediately upgraded to a 2nd alarm with fire through the roof of the large mansion. Crews stretched the first line off E592 to begin attacking the fire while a relay pumping operation was setup with an approximate 1/4 mile stretch down the long driveway. After an aggressive interior attack with fire continuing to spread through the 2nd floor and attic, crews were backed out of the building and multiple master streams and hand lines were placed into operation to continue to attack the fire which was subsequently upgraded to a 3rd alarm. With the assistance of mutual aid from Carle Place, Jericho, Mineola, Westbury, Glenwood, Albertson, Syosset, Glen Cove, Sea Cliff, Williston Park, East Norwich, and New Hyde Park, crews operated on scene for over 2.5 hours before the fire was placed under control. Crews continued to conduct overhaul and extinguish hot spots for an additional 2 hours before all units were released from the scene. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Additional photos and video from the scene can be found at the following link: https://www.overtheedgephotography.com/NassauFire/560/WF-SaddleRidge-07212024

23/07/2024

On Wednesday, July 17th at approximately 2:15p, the South Farmingdale Fire Department was dispatched to a reported house fire on Cinque Dr. First arriving units found fire on the 2nd floor of the house and a Signal 10 was transmitted. Farmingdale E923 was first due along with Bethpage Ladder 3 and crews worked together to locate the main body of fire and stretch the initial line. In total 3 lines were stretched and placed into operation with the assistance of crews from Massapequa, North Massapequa, Seaford, and East Farmingdale. The fire was placed under control in approximately 45 minutes under the direction of First Assistant Chief McFarlane. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Additional photos from the scene can be found at the following link: https://www.overtheedgephotography.com/NassauFire/970/WF-Cinque-07172024

12/07/2024

On Friday, July 5th, just after 4:30p, the Williston Park Fire Department was dispatched to an MVA with entrapment at the intersection of Willis Ave and Meadowsweet Rd. 1st Assistant Chief Vulpis [8601] and Chief of Department Pascale [8600] both quickly arrived on scene finding a multi-car MVA with multiple injured and 1 trapped in the vehicle. Engine 863 quickly arrived on scene and put the tool to work extricating the patient in approximately 5 minutes. At least 4 patients were transported to local hospitals by NCPD EAB & Northwell EMS in unknown conditions.

09/07/2024

On Thursday, July 4th at approximately 10:20p, the New Hyde Park Fire Department was dispatched to a reported house fire on South 12th St. Upon arrival of the first due units, an extinguished fire was found along the side of the house and garage. While crews were overhauling the side of the house and checking for extension, fire was found along the roofline and a Signal 10 was transmitted. Crews quickly knocked down the remaining fire before continuing to conduct over haul. With the assistance of crews from West Hempstead, South Floral Park and Mineola, the fire was quickly placed under control under the direction of Chief of Department Barbagallo [1700]. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Additional photos from the scene can be found at the following link: https://www.overtheedgephotography.com/NassauFire/170/WF-South12th-07042024

06/07/2024

On Saturday, June 29th, the Hicksville Fire Department held a wetdown for the new Engines 933, 934, and 937. Assigned to Citizens Engine Company 3, Volunteer Hose Company No.4, and Engine Company No. 7, respectively, the 3 new engines are all 2023 Sutphen Monarch 2000/500 setup to be nearly identical to in operation and layout. After a brief ceremony including a blessing of the apparatus, and a champagne bottle break on each engine, the 3 new engines were wetdown by apparatus from other Hicksville companies and neighboring departments to celebrate the new engines. Congratulations to all 3 companies and the Hicksville Fire Department on their new apparatus!

Additional photos from the event can be found at the following link: https://www.overtheedgephotography.com/NassauFire/930/WetdownE933E934E937-06292024

19/06/2024

On Saturday, June 15th at approximately 09:45a, the Hempstead Volunteer Fire Dept was dispatched to a reported house fire on Front St. First arriving units encountered fire out the rear of the house and a Working Fire was transmitted. Engine 4 was first due and stretched the initial line to begin extinguishing the fire. Upon initial searches, fire was found to have extended to the upper floors of the home and at least 3 lines were stretched and placed into operation to extinguish the main body of fire. With the assistance of crews from West Hempstead, Uniondale, Rockville Centre, South Hempstead and Baldwin, the fire was placed under control in approximately 45 minutes with extensive overhaul conducted on all floors. All operations were under the direction of Chief of Department Rugg [80]. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Additional photos from the scene can be found at the following link: https://www.overtheedgephotography.com/NassauFire/720/WF-Front-06152024

