Long Beach Hook and Ladder Co.2

Long Beach Hook and Ladder Co.2 Long Beach Hook and Ladder Company 2 currently operates a 2008, 100 foot Ferrara rear mount ladder tower that is Professionally staffed by volunteers.

06/02/2025

Happy 6-2 day!

Earlier today a resident of the west end reached out in need of help. Not a dire emergency, but something more so sentim...
06/08/2024

Earlier today a resident of the west end reached out in need of help. Not a dire emergency, but something more so sentimental. A few years back some knuckleheads had destroyed the 9/11 memorial at the corner of Ocean View and California Ave. Members of 2362 used their personal time and money to make it bigger and better than ever. Over the years the weather worn it down and it needed a face lift. So today company members and members of teamed up to once again volunteer their time to bring it back to life. If you are in the area go check it out. Never Forget those who were murdered that and continue to pass from related illnesses.

At 5:59 pm this evening the Long Beach Volunteer Fire Department received an Automatic Fire Alarm for the Sands Beach C...
05/28/2024

At 5:59 pm this evening the Long Beach Volunteer Fire Department received an Automatic Fire Alarm for the Sands Beach Club in Atlantic Beach, immediately thereafter we received a call reporting a fire in the laundry room

Chief Ray was on scene within 4 minutes and transmitted a Working Fire, Engine 2344 was first due and stretched a 2" hose line assisted by the members of Engine 2342 into the building.

The fire was quickly located and water was immediately placed on the fire. Members of Ladder 2362 and 2372 provided ventilation and overhaul assisting in the quick knock down of the fire.

Multiple fans were used to help ventilate the heavy smoke from the building.

There were no injuries, and the fire was not suspicious but under the investigation of the Nassau County Fire Marshals Office.

All fire department operations were under the direction of Chief Hadrick Ray.

The Long Beach Fire Department provides Fire, Rescue and EMS services to the City of Long Beach, East Atlantic Beach as ...
04/09/2024

The Long Beach Fire Department provides Fire, Rescue and EMS services to the City of Long Beach, East Atlantic Beach as well as Atlantic Beach.

Become part of our team, volunteering to help your friends and neighbors.

There are many benefits to becoming a Volunteer Firefighter or EMT, none better than helping to save a life!

Apply at LongBeachFD.com

Happy Easter to all from the Officers and Members of Hook and Ladder Co 2. Enjoy and be safe.
03/31/2024

Happy Easter to all from the Officers and Members of Hook and Ladder Co 2. Enjoy and be safe.

On Sunday March 24,2024 the Long Beach Fire Department received a call for smoke in a house on Minnesota Ave. Assistant ...
03/25/2024

On Sunday March 24,2024 the Long Beach Fire Department received a call for smoke in a house on Minnesota Ave. Assistant Chief Babich was on scene within minutes of receiving the alarm and confirmed an odor of burning. 1st due Volunteer units Engine 2344 and Tower Ladder 2372 were on the road with in 2 minutes of receiving the alarm. A precautionary hoseline was stretched and Firefighters isolated the issue. Other units on scene were Volunteer units Engine 1, 234 Command Post, 232(acting 2362). A mutual aid ladder responded from Lawerence- Cedarhurst Volunteer Fire Department. During this call, EMS call for an MVA was being handled by Chief of Department Ray, Career Engine 2343 and Career Ambulance 2319.

It is with deep regret the Long Beach Fire Department reports the untimely passing of Firefighter Raymond J. Ellmer, Ray...
03/24/2024

It is with deep regret the Long Beach Fire Department reports the untimely passing of Firefighter Raymond J. Ellmer, Ray was also a long time member of the Long Beach Lifeguard Patrol.

May he rest in eternal peace 🙏.

At 2:46 pm this afternoon the Long Beach Fire Department received a report of smoke in a house on the 100 block West Bee...
02/25/2024

At 2:46 pm this afternoon the Long Beach Fire Department received a report of smoke in a house on the 100 block West Beech Street, upon arrival it was determined that there was an odor of burning inside the house.

Members of Engine 43, Ladder 62 and Tower Ladder 72 searched for the cause of the odor while members of Volunteer Engine 44 stretched a dry hose line to the front door as a precaution.

It was determined that the burning odor was coming from an Insta hot under the kitchen sink, the unit was isolated and all units were up within 30 minutes.

Units on scene Career Engine 2343, Volunteer Engines 2344 and 2341, Volunteer Ladder 2372, Volunteer Heavy Rescue 232(2362), Career Ambulance 2319, Volunteer Ambulances 2321, and 2322, Command Post 234 as well as Point Lookout Lido Vol. FD Ladder 254 and Island Park Vol. Fire Department Ladder 223. Who responded as Ladder 2362 is still OOS.

