The West Sayville Fire Department is located in Suffolk County, New York (Long Island).
Our Department is 100% volunteer, consisting of 115 members. We have proudly served the communities of West Sayville / Oakdale since 1891
Upcoming Events

5/28/2012 - Sayville Memorial Day Parade @ 9AM

6/2/2012 - Parade and Drill @ Lindenhurst 9:30AM

6/3/2012 - Juniors Drill @ Lindenhurst 12:00PM

Contact Us

80 Main St
West Sayville N.Y 11796
Phone - (631) 567-9464
Fax – (631) 567-3219

Emergencies Dial 911

Chiefs

Chief - Joseph Schroeder
1st Assistant - Robert Doucet
2nd Assistant - Lucus Domingo
3rd Assistant - Todd Gray

Information
2012 Alarms
Jan 30
Feb 30
March 36
April 50
May  
June  
July  
Aug  
Sept  
Oct  
Nov  
Dec  
Total 146
2011 Alarms
Jan 40
Feb 31
March 39
April 28
May 34
June 40
July 56
Aug 96
Sept 43
Oct 43
Nov 40
Dec 30
Total 520

Website Visitors

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Recent News

National Volunteer Week, April 15th – 21st

The West Sayville FD will be joining Fire Departments from across the State of New York for the RecruitNY weekend. On Satruday April 21st and Sunday April 22nd if you are over 17yrs. of age and live in the West Sayville, Oakdale Fire District stop by Headquarters located at 80 Main St. West Sayville and pick up an application. Applications will be located in the dispatch office.

More information about joining the West Sayville Fire Department

More information about RecruitNY

 

Ensure that Police, Fire, EMS can find your house in an Emergency

When you call 9-1-1 because you have an emergency, minutes can seem like hours as you wait for that police officer or firefighter or paramedic to show up at your door. Everyday across the USA emergency personnel lose precious time getting to the location where they are needed because they can't locate the home or business: house or business address numbers were not readily visible from the street.


Things You'll Need:

  • House numbers, 4" in height, available at hardware, home improvement or department store, if you're going to mount directly on your house or place of business.
  • Free-standing sign post to mount 4" numbers to if you need to locate your street address number closer to the street, e.g., you have a long driveway or your house sits more that 100 feet off the street

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What is a Red Flag Warning?

A term used by fire-weather forecasters to call attention to limited weather conditions of particular importance that may result in extreme burning conditions. It is issued when it is an on-going event or the fire weather forecaster has a high degree of confidence that Red Flag criteria will occur within 24 hours of issuance. Red Flag criteria occurs whenever a geographical area has been in a dry spell for a week or two, or for a shorter period , if before spring green-up or after fall color, and the National Fire Danger Rating System (NFDRS) is high to extreme and the following forecast weather parameters are forecasted to be met:
1) a sustained wind average 15 mph or greater
2) relative humidity less than or equal to 25 percent and
3) a temperature of greater than 75 degrees F.
In some states, dry lightning and unstable air are criteria.

A Fire Weather Watch may be issued prior to the Red Flag Warning.

If you hear a Red Flag Warning issued from the Nation Weather Service please be careful if you are using an outdoor fireplace and never discard a cigarette out of a car window.

Islip Town Barbecuing & Grilling Requirements

Did you know....

* In 2005, gas and charcoal grills caused 3,400 structure fires and 4,900 outdoor fires in or on home properties, resulting in a combined direct property loss of $137 million.


* Over one-third (35%) of all gas and charcoal grill home structure fires begin on an exterior balcony or unenclosed porch.


* Charcoal-fueled or other solid-fueled grills caused an estimated 600 home structure fires and 500 home outdoor fires in 2005.


* Gas-fueled grills caused an estimated 2,800 home structure fires and 4,400 home outdoor fires in 2005.

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