We don’t pat ourselves on the back often but the Chiefs Office would like to remind the community how proud we are of our dedicated members that volunteer there time to protect them. Early this morning we were hit with a quick barrage of calls all in a short period of time . This required all 4 of our ambulances and 2 trucks to be manned and out at the same time. To add to this ….this morning we had a ladder truck training going on , a crew assisting at a 5K run and a crew that just came off an all night ambulance stand by assisting another department. Great job by all who were able to help this morning ! True dedication for a Father’s Day morning!
Great job keep up the work and good luck with the fireman's Fair in Greenlawn I wish I was back there to go see it
Thank you for all u do. Always do a great job to help our community when in need. 🚑🚒
Great Job Guys!!!
Thank you for your service
Great job !!!
Always great job they are the best
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Thank you!
Thank you all!
Thank you!!
Thank you for all you do.
I miss being a fireman
Thank you!
Thank you
Thank you.
2-7-5 2-7-15 2-7-25 2-7-45 All at the Hospital putting in work...
F… ya a great group
GFD is the best!!!
Awesome! ❤️👍
Thank you!
You people are the best!
Great job 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Outstanding work!
Happy Father’s Day from all of us at the
Greenlawn Fire Department. Enjoy your weekend!
Any idea how many fathers live in the Town of Huntington?
Ty. And to all of you.
Flag Day is a celebration and commemoration of the introduction of our country's first flag on June 14, 1777, as the official American flag by the Continental Congress.
Today’s First Responder Friday honoree is Anthony Jones of Greenlawn Fire Department Fan Page. Read more about Anthony and nominate a First Responder here. As a small way of saying thanks, Anthony will receive a $100 gift card for Moe's Southwest Grill. Thanks to Long Island Egress Pros for their support of First Responder Friday. - Joe Rock
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Long Island's First Responders are on the Front Line of the COVID-19 crisis every day, including Police, Firefighters, Doctors, Nurses and EMTsSummertime means BBQ season is here.
It’s all fun and games at the BBQ until someone catches on fire! Proper precautions should be a top priority when it comes to grill safety. Make sure to always employ these grill safety tips.
1. Keep Your Grill’s Surrounding Area Safe
This means no smoking around the grill, making sure the tank is completely shut when not in use, and generally keeping anything that can easily catch fire a safe distance away.
2. Keep a Fire Extinguisher Around
Make sure it's always in proper working order and inspect it annually. More importantly, learn how to use it!
3. Never Turn On a Gas Grill With the Lid Closed
Always make sure the control knob is in the “off” position. Never turn on a gas grill with the lid closed. Ventilation is necessary because trapped propane can ignite and cause an explosion.
4. Beware of Grease Fires
Should a grease fire break out, do NOT put water on it. Turn the grill off completely and cover it with the lid. Dumping baking soda on the fire is your best bet, so try to have a box of it handy when grilling! It is important to clean the grill after each use as it will help prevent grease buildup.
5. Never Leave Your Grill Unattended
Fires can double in size every minute, so it's important to always keep an eye on the grill. Stay close by so you can make sure that your BBQ fire stays nice and tame.