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National Weather Service Alerts for Suffolk County, NY
540 Roanoke Ave, Riverhead, Long Island, New York, USA
Structure fire
Ex-Chief Nicholas Luparella/photos/Bill Oliver RVAC Ex Chief Steve Beal, March 21
At 9:58am we were dispatched to a structure fire on Roanoke Ave, north of Middle Rd. There was a heavy smoke condition and a working fire was transmitted. Jamesport and Westhampton Beach Fire Dept and Riverhead Ambulance were requested to the scene. Wading River FD stood by our headquarters. The scene was turned over to Riverhead Fire Marshal's at 11:15am.... (Full Story & Photos)
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Pole on Fire
Firefighter James Niewadomski/Photos by Firefighter Shawn Rosco, March 20
This afternoon, we were dispatched following reports of a wires emergency. Upon arrival, 6-2-31 observed that a transformer had fallen onto the road, posing a potential safety hazard. Prompt action was taken as dispatch was immediately notified to alert PSEG.
To ensure public safety, 6-2-31 requested additional support, calling for an engine and Fire Police to manage the situation. Engine 6-2-1 was ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Training
Ex-Chief Nicholas Luparella/Photos by Ex-Chief Steve Beal, March 19
Reliables got together monday (3-17) for a drill at Northville Training Center Crews practiced hose handling and search techniques... (Full Story & Photos)
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Kitchen Fire
Firefighter James Niewadomski/Photos by Ex-Chief Steve Beal, March 14
Earlier this evening, a kitchen fire was swiftly knocked down by chiefs on scene (30, 31, 32, 33), with crews ensuring there was no further fire extension. One occupant was transported to the hospital for possible smoke inhalation.
A big thank you to all units involved: Engines 6-2-1, 6-2-2, 6-2-3; Ladders 6-2-5 and 6-2-6; Fire Police 6-2-9, along with RPD, RVAC, the Fire Marshal, and PSEG for securing ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Brush fire
Ex-Chief Nicholas Luparella/Photos by Ex-Chief Steve Beal, March 13
Riverhead FD was dispatch on Tuesday for a brush fire. The fire started by a burning wires on the top of the pole. The fire was extinguished by the crews on Brush truck 12A and engines 6-2-2 and 6-2-14. PSE&G arrived about 20 minutes later and secured the power.
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