At approximately 3:15 pm, The Holtsville Fire Department responded the intersection of Long Island Ave and Gazebo Lane for a motor vehicle accident with a trapped occupant. The 2nd Assistant Chief arrived on scene first and confirmed a victim was still trapped in the vehicle. Rescue 4 arrived on scene and put the tools to […]

Last night at approximately 11:00 pm, The Holtsville Fire Department operated as the FAST team at this structure fire in the Selden Fire District. First arriving units were met with a heavy fire load in the rear of the building and worked diligently to extinguish the fire. Holtsville units operated for about 2 hours.

Today at approximately 8:45am, The Holtsville Fire Department responded as an automatic mutual aid engine for a structure fire in the Farmingville Fire District. Crews were met with heavy fire in the rear of the house extending to upper floors upon arrival. Photo credit to the photographer.

On May 17th approximately 5:40pm, the Holtsville Fire Department responded to a brush fire in the Morris Ave park. Multiple Holtsville units worked diligently to bring the fire under control in approximately 45 mins. The Farmingville Fire Department responded with a brush truck to assist with mop up operations. Photo Credit: @Emergencypatches

At approximately 11:15 AM, the Holtsville Fire Department responded to a working structure fire in the Holbrook Fire District. Holtsville’s crew was the first mutual aid unit on scene and was utilized as the FAST team. Units operated for about an hour and a half before returning back to service.

Today at approximately 1:30pm, Holtsville EMS Captain Mike Nelson was alerted that his neighbors house was on fire. He immediately started fire resources and assisted the occupants and their dog safely out of the house. Holtsville Engine 6 arrived first due shortly after, stretched a 1 3/4 inch line and made an aggressive interior attack […]

The Holtsville Fire Department responded as a mutual aid engine to the Medford Fire Department today for a working structure fire. Upon arrival, the fire was partially extinguished and the Holtsville crew helped complete secondary searches as well as overhaul. Holtsville crews were back in service in just over an hour.

On January 16th around 1:30am the Holtsville Fire Department responded to a vehicle fire on Vautrin Ave. The fire was quickly brought under control with a response of two engines, the chief of the department, and second assistant chief. No injuries were reported.

At approximately 10am this morning, the Holtsville Fire Department responded to this car fire in front of 750 Blue Point Road. The fire was quickly brought under control with the response of two engines and all three chiefs. No injuries were reported.