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2 weeks ago

On Friday, April 4th at approximately 11:04 PM, the Greenlawn Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to a reported residential structure fire. Engine Company Captain Nick D’Amico (2-7-52) was among the first to respond and arrived on scene to find a vehicle fully involved in fire in the driveway, with extension to the garage, 1 and 2 sides of the residence. Captain D’Amico immediately transmitted a working fire assignment.

Rescue Engine 2-7-8 from Station #1 arrived moments later and began suppression efforts, stretching two handlines to attack the fire. Rescue Quint 2-7-2 from Headquarters arrived second due and provided additional support with fire attack and overhaul operations.

Firefighters operated on scene for approximately 90 minutes. Mutual aid was provided by the Commack, East Northport, Dix Hills, and Huntington Manor Fire Departments. EMS support was provided by the Commack Volunteer Ambulance Corps.

All operations were coordinated under the command of Chief of Department Joseph Pace. No civilian or firefighter injuries were reported.

Photo Credits: @buffnation_li @sburkephotography @col_497
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On Friday, April 4th at approximately 11:04 PM, the Greenlawn Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to a reported residential structure fire. Engine Company Captain Nick D’Amico (2-7-52) was among the first to respond and arrived on scene to find a vehicle fully involved in fire in the driveway, with extension to the garage, 1 and 2 sides of the residence. Captain D’Amico immediately transmitted a working fire assignment.

Rescue Engine 2-7-8 from Station #1 arrived moments later and began suppression efforts, stretching two handlines to attack the fire. Rescue Quint 2-7-2 from Headquarters arrived second due and provided additional support with fire attack and overhaul operations.

Firefighters operated on scene for approximately 90 minutes. Mutual aid was provided by the Commack, East Northport, Dix Hills, and Huntington Manor Fire Departments. EMS support was provided by the Commack Volunteer Ambulance Corps.

All operations were coordinated under the command of Chief of Department Joseph Pace. No civilian or firefighter injuries were reported.

Photo Credits: @buffnation_li @sburkephotography @col_497Image attachmentImage attachment+4Image attachment

22 CommentsComment on Facebook

Thank u! Every neighborhood is so very Lucky to The dedication and lifesaving support of all Our Volunteers!

Great job! Tysm for your hard work and dedication

Thanks for the bravery and quick response! 💯

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4 weeks ago

On Monday, March 25th at approximately 6:51 PM. The Greenlawn Volunteer Fire Department was activated for a reported residential structure fire. Quickly on the road was Chief Of Department Joseph Pace, 2nd Assistant Chief Matthew Paulsen and 3rd Assistant Chief Chris Schumacher.

Upon the arrival of Chief Schumacher, a quick investigation determined that there was a contained oven fire that was extinguished prior to our arrival with a moderate smoke condition within. Quickly on the road was Station # 1 Rescue Engine 2-7-8 followed by Headquarters Rescue Quint 2-7-2. Crews checked for extension and ventilated the house of any smoke, also on the scene was Station # 1 Tower Ladder 2-7-4 and Headquarters Ambulance 2-7-25. No injuries were reported and all units were under the command of Chief of Department Joseph Pace.


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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On Monday, March 25th at approximately 6:51 PM. The Greenlawn Volunteer Fire Department was activated for a reported residential structure fire. Quickly on the road was Chief Of Department Joseph Pace, 2nd Assistant Chief Matthew Paulsen and 3rd Assistant Chief Chris Schumacher. 

Upon the arrival of Chief Schumacher, a quick investigation determined that there was a contained oven fire that was extinguished prior to our arrival with a moderate smoke condition within. Quickly on the road was Station # 1 Rescue Engine 2-7-8 followed by Headquarters Rescue Quint 2-7-2. Crews checked for extension and ventilated the house of any smoke, also on the scene was Station # 1 Tower Ladder 2-7-4 and Headquarters Ambulance 2-7-25. No injuries were reported and all units were under the command of Chief of Department Joseph Pace.  
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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 https://greenlawnfd.org/members/member-forms/join-now/ or call the Greenlawn Fire Department at (631) 261-9103 to inquire about our shift membershipImage attachmentImage attachment+2Image attachment

3 CommentsComment on Facebook

Where was the fire?

Thank you for your service 🙏

Awesome job guys!!!! Thank you for your services and you loyalty to our community!!!!!

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23 Boulevard Ave
Greenlawn NY
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BLOOD DRIVE TODAY!
 2-8pm

GFD Fire HQ
23 Boulevard Ave
Greenlawn NY
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