Bayport's Newest Engine
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The Bayport Fire Department and Fire District received its newest Fire Engine replacing its 1987 Pierce.
The Bayport Fire Department and Fire District received its newest Fire Engine replacing its 1987 Pierce.
The Bayport Fire District and Department received its latest Heavy Rescue Vehicle replacing its 1985 GMC/Salsbury. The new truck is a 2009 Pierce 84" Velocity Walk in Rescue.
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[Nov 10, 2012 BAYPORT NY for Immediate release]
After almost two weeks of helping the residents of Bayport, the members of The Bayport Fire Department took it one step further to help those who were volunteering in the heavily damged community of Breezy Point, NY. NFD members arrived early Sat morning at the BFD to prepare and cook food. Around 11 am members headed over to Breezy Point and served food the volunteers.
[Bayport, NY] The Bayport Fire Department responded to a working structure fire at 13:41 hours on Thursday January 12. More information to follow.
[22:08 Nov. 14, 2011. BAYPORT, NY] The Bayport Fire Department responded to the Fire Island Pines for a "working" structure fire.
On Sunday May 8th at approximately 3:00 pm the Bayport Fire Department responded to a phone alarm for reported smoke and fire from the roof of the Bayport-Blue Point Veterinarian Clinic. Units arrived quickly and found a smoke condition. The Bayport Vamps quickly forced entry, searched for fire, ventilated, and extinguished the fire. During the operation a cat and a dog were saved. Islip Town Haz Mat and Suffolk County Arson also responded to the scene. Chief D'Amico was the chief in charge with help from Chief Baillargeon.
Bayport N.Y.: On Monday June 19 at 14:10 hours, the Bayport Fire Department responded to a call for help for at least one person in the water after a small sailboat had capsized. Upon arrival approximately 5 minutes after notification of the call, a twin hull Hobie Cat type sailboat was seen overturned approximately 300 yards Southeast off the entrance to Homan’s Creek.
The Bayport FD. Responded to a Working house fire on Kaywood Ct just after Midnight on July 5. The fire was contained to the attached garage of the house. (Photo by Chris Wagner)
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A 4-month-old Bayport boy in cardiac arrest was revived by [The Bayport Fire Department, Community Ambulance] and a Suffolk police officer Tuesday night, officials said.
The infant was taken first to Brookhaven Memorial Hospital Medical Center in East Patchogue and then transferred to Stony Brook University Medical Center, Suffolk police said.
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The rain cleared just in time for the residents of Bayport to line Middle Road for the Memorial Day Parade. They came by foot, bike and even wagons, all waving flags dressed in red, white and blue.
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The Bayport Fire Department was host to their annual "Big Bucks Bonaza" lottery event last weekend.
Department Chief Paul Bachek said the big bucks event is a great way for the community to come out and see each other.
"People come to have fun, have some good food and hopefully win," Bachek said.