ST JAMES NY... 945 PM PM ST JAMES FIRE DEPARTMENT ACTIVATED FOR A REPORTED HEAVY RESCUE WITH ONE SUBJECT TRAPPED. SCPD ARRIVED AND REQUESTED A RUSH ON RECUE FOR AN UNCONSCIOUS SUBJECT IN THE CAR. THE SUBJECT WAS NOT TRAPPED AND WAS TAKEN BY AMBULANCE TO A NEARBY HOSPITAL. A

Yaphank N.Y- On Sunday April 11th at about 12:45AM the Brookhaven Fire Department was activated for a reported house fire on Gerard Rd off Sterling Path. On arrival Chief of Department DiPinto found heavy fire coming from a 2-story home and immediately requested that the working

At 23:03 on April 12th Engines 1 & 2, Tower 1, Ladder 3, and BC1 were dispatched to 3 Stephens St. For a building fire. With this location being within walking distance of station 1, companies had a quick response time. Engine 1 signed off with smoke showing from the 2nd floor

After a scary experience with a house fire while cooking, a local family visits the Firefighters who responded to their home. While cooking pancakes on a Sunday morning, a grease fire began at a Daytona Beach resident’s home that quickly spread to the cabinets above the stove.

Daytona Beach Firefighters extricated the driver of a vehicle that hit a trash truck head on. The patient was a Trauma Alert and traffic was blocked at a major intersection as crews worked to assess injuries

A crew of Daytona Beach Firefighters used a ladder to climb over 20 feet up a tree to rescue a large bird that was injured and unable to fly. Once the firefighters caught the bird and brought it down, they noticed that it had a fishing line wrapped around its beak. They cut the

After hearing reports of a dog stuck in a storm drain, Daytona Beach Firefighters immediately started rescue attempts. They climbed down through a manhole; however, the dog was scared and began running through the sewer in the opposite direction. Firefighters tried to go after

Daytona Beach Firefighters responded to a fire that originated in a detached shed in a backyard. The fire spread from the shed to an inflatable hot tub next to the shed and eventually burned through a portion of the fence as well as completely burning a palm tree as well.

Several units from the Daytona Beach Fire Department spent several hours battling a brush fire. Originally starting as 6 acres, the fire grew to over 25 acres. Along with the Department of Forestry, Daytona Beach Firefighters were able to get the brush fire 90% contained.

After 3 decades of dedicated service to Southern Manatee Fire & Rescue District Fire Marshal Leslie Adent retired. Her career started as a on call Volunteer Firefighter working her way up to full time and then to the Fire Prevention Bureau. Once in the Fire Prevention Bureau she