Plainview Fire Department Truck Company#3 (first In Last Out)

The Plainview Volunteer Fire Department, located on Long Island 35 miles east of New York City, provides fire protection and emergency services to the hamlets of Plainview, Old Bethpage, and parts of Woodbury. We have a staff of 100 members, all volunteers, and our apparatus consists of six engines, two ladders, one heavy rescue, three ALS equipped ambulances and two medical first responder Fly Cars ; all housed in three stationhouses. Our area of protection is approximately 9.4 square miles. We protect 30, 000 residences, three industrial parks, and the Long Island Expressway ( Rte 495 ), Seaford Oyster Bay Expressway ( Rte 135 ), and the Northern State Parkway. Our members attend countless hours of drilling to keep them up to the task of providing our service to the community at large. We are an aggressive interior attack department with a grand history of success.

The Plainview Volunteer Fire Department, located on Long Island 30 miles east of New York City, provides essential fire protection and emergency services to the communities of Plainview, Old Bethpage, and parts of Woodbury. With three stations staffed by dedicated volunteers, the department responds to approximately 2,200 emergency incidents annually, serving a population of around 30,000 residents across an area of about 9.4 square miles. The department prides itself on its commitment to community safety and engagement, offering programs for Junior and Cadet firefighters, as well as opportunities for ride-alongs. With a well-equipped fleet and a leadership team focused on quality service, the Plainview Volunteer Fire Department plays a vital role in ensuring the safety and well-being of its community. Generated from the website

The Plainview Fire Department, established in 1927, is a vital volunteer service located on Old Country Rd. in Plainview, NY. With 106 dedicated firefighters and a fleet of 17 trucks, an ambulance, and two fly cars, they are well-equipped to respond to emergencies in the community. One of the fly cars is utilized for emergency situations, while the other serves as a one-man response vehicle, ensuring efficient and effective assistance when needed. Generated from their available business information