Fair Harbor Fire Department

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Fair Harbor Fire Department Established in 1931, the FHFD is responsible for providing fire and EMS protection to Fair Harbor, Dunewood and Lonelyville.

In case of emergency, please dial 911.

09/29/2026

Attention: Suffolk County residents and business owners!

If your primary residence or business was damaged by the September 25–27 Nor’easter, submit a report through New York State’s Damage Self-Reporting Tool: https://on.ny.gov/3xLeNby

Examples of damage to report include:

* Floodwater inside a home or business, including damage to personal property, inventory, or equipment
* A tree striking a home or business
* Damage that makes a business unsafe to operate
* A home or business that is destroyed or a total loss

Damage to vehicles, fences, or retaining walls is not eligible for this report.

Please report damage even if you’re unsure how serious it is. Include photos if you can take them safely. Homeowners should also contact their insurance company.

This report helps officials document the storm’s impact and assess potential requests for federal assistance. It is not an application for financial assistance.

Is vegetation from your property approaching nearby power lines? Call a qualified removal service before the situation b...
09/27/2026

Is vegetation from your property approaching nearby power lines? Call a qualified removal service before the situation becomes an emergency. Encourage your neighbors to do the same. Vegetation in power lines can cause fires, create an electrocution hazard, and introduce other risks.

Stay far away from damaged utility lines, including ones that do not appear to be live. Report downed power lines to PSEGLI at 1-800-490-0075, and call 911 for any dangerous condition.

On September 16th 2026, the Fair Harbor Fire Department was activated as mutual aid for a working residential structure ...
09/17/2026

On September 16th 2026, the Fair Harbor Fire Department was activated as mutual aid for a working residential structure fire in Fire Island Pines. FHFD joined the other Fire Island fire departments -- as well as several mainland departments -- in extinguishing the fire before it could spread to nearby structures.

Scenes from last Saturday's drill, which focused on applying crew resource management concepts to a cardiac arrest respo...
08/04/2026

Scenes from last Saturday's drill, which focused on applying crew resource management concepts to a cardiac arrest response.

FHFD Firefighters and EMTs reviewed the different roles in pit crew-model CPR, and concluded with a CPR simulation featuring all members.

Interested in volunteering? https://fairharborfd.org/join-us/

Join us on Sunday, August 2nd, for our annual pancake breakfast. We will be serving delicious food from 8:00 to 11:00, a...
07/31/2026

Join us on Sunday, August 2nd, for our annual pancake breakfast. We will be serving delicious food from 8:00 to 11:00, and our firefighters and EMTs will be glad to answer any questions you have about firefighting and EMS on Fire Island.

Air Quality Advisory – Wednesday, July 15The Suffolk County Department of Health is advising residents that the New York...
07/15/2026

Air Quality Advisory – Wednesday, July 15

The Suffolk County Department of Health is advising residents that the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has issued an Air Quality Advisory for Wednesday, July 15.

Wildfire smoke from northern Canada, combined with high temperatures, is expected to create unhealthy air conditions across the region.

If possible, limit strenuous outdoor activities, especially if you are:

• Young children
• Older adults
• Exercising outdoors
• Living with asthma, heart disease, or other respiratory conditions

If you experience eye, nose, or throat irritation, shortness of breath, or chest pain, contact your healthcare provider

(Pictured: PM2.5 sensor at FHFD HQ reporting elevated levels)

Rain or shine, we're always ready.Pictured: FHFD responds as mutual aid to Saltaire Volunteer Fire Company on a structur...
07/06/2026

Rain or shine, we're always ready.

Pictured: FHFD responds as mutual aid to Saltaire Volunteer Fire Company on a structure fire activation, Monday, July 6th.

Each July 4th, thousands of people, most often children and teens, are injured while using consumer fireworks. Despite t...
07/02/2026

Each July 4th, thousands of people, most often children and teens, are injured while using consumer fireworks. Despite the dangers of fireworks, few people understand the associated risks - devastating burns, other injuries, fires, and even death.

Fireworks are illegal in Suffolk County. Be smart - leave fireworks to the professionals.

It's TACO Tuesday at FHFD!In anticipation of the upcoming extreme heat, FHFD EMTs incorporated TACO — Tarp Assisted Cool...
07/01/2026

It's TACO Tuesday at FHFD!

In anticipation of the upcoming extreme heat, FHFD EMTs incorporated TACO — Tarp Assisted Cooling Oscillation — into this week's EMS training session. Our crew practiced deploying TACO to rapidly chill a patient experiencing heat stroke — an action that is critical for preventing long-term health effects.

06/29/2026

Hear sirens? Take a moment to look around and remain alert for firefighters, EMTs, and emergency vehicles responding to an emergency. Be sure to remove all walkway obstructions, and be especially cautious with children and pets.

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Bay Walk
Fair Harbor, NY
11706

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+16315838546

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