FDNY Captain Vincent Cirino Retires After Nearly 36 Years of Public Service

Photo by Courtesy of New York City Fire Department (FDNY)

Photo by Courtesy of New York City Fire Department (FDNY)
On August 1, Captain Vincent Cirino left the FDNY after serving the public for more than thirty years.
Cirino joined the police in 1995 and was initially assigned to Brooklyn's Ladder 168 before transferring to Special Operations Command. Later, he was the Executive Officer of FDNY Haz-Mat Operations for over 22 years.
Cirino responded to significant crises during his career, such as the World Trade Center recovery effort and the September 11 attacks. Additionally, he assisted in organizing Haz-Mat operations for significant events held around New York City.
Cirino completed his nearly 36-year career in public service by serving with the NYPD prior to joining the FDNY.