16/06/2024

On Wednesday, June 12th, at approximately 11:55p, the Hempstead Volunteer Fire Dept was dispatched to a reported house fire on Laurel Ave. First arriving units found heavy fire in a 2 story house and a Working Fire was transmitted. Engine 4 was first due and began an initial interior attack, stretching 2 hand lines before the decision was made to transition to a defensive operation with fire on all floors and out the rear of the house. Crews stretched additional hand lines and utilized master streams from Harper Hook & Ladder Company #1, Eagle Engine Company One and Truck 4 Uniondale Fire Department to extinguish the main body of fire. Crews operated on scene for approximately 2.5 hours with the assistance of mutual aid from West Hempstead, Baldwin, Rockville Centre, Uniondale and South Hempstead. All operations were under the direction of 1st Assistant Chief Fitzroy [81]. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Additional photos and video from the scene can be found at the following link: https://www.overtheedgephotography.com/NassauFire/720/WF-Laurel-06122024

15/06/2024

On Sunday, June 9th at approximately 6:30p, the Jericho Fire Department was dispatched to a reported stove fire on 17th St. Taking up from an MVA, Chief of Department Foresto [9401] and 2nd Assistant Chief Richardson [9403] along with Engine 943 were quickly on scene finding smoke showing from the 2nd floor of a Garden Apartment and a Signal 10 was transmitted. Crews stretched the initial line off of E943 and quickly knocked down the fire located in the kitchen of the apartment. With the assistance of crews from Westbury, Syosset and Hicksville, overhaul was conducted before the scene was placed under control in approximately 20 minutes.

Additional photos from the scene can be found at the following link: https://www.overtheedgephotography.com/NassauFire/940/WF-17th-06092024

13/06/2024

On Tuesday, June 4th at approximately 2:10p, the Mineola Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to a reported house fire on Greentree Rd. Engine 162 was quickly on the scene finding smoke showing from the house and a Signal 10 was transmitted. The initial line was stretched off Engine 162 while the crew of Truck 168 worked to locate the fire which was found on the 2nd floor of the house. The fire was quickly extinguished by the crew of E162 with overhaul and ventilation conducted by crews on scene. With the assistance of mutual aid from Williston Park, Garden City, East Williston and Carle Place, the fire was placed under control in approximately 20 minutes. All operations were under the direction of Lieutenant McCann.

Additional photos from the scene can be found at the following link: https://www.overtheedgephotography.com/NassauFire/160/WF-Greentree-06042024

10/06/2024

On Saturday, June 1st, the Bayville Fire Company held a wetdown and dedication ceremony for the new Engines 501 & 503. The new Engines 501 and 503 are 2022 Spartan Metrostar 1500/750 engines replacing the former Engine 501, a 1988 Spartan Gladiator/FMC and Engine 503, a 1993 RD Murray. Placed into service in early 2023, both engines have been serving the community over the last year as the new front-line apparatus for the fire company. After a brief ceremony led by Chief of Department Caso, the new twin engines were blessed with a ceremonial champagne break by the members of the truck committee before being wetdown by neighboring departments including Locust Valley, Glenwood, and Atlantic Steamers. Congratulations to Bayville on their new apparatus!

02/06/2024

On Thursday, May 30th at approximately 7:15a, the North Bellmore and East Meadow Fire Departments were dispatched to a reported car fire at the intersection of Newbridge Rd & 7th Ave. First arriving units from East Meadow found a confirmed car fire at the intersection of Newbridge Rd & 5th Ave in North Bellmore’s district. Engine 656 was first due and stretched a line to extinguish the vehicle fire with the assistance of East Meadow Engine 612. Crews operated on scene for approximately 30 minutes before being released. All operations were under the direction of 1st Assistant Chief Capuano [6501].

