SMITHTOWN FD LOOKING FOR TRAINING VEHICLES

 The Smithtown Fire Department is looking for used vehicles in any condition for extrication and rescue drills.

 Throughout the year these drills are held to keep our firefighters and ambulance personnel trained in current motor vehicle rescue procedures as well as learn new skills and techniques.

 The Department will issue a letter acknowledging your donation for tax purposes.

 Please call Chief Landrigan at 265-1503 or email info@smithtownfd.org and put CAR DONATION in the subject line. 

Smithtown Fire Department Installation Dinner APRIL 16 - On April 14th 2012, the Smithtown Fire department held their annual Installation of Chief's and Company officers. Also honored that evening were 50 year members Matthew Kondenar Jr. and Douglas Hanson. The Board of Fire Commissioners for receiving a grant on improving and updating the breathing apparatus and the Company of the year Firefighters.... (Full Story & Photos)

New Members Sworn In APRIL 10 - On the April 9th Department meeting eight new members were sworn in to the department. Chief Hansen gave the oath. Training began two days later. From left to right in the photo are: Joe Hurban, Ross Strober, Dan Nudelman, Robert Baldeo, Joe Weaver, Michael Ricciardi, Shawn DeLuca, and Richard Schliemann. ... (Full Story & Photos)

Suffolk Brush Fire APRIL 09 - Smithtown Fire Department recieved tones for a Mutual Aid to Ridge for a Suffolk Brush Fire at 15:37 (3:37pm). ... (Full Story & Photos)

Propane Barbeque Fire APRIL 03 - The Smithtown Fire Department responded to a Signal 13 (Structure Fire) at 17:54 (5:54PM). The call was for a Propane BBQ fire next to a house. The Propane tanks were quickly cooled down and relocated away from the fire, then the grill fire was extiguished.... (Full Story & Photos)

Smithtown FD Delivers Baby Girl in Ambulance MARCH 29 - At 4:42 am, The Smithtown Fire Department was called to a Smithtown residence for a woman in labor. Upon arrival, 3rd Assistant Chief Mike Landrigan, 2nd Assistant Chief Tim Murphy and members of the Suffolk County PD found the woman in active labor with contractions minutes apart. It was determined that the delivery of a baby was imminent. The expectant mother was transferred to the ambulance ... (Full Story & Photos)