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SBFD Takes Delivery of a Water Rescue Boat

By Webmaster Ron Gilone

September 10, 2017

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 boat will then
be placed in service on the courtesy dock of the Stony Brook Yacht Club.

UPDATE: The boat has been renamed and is in the water. Training exercises are in process.

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

On our way from Port Jeff to Stony Brook.

Graphics will change to Stony Brook FD.

Fast and seaworthy.

5A3-26 will soon protect our waters.

Some boat crew members on our renamed boat.

5A3-26 Training Exercise

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Andrew Tetreault	October 19, 2017 at 11:37 AM

Good Luck with the boat Stony Brook FD.

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