Additional photos from the scene can be found at the following link: https://www.overtheedgephotography.com/NassauFire/650/CF-Newbridge-05302024

23/05/2024

On Sunday, May 19th, Hose Company 2 of the Baldwin Fire Department held a wetdown for the new Engine 202. Placed into service in November of 2023, the new Engine 202 is a 2023 Spartan Gladiator 1500/500 replacing the former Engine 202 (now spare Engine 2022), a 2001 Spartan/RD Murray. After a brief ceremony and remarks from various company and department officials, the new 202 was first christened by a celebratory champagne break before being wet down by fellow Baldwin companies and neighboring departments. Congratulations to Hose Company 2 and the Baldwin Fire Department on their new apparatus!

Additional photos can be found at the following link: https://www.overtheedgephotography.com/NassauFire/200/E202-Wetdown-05192024

17/05/2024

On Thursday, May 16th at approximately 7:30, the Mineola Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to a reported garage fire on Windsor Ct. 1st Assistant Chief Strauss [1601] was quickly en route and transmitted a Signal 10 with multiple calls being received by Firecom a visible column from a distance. Upon arrival, Chief Strauss found fire showing from a commercial garage. Engine 162 was first due and stretched the first line to the doorway of the building to begin extinguishing the fire while truck companies worked to cut the roll down gates. At least 2 lines were stretched and placed into operation to extinguish the fire with the assistance of crews from Williston Park, Garden City, Westbury, Carle Place and East Williston. Crews operated on scene for over an hour conducting overhaul and ventilation operations before crews were released from the scene. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Additional photos and video from the scene can be found at the following link: https://www.overtheedgephotography.com/NassauFire/160/WF-Windsor-05162024

08/05/2024

On Sunday, May 5th at approximately 12:10p, the East Meadow Fire Department was dispatched to a reported house fire on Polo Ln. Unit 6155 quickly arrived on scene and advised Chief of Department Walsh [6100] of a possible attic fire and upon arrival of Chief Walsh a Signal 10 was transmitted. Engine 614 was first due and stretched the initial line to begin extinguishing the fire. 3 lines were stretched with 2 placed into operation to extinguish the fire which was placed under control in approximately 30 minutes with the assistance of Westbury as a FAS Team. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Additional photos from the scene can be found at the following link: https://www.overtheedgephotography.com/NassauFire/610/WF-Polo-05052024

05/05/2024

On Saturday, May 4th just after 1:30p, the Plainview Volunteer Fire Department began receiving multiple calls for a reported building fire on Old Country Rd. 2nd Assistant Chief Schatzberg [9503] was quickly on the road and was advised by dispatch that a member on scene was reporting a fire on the roof. 1st Assistant Chief Cohen [9502] was first to arrive on scene and transmitted a Signal 10 with active fire on the roof of the Safeguard Self Storage facility. Engine 956 was first due and utilized the standpipe to begin extinguishing the fire on the roof. At least 2 hand lines were stretched and placed into operation on the roof while crews setup multiple tower ladders for master stream operations. Mutual aid was requested to the scene from Bethpage, Farmingdale, Syosset, Melville, Hicksville, Westbury, East Farmingdale, Levittown and Jericho to assist with firefighting operations. The main body of fire was knocked down in approximately one hour with crews continuing ventilation and overhaul. All operations were under the direction of Chief of Department Mayrose [9501]. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Additional photos can be found at the following link: https://www.overtheedgephotography.com/NassauFire/950/WF-OCR-05042024

23/04/2024

On Thursday, April 18th just before 8p, the Roslyn Rescue and Roslyn Highlands Fire Companies were dispatched to an unknown type fire at the Town of North Hempstead Transfer Station on West Shore Rd. Rescue Chief of Department Collura [5600] and 2nd Assistant Chief Kern [5602] were quickly on scene and transmitted a Signal 10 with a large amount of fire visible within the transfer station. After an initial search, the fire was identified to be in a large pile of rubbish and crews stretched at least one hand line to begin extinguishing the fire while Tower Ladder 565 and a master stream were setup. After the bulk of the fire was extinguished, crews utilized a payload to overhaul the rubbish pile and completely extinguish the fire. After approximately 75 minutes, the fire was placed under control with the assistance of crews from Port Washington, Glenwood and a FAST from Mineola. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Additional photos from the scene can be found at the following link: https://www.overtheedgephotography.com/NassauFire/560/WF-WestShore-04182024

