Greenlawn Haunted Nights!!!
Many have been wondering what we've been cooking up behind the firehouse this Halloween season....
For the first time ever, we will be putting on a Halloween themed event with our very own haunted house, built by the well known Lombardi Spooktacular and Friends....
The Zoranne Dr Crew!!
💀Warning!:This will not be for the faint off heart!💀
Our grounds will also feature stuff for the younger ones, such as a kid friendly "spooky walk", pumpkin decorating, Halloween themed movies on a giant projector, photo ops, spooky decorated fire trucks/displays...
We will also have the famous Big Black Foodtruck on the grounds serving up their top notch food specialties!
Plus more!!!
Wear your costume (or not), and come check out something we have cooking at the GFD!!! (Where the fair is)
Oct 31-Nov 2nd
6:00-10:00pm
All ages....
Haunted House and access to grounds - $15
Grounds - $5
Kids 10 and under - FREE
***Any questions, feel free to post below and we'll do our best to answer..... But we don't want to give it all away!!!***
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Today, the volunteers of the Greenlawn Fire department were recognized at the Suffolk County EMS REMSCO CPR Save ceremony hosted by the Coram Fire Department following their quick actions on the night of March 25th, 2024.
On the night of March 25, 2024 at approximately 10:14 PM. Greenlawn Volunteer Fire Department was activated for a reported adult male in cardiac arrest. Quickly on the road was 1st Assistant Chief Joseph Pace, 2nd Assistant Chief Richard Jones, 3rd Assistant Chief Matthew Paulsen, Paramedic Zack Harrington and EMT-B Nick Torzilli. Upon arrival, crews confirmed a cardiac arrest and immediately went to work. Crews immediately started basic live support CPR and while Paramedic Harrington performed immediate advanced life support procedures. Greenlawn Fire Department with the assistance of the East Northport Fire District Paramedic were able to obtain return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC), where the patient made a full recovery and is in full health.
The members that responded to the scene was: 1st Assistant Chief Joseph Pace, 2nd Assistant Chief Richard Jones, 3rd Assistant Chief Matthew Paulsen, Firefighter/Paramedic Zack Harrington, Firefighter/EMT Nick Torzilli, Paramedic Steve Fischer, Firefighter/EMT Mitchell Lipman, Firefighter/EMT Anthony Jones, Firefighter/EMT-CC Tyler Gibbs, Firefighter/EMT Mark Allan, Firefighter John Weiss, EMT Karen Reim, Firefighter/EMT Aaron Rombough, EMT Lauren Silberstein, Firefighter Otis Weingust and Firefighter Alex Moran.
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The Greenlawn Fire Department is always looking for new members above the age of 17 to join us on the ambulance or fire trucks! If interested feel free to go to our website at greenlawnfd.org/join-now/ or call the Greenlawn Fire Department at (631) 261-9103 to inquire about our shift membership
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Congratulations and thank you for all you do.
Congratulations! Awesome job!
Good job brothers, Doing what you do best stay safe.
Come check out and join us for our first ever Haunted Nights featuring our super scary haunted house and other activities!!! Starting October 31st lil Nov 2nd!!! ... See MoreSee Less
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On Tuesday, October 8th 2024 at approximately 4:55 PM. The Greenlawn Volunteer Fire Department was activated for a reported motor vehicle accident at the intersection of Park Avenue and Lake Road.
Quickly on the road was Chief Of Department Peter Miller, First Assistant Chief Joseph Pace and Second Assistant Chief Richard Jones along with 2-7-80 and 2-7-MEDIC. While responding the alarm was upgraded to a reported heavy rescue. Upon arrival of the first responders, units confirmed one entrapped occupant within the vehicle. Station #1 Ambulance 2-7-5 along with Station #1 Rescue Engine 2-7-8 arrived and stabilized the vehicle and started extracting the occupant from the vehicle with their HURST TOOLS while Headquarters Ambulance 2-7-15 and Headquarters Rescue Quint 2-7-2 helped with the extrication process. All Greenlawn units operated under the command of Chief of Department Peter Miller and were back in service within an hour and a half.
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The Greenlawn Fire Department is always looking for new members above the age of 17 to join us on the ambulance or fire trucks! If interested feel free to go to our website at greenlawnfd.org/members/member-forms/join-now/ or call the Greenlawn Fire Department at (631) 261-9103 to inquire about our shift membership
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This morning, The Volunteers of the Greenlawn and Centerport Fire Departments teamed up to teach fire prevention to a local primary school. During this time of the year, we like to focus on preparing our community by teaching them how to prevent fires and how to handle emergencies whenever they arise.
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The Greenlawn Fire Department is always looking for new members above the age of 17 to join us on the ambulance or fire trucks! If interested feel free to go to our website at greenlawnfd.org/members/member-forms/join-now/ or call the Greenlawn Fire Department at (631) 261-9103 to inquire about our shift membership
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