Bethpage fire - Engine 44 & Ladder 4

05/30/2026

May 29- A car fire NB on the 135 between exits 7 & 8 was quickly extinguished by Engines 44,55 and 77. There were no reported injuries, NCPD Highway assisted in slowing traffic and making the roadway safe for operations. Run # 2026-00598.

05/28/2026

Arrive Fast- stay late…the Engine and Truck at an extinguished car fire off South Broadway. After hosing it down, the crews remained to work with a mechanic to secure the power to the Hybrid vehicle. Hybrid and electric vehicles must be dealt with in a manner that is very different from vehicles with combustible engines. Wrong moves can lead to shock related injuries and a continuous source of energy to burn.

05/26/2026

Anyone is welcome to donate for a raffle ticket. Support YOUR volunteers !

05/25/2026

05/24/2026

Happy and safe Memorial Day ! Never forget our fallen from all services that have made the supreme sacrifice for us.

05/21/2026

May 21- Stewart and Maple Avenue. A one vehicle accident involving a utility pole disrupted traffic, left over 400 residents without power and resulted in early dismissal of the high school. The lone female motorist was transported to a local hospital by NCPD EAB with non life threatening injuries. Ladder 4 Rescue 3 and EMS 906 operated at the scene. Run # 2026-00564

04/23/2026

Ladder 4/Ambulance 9046 operating at a few of the auto accidents dispatched to this week, so far. The truck crew and NCPD ESU 2422 worked together to stabilize a vehicle that ended up stuck on the ledge of an embankment with the driver within on Broadway. There were also several multi car accidents on the 135. In all there were no life threatening injuries.

04/10/2026

Your volunteers are always striving to improve their skills. The companies worked together training on a private dwelling. 3 stations 4 companies 365 days a year.

04/09/2026

April 8- Around 08:15 hours, Glenwood and neighboring companies took calls for a building fire on Cedar Swamp/Glen Cove Road. The fire, which was well advanced started in a large nursery/landscaping business. Ladder 4 responded as a FAST and upon arriving was sent to work in an adjoining structure that auto exposed and caught fire. The truck crew operated for approximately 2 hours with a Glenwood H&L, E&H, Co., Inc. Engine and Syosset Volunteer Fire Department Tower Ladder 582. Run # 2026-0385.