19/04/2024

On Monday, April 15th at approximately 5:30p, the Hempstead Volunteer Fire Dept was dispatched to a reported house fire on Hamilton Pl. First arriving units found active fire on the 2nd floor of a 2 1/2 story house and a Working Fire was transmitted. Engine 3 and Ladder Co. 2 were first due, locating the fire on the 1st and 2nd floors and placing the initial line into operation to begin extinguishing the main body of fire. At least 3 lines were stretched and placed into operation to extinguish the fire with the assistance of crews from West Hempstead, Baldwin, Rockville Centre, and Uniondale. The fire was placed under control in approximately 45 minutes under the direction of Chief of Department Joyce [80]. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Additional photos from the scene can be found at the following link: https://www.overtheedgephotography.com/NassauFire/720/WF-Hamilton-04152024

11/04/2024

On Wednesday, April 10th at Approximately 3:40p, the Glenwood H&L, E&H, Co., Inc. was dispatched to a reported motorcycle fire in the basement of a house on The Promenade. 2nd Assistant Chief McGillicuddy [5302] was quickly on scene finding smoke showing from the house and transmitted a Signal 10 with active fire in the basement. Quint 533 was first due and stretched the initial line to quickly knock down the main body of fire in the basement. In total, 2 lines were stretched and placed into operation with the assistance of crews from Sea Cliff, Roslyn, Glen Cove, and Atlantic Steamer. Overhaul and secondaries were conducted by crews finding no extension to the upper floors of the house. The fire was placed under control in approximately 45 minutes under the direction of Chief of Department Greig [5300].

01/04/2024

On Thursday, March 28th at approximately 8:45a, the Hicksville Fire Department was dispatched to a reported House Fire on Cloister Ln. Chief of Department DiFronzo [9301] was quickly on scene and transmitted a Signal 10 for fire on the 1st floor of a 2-story private dwelling. Engine 932 was first due and stretched the initial line to begin extinguishing the fire. In total, 2 lines were stretched and placed into operation to extinguish the main body of fire. With the assistance of crews from Bethpage, Levittown, East Meadow, and Plainview, the fire was placed under control in approximately 20 minutes. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

28/03/2024

On Wednesday, March 27th at approximately 7:15p, the Carle Place Fire Dept was dispatched to a reported overturn at the intersection of Parkway Dr and Karen Ct. Rescue 912 was quickly on scene finding a vehicle on its side with the driver still within. Crews worked alongside NCPD to extricate the patient through the windshield and transferred the patient to a Nassau County Police Ambulance for transport to a local hospital. All operations were under the direction of 2nd Assistant Chief W. Geddish.

19/03/2024

On Monday, March 18th at approximately 8:50p, the Lakeview Fire Department was dispatched to a report of smoke from the basement on Pinebrook Ave. 1st Assistant Chief Senti [4101] quickly arrived on scene and transmitted a Signal 98 with smoke showing and upon searches, a Signal 10 was transmitted with active fire in the basement of a 2-story house. Engine 413 was first due and stretched the initial line to begin extinguishing the main body of fire. In total, 2 lines were estrretkched and placed into operation with the assistance of crews from Rockville Centre, Lynbrook, West Hempstead, and Lawrence-Cedarhurst. The fire was quickly placed under control in approximately 30 minutes under the direction of Chief of Department Joyce [4100]. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

15/03/2024

On Tuesday, March 12th at approximately 4:10p, the Hempstead Volunteer Fire Dept was dispatched to a reported house fire with people trapped on Elizabeth Ave. First arriving units found active fire in the house with all occupants evacuated and a Working Fire was transmitted. Engine 2 was first due and stretched the initial line to begin extinguishing the fire. At least 2 lines were stretched and placed into operation to extinguish the main body of fire with the assistance of crews from West Hempstead, Uniondale and Baldwin. Under the direction of Chief of Department Joyce [80] the fire was placed under control in approximately 30 minutes with overhaul conducted by crews on scene. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

A few more photos from the scene can be found at the following link: https://www.overtheedgephotography.com/NassauFire/720/WF-Elizabeth-03122024

08/03/2024

On Thursday, March 7 at approximately 5:20 AM, the Mineola Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to a reported garbage truck fire at the intersection of Willis Avenue and 3rd Street. 1st Assistant Chief Strauss [1601] and Chief of Department Magalhaes [1600] quickly arrived on scene finding an the fire suppression system of a garbage truck deployed. Upon the arrival of Engine 162 and Rescue 1610, while checking the truck, small pockets of fire were located and a booster line was stretched off Engine 162 to extinguish the remaining fire and cool down the truck. Crews operated on scene for approximately 30 minutes before being placed back in service.

