Sag Harbor Fire Department

The Guilford Fire Department is dedicated to providing high-quality fire protection, emergency medical services, and fire prevention education to the citizens and visitors of Guilford, Connecticut. Their mission emphasizes safety, teamwork, and fiscal responsibility while effectively managing both emergency and non-emergency incidents. In addition to responding to emergencies, the department actively engages in community services, training, and education initiatives to enhance public safety. They also offer resources such as a scholarship program and a community notification system to keep residents informed about important safety information and alerts. Generated from the website

The Miller Place Fire Department, established in 1952, is dedicated to providing essential fire rescue and emergency services to the residents of the Miller Place Fire District. They respond to a diverse range of emergencies, including fires, gas leaks, water rescues, and medical calls, ensuring the protection of life and property within the community. Organized into four specialized companies—Engine Company, Hook Ladder Company, Emergency Medical Services, and Fire Police—the department is equipped and trained to handle various situations effectively. With a leadership structure that includes a Chief and Assistant Chiefs, members collaborate across companies to maintain readiness and effectiveness during emergencies. Generated from the website

Since the founding of the 14 man Hauppauge Fire Company over 70 years ago, the job of protecting the District from fire and other disaster has become infinitely more complex. Hauppauge's rural atmosphere is a thing of the past. We are home to major businesses, hotels and thousands of residents. We share responsibility for protecting the world headquarters of Computer Associates with our neighbors, the Central Islip Fire District. Each day huge quantities of hazardous materials are transported through our District. Each day tens of thousands of people come to Hauppauge to earn their living. Times have changed and we have changed with them. Our training, a top priority for Fire District, is intense and constantly ongoing. We train, not only for the routine fires, but for hazardous materials incidents, high rise fires, terrorist and bomb incidents, plane crashes, extricating crash victims and rescuing individuals trapped in building or underground collapses. Our officers receive specialized training in fire service management and incident command. Our apparatus is modern and well equipped. Our members come from all walks of life and from all professions with each member bringing something special to the organization in the way of knowledge and talent. A lot has changed in these many years, but one thing remains constant - our dedication to the protection of life and property. The kind of dedication that comes from giving freely of yourself to help your neighbors. The kind of dedication that comes from being a professional volunteer firefighter.