All Operations were under the Command of Chief Hadrick Ray and Assistant Chief John Marino.

Photo Credit: Kayne Ray

At 12:39 pm today the Long Beach Fire Department received a report of a Motor Vehicle Collision at Magnolia Boulevard an...
02/25/2024

At 12:39 pm today the Long Beach Fire Department received a report of a Motor Vehicle Collision at Magnolia Boulevard and W. Broadway, upon arrival it was determined that 3 Vehicles were involved.

The 3 drivers were evaluated by EMS at the scene, 1 was transported to Mount Sinai South Nassau Emergency Department at Long Beach and 2 refused Medical Aid at the scene.

A minor fluid spill was attended to.

Units on Scene Career Ambulance 2319, Volunteer Ambulances 2321 and 2322, Career Engine 2343 and Volunteer Heavy Rescue 232.

All operations were under the Command of Chief Hadrick Ray and Assistant Chief John Marino.

Photo Credit: Kayne Ray

At 6:00 pm this evening, the Long Beach Fire Department received a report of an unknown type fire at Laurelton Blvd. and...
02/20/2024

At 6:00 pm this evening, the Long Beach Fire Department received a report of an unknown type fire at Laurelton Blvd. and W. Broadway, upon arrival of Chief Ray, smoke and flames were visible coming from 315 W. Broadway, which is vacant and under construction. Chief Ray immediately transmitted a Working Fire and quickly transmitted the 2nd Alarm.

Career Engine 2343 was first due and stretched the first hose line into the building, Volunteer Engine 2344 was 2nd due shortly after and stretched another hose line into the building.

Ladder 2 members responded on Heavy Rescue 232 and were on scene within minutes and was 1st due truck company. Ladder 2 members conducted a search of the building and checked for any fire extension and operated with other fire companies with overhaul and ventilation.

The fire was brought under control within 30 minutes and there were no injuries to any firefighters or civilians.

The cause of the fire is under investigation by the Nassau County Fire Marshals Office, the Nassau County Police Arson/Bomb Squad and the Long Beach Police Department.

Long Beach units at scene, Career Ambulance 2319 Volunteer ambulances 2321 and 2322, Career Engine 2343 Volunteer Engines 2344 and 2342, Volunteer Ladders 2372,& Heavy Rescue 232(acting 2362) and Volunteer Command Post 234.

We were assisted at the scene by Volunteer units from the Island Park Fire Department, Oceanside NY Fire Department , Inwood Fire Department , Lawrence-Cedarhurst Fire Department , Baldwin Fire Department , and the Point Lookout Lido FD. as well as an Ambulance from Mt. Mount Sinai South Nassau .

Volunteer units from the Hewlett Fire Department, Woodmere Vol. Fire Department East Rockaway Fire Department , Rockville Centre Fire Department, Valley Stream Fire Department and Atlantic Beach Rescue all stood by for any other alarms with in the City.
All Fire Department Operations were under the Command of Chief Hadrick Ray and Assistant Chiefs Marino Babich and Reinhard.

At 12:51 pm today the Long Beach Fire Department received a report of a house fire on Boyd Street and the Bay, Engine 23...
12/26/2023

At 12:51 pm today the Long Beach Fire Department received a report of a house fire on Boyd Street and the Bay, Engine 2344 was first due, transmitted the Working Fire and stretched a 2" hose line to the 2nd floor where a bedroom was on fire.

Engine 2343 assisted in the stretching of the hose line while Ladders 2362 and 2372 performed ventilation and overhaul.

Long Beach Units on scene Ambulance 2319, Ambulance 2321, Engine's 2344, 2343, 2341, Ladder's 2362, 2372 and Command Post 234.

Fire is not suspicious and under the investigation by the Nassau County Fire Marshals Office, and the Long Beach Police Department. No injuries were reported.

We were assisted at the scene by the Point Lookout Lido FD and the Island Park Fire Department.

During the alarm the Oceanside NY Fire Department , Lawrence-Cedarhurst Fire Department , Inwood Fire Department , Baldwin Fire Department , Woodmere Vol. Fire Department , East Rockaway Fire Department, and Atlantic Beach Rescue stood by in our Firehouses in case of any other alarms.

All Fire Department Operations were under the Command of Chief Hadrick Ray and Assistant Chiefs Marino and Babich.

Photo Credit: Kanye Ray

The Officers and Members of Hook & Ladder 2 wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
12/25/2023

The Officers and Members of Hook & Ladder 2 wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

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