28/02/2024

On Tuesday, February 27th at approximately 1:30p, the City of Glen Cove Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to a reported House Fire on Valentine Ave. 1st Assistant Chief Valeo [5201] was quickly on scene finding smoke from the rear of the house and upon an initial search, fire was found in a 2nd floor bedroom and a Signal 10 was transmitted. Engine & Hose Company No.4 Engine 524 was first due and stretched the initial line to quickly extinguish the main body of fire. 2 lines were stretched and placed into operation to extinguish the fire with the assistance of crews from Sea Cliff, Locust Valley and Roslyn Rescue. 1 occupant of the home was removed by Glen Cove Police Officers prior to FD arrival and a dog was removed by firefighters during operations. The fire was placed under control in approximately 25 minutes under the direction of Chief of Department Grella [5200]. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Additional photos from the scene can be found at the following link: https://www.overtheedgephotography.com/NassauFire/520/WF-Valentine-02262024

26/02/2024

On Sunday, February 25th at approximately 2pm, the Uniondale Fire Department was dispatched to a reported Kitchen Fire on Uniondale Ave. 1st Assistant Chief Martinez [7501] and 2nd Assistant Chief Hicks [7502] simultaneously arrived on scene finding smoke from the house and a Signal 98 was transmitted. Upon a quick search, fire was found in the house and a report was received of possible victims in the basement and a Signal 10 was transmitted. Brookside Engine 752 and Ladder 7544 were quickly on scene and stretched the initial line to begin extinguishing the fire while performing searches for the reported victims. At least 3 lines were stretched and placed into operation to extinguish the fire which spanned across all 3 floors of the house. Fortunately, no victims were found but multiple animals were rescued by firefighters and turned over to the Town of Hempstead Animal Control. With the assistance on scene from crews from North Bellmore, Roosevelt, Freeport, Hempstead and East Meadow, the fire was extinguished in under 30 minutes with extensive overhaul conducted by crews on scene. Under the direction of Chief of Department Ellerbe [7500] the fire was placed under control in approximately 1 hour. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Additional photos can be found at the following link: https://www.overtheedgephotography.com/NassauFire/750/WF-Uniondale-02252024/

20/02/2024

On Sunday, February 18th just after 5am, the Plainview Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to a reported building fire on Central Park Rd. 9566 was quickly on scene with active fire in the building and upon the arrival of 1st Assistant Chief Cohen [9502], a Signal 10 was transmitted with heavy fire on the 2nd floor of the Harmon Shepherd Hill Apartments with confirmed occupants still within. Engine 9522 was first due and stretched the initial lines to begin extinguishing the fire while firefighters and police worked to locate and remove numerous occupants from the building. Crews made an aggressive attack on the fire but switched to defensive operations due to collapses within the structure. Numerous hand lines and at least one master stream was placed into operation to extinguish the main body of fire. With the assistance of crews from Bethpage, Jericho, Hicksville, Syosset, Melville, Farmingdale and South Farmingdale, the fire was placed under control in approximately 3 hours with extensive overhaul and searches conducted. At least 3 occupants were transported to local hospitals with burns and smoke inhalation as well as one fatality located inside the apartment. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Additional photos and videos from the scene can be found at the following link: https://www.overtheedgephotography.com/NassauFire/950/WF-CentralPark-02182024

29/01/2024

On Saturday, January 27th at approximately 5:30a, the Valley Stream Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to a reported building fire at the intersection of Rockaway Ave and West Lincoln Ave. First arriving units found smoke coming from the storefront and a Signal 10 was transmitted. Engine 341 was first due and stretched the initial lines to begin to search for and extinguishing the fire. After crews stretched multiple hand lines into the store to fight the fire, the decision was made to transition to a defensive operation with the fire continuing to spread through the cockloft of the building. At least 3 master streams were placed into operation in addition to the hand lines to extinguish the bulk of the fire before crews re-entered the building for overhaul. The fire ultimately reached 5 alarms before being placed under control after approximately 4 hours of operations. Numerous mutual aid departments were requested to assist with operations and coverage of the district. All operations were under the direction of Chief of Department Scanlon [3400]. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Additional photos and video from the scene can be found at the following link: https://www.overtheedgephotography.com/NassauFire/340/WF-Rockaway-01272024

