Stony Brook Fire Department
Stony Brook Fire Department

2024 Incidents
Jan 99
Feb 74
Mar 89
Apr 79
Total 341

2023 Incidents
Jan 105
Feb 79
Mar 99
Apr 96
May 100
Jun 89
Jul 97
Aug 93
Sep 86
Oct 94
Nov 108
Dec 87
Total 1133

2022 Incidents
Jan 84
Feb 80
Mar 79
Apr 71
May 95
Jun 104
Jul 81
Aug 115
Sep 101
Oct 109
Nov 94
Dec 94
Total 1107

2021 Incidents
Jan 80
Feb 74
Mar 85
Apr 60
May 88
Jun 89
Jul 106
Aug 104
Sep 87
Oct 87
Nov 106
Dec 111
Total 1077

2020 Incidents
Jan 88
Feb 65
Mar 66
Apr 65
May 68
Jun 88
Jul 93
Aug 129
Sep 74
Oct 77
Nov 81
Dec 92
Total 986

2019 Incidents
Jan 77
Feb 68
Mar 74
Apr 69
May 85
Jun 79
Jul 73
Aug 87
Sep 90
Oct 84
Nov 79
Dec 91
Total 956

2018 Incidents
Jan 97
Feb 74
Mar 90
Apr 78
May 60
Jun 72
Jul 80
Aug 105
Sep 119
Oct 82
Nov 89
Dec 95
Total 1041

2017 Incidents
Jan 84
Feb 77
Mar 71
Apr 67
May 83
Jun 86
Jul 86
Aug 68
Sept 76
Oct 90
Nov 86
Dec 75
Total 949

2016 Incidents
Jan 85
Feb 85
Mar 72
Apr 70
May 97
Jun 68
Jul 74
Aug 100
Sep 93
Oct 77
Nov 79
Dec 70
Total 970

2015 Incidents
Jan 75
Feb 73
Mar 76
Apr 71
May 79
Jun 44
Jul 62
Aug 106
Sep 83
Oct 98
Nov 79
Dec 80
Total 926

2014 Incidents
Jan 91
Feb 78
Mar 68
Apr 65
May 84
Jun 66
Jul 85
Aug 73
Sep 74
Oct 90
Nov 88
Dec 84
Total 946

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No Caption Stony Brook Fire Department Takes Delivery of New Apparatus

Webmaster Ron Gilone, May 11

On Saturday May 9, 2020 Stony Brook FD held an in-service work detail and training on their new twin 2019 Spartan Engines to replace their outdated 1992 twin KME engines. These new engines afford the fire service a vast array of increased safety capabilities as well as meeting the latest requirements set forth by the National Fire Protection Agency (NFPA). Although the process was a large undertaking ... (Full Story & Photos)

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Stony Brook Fire Department Cold Water Rescue Training

Webmaster Ron Gilone, February 11

On Sunday morning, Feb. 11th 09:30, members of the Stony Brook FD conducted a cold water rescue training at the marina of the Stony Brook Yacht Club. Members practiced rescue techniques while wearing Mustang suits, which is a special type of waterproof dry suit that protects the wearer from hypothermia while immersed in cold water. Pictures and story by Nicholas Simonsen 2nd Lieutenant Hook & ladder ... (Full Story & Photos)

Victim is lifted to dock
Victim is lifted to dock

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No Caption SBFD Fire Prevention & Open House

Webmaster Ron Gilone, October 14

Every year the Stony Brook Fire Department holds Fire Prevention and Open House. We visit local elementary schools to tell students the importance of fire safety as well as opening up our fire house to the public. This year we had some rain (first time in over 15 years) but it did not dampen our enthusiasm. Thank you all for coming. Photos by Frank Sarno... (Full Story & Photos)

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SBFD Takes Delivery of a Water Rescue Boat

Webmaster Ron Gilone, September 10

Stony Brook Fire Department has purchased a rescue boat from the Port Jefferson Fire Department.

The boat is a 27 foot Boston Whaler powered by twin 225 HP Mercury outboards. It is equipped with
radar, deck mounted water cannon, forward spotlights, and many other features not present in our old boat.

The boat, which will be renamed 5A3-26, is currently at Station 2 where it is being outfitted. The ... (Full Story & Photos)

Chief Meringolo (right) hands keys to Lt Hengerly. Ex-Commissoner Callahan in background.
Chief Meringolo (right) hands keys to Lt Hengerly. Ex-Commissoner Callahan in background.

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The original 'Survivor Tree, in lower Manhattan.
The original 'Survivor Tree, in lower Manhattan.

Stony Brook Fire Dept. Received a 9-11 Survivor Tree

Webmaster Ron Gilone, August 31

The Stony Brook Fire Department received a 9-11 Survivor Tree in a ceremony held at Mt Sinai Fire Department.

This tree is a seedling of the Survivor Tree located at the site of the World Trade Center.

The tree has been planted in front of Station 2 fire house on Stony Brook Road.

A total eighty-five seedlings from the Callery Pear (Bradford Pear) tree that survived 9-11 are to be planted in 28 ... (Full Story & Photos)

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