28/01/2024

On Friday, January 26th at approximately 9:40p, the Bethpage Fire Department was dispatched to a reported car into building with fire at the intersection of Boundary Ave and North Broadway. 3rd Assistant Chief Ganshaw [Car 4] quickly arrived on scene finding 2 cars into the building with one car overturned on its side. The occupants of one of the vehicles was trapped but quickly extricated and turned over to EMS. Engine 905 stretched 1 precautionary line while crews from Rescue 3 and Ladder 4 secured the vehicles, checked for structural damage and removed the vehicles from the building. In total, 2 aided were transported from the scene by Nassau County Emergency Ambulance Bureau with an additional aided evaluated and released on scene. Crews operated for approximately 1 hour under the direction of Chief of Department DeBobes [Car 1] before being placed back in service. The accident is under investigation by Nassau County Police.

Additional photos from the scene can be found at the following link: https://www.overtheedgephotography.com/NassauFire/900/MVA-01262024

27/01/2024

On Friday, January 26th at approxiamtely 1a, the Locust Valley Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to a reported house fire in a group home on 1st St. Staffing Duty Car 5498, Chemical Company Captain Sandstrom quickly arrived on scene finding smoke showing from the house with active fire in the 2nd floor bedroom of a group home and a Signal 10 was transmitted. Rescue Engine 542 was first due and stretched the initial line to quickly knock down the main body of fire before it could spread any further. In total, 3 lines were stretched with 2 placed into operation to completely extinguish the fire with the assistance of crews from Glen Cove, Sea Cliff and a FAST from Bayville. Under the direction of 1st Assistant Chief Bonislawski [5401], the fire was placed under control in approximately 30 minutes before the scene was turned over to the Nassau County Fire Marshal and Nassau County Police Arson & Bomb Squad for further investigation. During the initial stages of the investigation, a resident of the group admitted to starting the fire and was placed in custody by the Nassau County Police. That resident was charged with arson and multiple other felonies related to the fire.

Addditional photos from the scene can be found at the following link: https://www.overtheedgephotography.com/NassauFire/540/WF-1st-01262024

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Brief Video from the scene of Wednesday’s Overturned Tanker & Building Fire in Rockville Centre. The Full video is available at the link in our Bio. #overtheedgephotography #workingfire #overturn #tanker #hazmat #rvcfd #rockvillecentrefd @thefirenews

Video from the scene of Saturday's Fire in Oyster Bay Cove. On Saturday July 24th at 12:10a, the Syosset Fire Department was dispatched to a report of a house fire on Pleasant Ln in Oyster Bay Cove. 3rd Assistant Chief Sauberman [5803] was first on scene and transmitted a Signal 10 (working fire) which was quickly increased to a 2nd alarm with heavy fire from the rear of the house. First due crews began an interior attack on the fire and quickly encountered a collapse within the building. As the fire intensified, the fire quickly escalated to a 5th Alarm with numerous departments being called to assist. With the use of multiple master streams and numerous hand lines placed into operation, the main body of fire was knocked down in approximately 1.5 hours with extensive overhaul conducted by all crews on scene. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

On Friday April 23rd at 1:35p, the Albertson Fire Company was dispatched to a report of a house fire on Solar Ln. Chief of Department Melamed [801] was quickly on scene and transmitted a Signal 10 for a confirmed fire in a 2 story house. Engine 806 was first due and begin the initial interior attack on the fire. At least 3 lines were stretched by crews on scene to extinguish the stubborn fire on both floors of the house. The fire was placed under control in approximately 1 hour with the assistance of Mineola, Williston Park, East Williston, Roslyn Rescue, Garden City Park, and Manhasset Lakeville Co.5. The cause of the fire is under investigation. #overtheedgephotography #albertsonfireco #workingfire #heavyfire @thefirenews

Video from yesterday’s 2nd alarm fire in Hempstead. Additional photos can be found at: https://www.overtheedgephotography.com/NassauFire/720/WF-04202021/

On Tuesday, April 6th at approximately 1am, the Roosevelt Fire Department was dispatched to a report of a building fire in Nassau Rd. Chief of Department Martin [7300] was quickly on scene and transmitted a Signal 10 (working fire) which was immediately upgraded to a 2nd alarm with heavy fire from the rear of the 2-story mixed occupancy building with extension to a trailer and vehicles in the rear. Engine 733 and Ladder 735 were first due and began initial searches and attack on the fire. At least 5 lines were stretched and placed into operation on the interior and exterior of the building to extinguish the fire with the assistance of crews from Freeport, Uniondale, Hempstead, Baldwin, Merrick, North Merrick, Elmont, and South Hempstead. The fire was placed under control in approximately 1 hour with extensive overhaul conducted by crews on scene. All occupants of the building were safely evacuated with the assistance of Nassau County PD. #overtheedgephotography #workingfire #2ndalarm #rooseveltfd @thefirenews

On Friday, March 5th at 10:29pm, the Freeport Fire Department (@freeport_fire_dept) was dispatched to a report of a Building Fire at Subway on South Main St. Multiple units were immediately en route and advised by firecom there was a car into building with fire. Engine 211 (@freeporthose1) quickly arrived on scene and advised they had a confirmed overturned car into the building with fire and a driver trapped. 2 cars were found to have entered the building, 1 of the vehicles, a parked car, was split into half by the other. Shortly after his arrival, Chief of Department Braun [2100] transmitted a Signal 10 (working fire) with active fire in the building. At least 3 lines were stretched to extinguish the fire and protect the firefighters and NCPD ESU extricating the patient, who was reported to be conscious and alert throughout the rescue. North Bellmore Technical Rescue Team (@northbellmorefd) was requested to the scene due to the damage to the building as well as a FAS Team from Baldwin (@baldwinfdny). The patient was extricated in under 1 hour and transported by Nassau County Police Ambulance to a local Trauma Center with unknown injuries. After the patient was extricated, the North Bellmore TRT alongside Freeport Truck worked to remove both vehicles from the storefront. All units were released from the scene at approximately 1am. #overtheedgephotography #workingfire #carvsbldg #trt #technicalrescue #freeportfd @thefirenews

Video from the scene of Hempstead’s working scrap metal yard fire on Sewell St on Friday August 14th. #overtheedgephotography #signal10 #buildingfire #scrapyardfire #scrapyard #smokeshowing #workingfire #hempsteadfd #longisland #longislandfirefighters #longislandfiredepartments #firephotography #brotherhood @kemptersfirewire #NCFireWire @thefirenews @news12li @ffprovinggrounds @fireengineering @forcethedoor @hempsteadfd @hempstead_truck

Video from last night’s working fire in Glen Cove. #overtheedgephotography #signal10 #housefire #smokeshowing #workingfire #2ndalarm #glencove #glencovefd #glencovefiredept #longisland #longislandfirefighters #longislandfiredepartments #firephotography #chief_miller #brotherhood @kemptersfirewire #NCFireWire @thefirenews @news12li @ffprovinggrounds @fireengineering @forcethedoor @gcfd_peh_no.1 @chemical_engine_co1 @glencovehookandladder @gcfdco4

On Wednesday March 18th at 0200hrs, the Roslyn Rescue (@roslynrescue) and Roslyn Highlands (@roslyn_highlands_fire_co) Fire Companies were dispatched to a report of a Deck Fire in Roslyn Harbor. Highlands 1st Asst. Chief Laureano [5901] was first on scene and transmitted a Signal 10 (Working Fire) for heavy fire in the rear of the house. Rescue Engine 567 was first due and made the initial attack on the fire. The fire was raised to a 2nd Alarm and at least 3 lines were stretched and operated to extinguish the fire which involved the 2nd floor and attic as well. The fire was placed under control in under 2 hours. #overtheedgephotography #signal10 #housefire #smokeshowing #workingfire #2ndalarm #roslynrescue #roslynhighlands #roslynfire #longisland #longislandfirefighters #longislandfiredepartments #firephotography #chief_miller #brotherhood @kemptersfirewire #NCFireWire @thefirenews @ffprovinggrounds @fireengineering @news12li

Video from this past Saturday’s working fire in Oyster Bay. #overtheedgephotography #signal10 #housefire #smokeshowing #workingfire #2ndalarm #oysterbay #oysterbayfireco #atlanticsteamerfireco #longisland #longislandfirefighters #longislandfiredepartments #firephotography #chief_miller #brotherhood @kemptersfirewire #NCFireWire @thefirenews @ffprovinggrounds @fireengineering @forcethedoor @oysterbayfiredept

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