Firefighters here are very friendly and welcoming. Will be happy to talk to you or show you around!read more

This Firehouse was near my apartment when I lived on the West Side. I've received a lot of great…read moreinformation from them. They provide educational services to the community. There's been an increasing amount of fires and deaths due to lithium batteries. I received this valuable handout. I don't always use Apple cords to charge my devices. I do made sure I keep an eye on them. I know first hand that the battery in my old iPhone caused the screen to raise up. It would also get very hot when I was charging it. Be safe. The Life You Save May Be Mine!

The best ems station in the Bronx! Filled With the best emts…read moreand paramedics in NYC! The area these guys and gals cover is in the south Bronx and is up the block from Yankee stadium! These hero's see a lot of crazy things from legit medical calls to crazy trauma!just sucks they go to the city's worst hospital- Lincoln hospital! Hats off to these hero's !!

Hats off to the men and women at EMS Station 17. Having done a transportation unit with my 4 and 5…read moreyear old Universal Pre-K class, we recently took a walking trip to visit the station. They had a wonderful time and talked about it for days after! The EMTS and Paramedics there are very professional and accommodated all of our students and made it a very worthwhile community trip. Thank-you Captain Bonet. This teacher truly appreciates all you and your staff do for the community at large and for our youngest residents as well.

I received the most amazing tour of this beautiful and historic firehouse (Harry Howard Hook and…read moreLadder) from Larry and Lionel. They took time out of their day to make my day. I saw a YouTube video (I live in Alaska) and was headed to the Capitol Theatre and knew I had to stop by. They are incredibly linked to the Capitol Theatre and all things Grateful Dead. Their heritage runs deep in the community and the love for them shows. Thank you for what you do!

Port Chester Fire Department Headquarters. Home to Ladder…read more31,Tower Ladder 2 & Engine 60.

Ok not a business in the general sense of the word, but who would want to live without them? Im…read moregoing to come right out and say I have family and friends in the department so my viewpoint might be a bit skewed. This department is made up of volunteers who go through some very rigorous training. Which means someone is leaving thier nice _______(family dinner,cozy bed, kids ball game- you get it) to save your _________(house, loved one, car or butt). This department also provides fire safety instruction and information to the residents of the district. With a fire prevention & safety officer that goes into the schools, local businesses, church and civic groups all year long giving classes. When he comes he gives away printed material and fire helmets, and brings equipment and most times a fire engine to explore. They also have a Fire Prevention Day (date changes but is usually around the National FPday in October) that invites the community to the main firehouse for an afternoon of fun and learning with fire truck rides (you know you want to) real firehose handling, information tables, hands on demonstrations (think fire extinguishers) and actual BURNING OF STUFF (cars & mock rooms). Last bit- if the shit hits the fan or some drunk rams a car or the smoke alarm started shrieking at 2am I am so very glad that Ken or Doug or his wife Rachel or Chris or John or Peter or George or Margaret or her husband Roy or Leslie or Richie or the whole bunch of others are ready and able to come running in when everyone else is running out.

A great department with dedicated individuals who VOLUNTEER to protect and serve the citizens of…read moreSyosset. They are well trained, well supplied and fast to act when danger arises. I sleep a lot better at night knowing that we have a fire department like this.

Amazing and caring team of firemen! Went to their community outreach event and can tell their…read morecommitment to the surrounding families and people they serve. There is a strong junior fireman program for teens to learn and become firemen - they have their own uniform and gear. We had a junior firemen offer our kids an opportunity to try in their firemen gear- it was a kid being kind to another kid. So they teach teens to save and care about their fellow neighbors. They also had food, a bounce house, opportunity to see their drones, K9 Leah (with her own playing card and stickers), trying out the water spray hose on street, and a live demonstration of firemen extricating a person when the car door doesn't/can't open. Shows the best in our firemen and inspiring for other to join a caring organization!

The New Hyde Park Fire Department Emergency Unit provided excellent, prompt and professional…read moreservices to me on July 21st after I suffered injuries because of a fall on the side walk. The emergency crew responded quickly . They promptly placed me in their emergency vehicle, stopped the bleeding from my wounds, verified my vitals and treated and bandaged my wounds. Throughout the event they provided the required care in a professional, knowledgeable and friendly caring way. They also helped the responding police officer to set up emergency tape to warn other penestrians of the danger created by the remnant of a sign post that had been left embedded in the sidewalk and over which i had tripped and fallen. My sincere thanks go out to the emergency crew members and police officer who helped me in this time of need.

I don't recommend nobody going to the 23rd precinct if it's an emergency or anything serious …read more The service is poor . The staff Is lazy everybody. the detectives think everything is a joke . This precinct Needs to be looked into by internal affairs

Pretty chill ngl…read more Vibes are usually immaculate. Respectful 12 here, would recommend the visit

The town of Sleepy Hollow, New York has a wonderful gem to visit--its Sleepy Hollow Fire…read moreDepartment. If you love the nostalgia of fire trucks, Halloween, and/or the story of The Legend of Sleepy Hollow--this is the place to check out! Their truck is the coolest one we've ever seen--painted orange and black with flaming jack-o-lanterns and the Headless Horseman. The window over the front door is a beautiful stained glass rendition of the horseman himself. I teach English and this year taught a unit on Washington Irving's story, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow. While in the actual location of the story, we had been looking for souvenirs and cool places to take photos. I saw a local fireman at a red light and asked if I could take a photo of his Sleepy a Hollow decal. I said, "You should sell t-shirts because I would buy one!" And he said,"We do! Let me meet you at the station." How lucky we were: they opened the doors to the garage and rolled out their amazing truck to share with our family--one of the firemen even gave us a tour and recited some of the famous local legend. Our kids were so excited! The t-shirts and hats are awesome, too! They have the Headless Horseman decal as well. Thank you for the gifted hat to my little boy, he was smiling ear-to-ear! This event was the highlight of our cross country trip from California and we will never forget! Thank you for giving us a memory we will never forget!!!

These firefighters save our lives and properties. Respect to them and SH police. I was annoyed…read moreafter I bought my home, I visited the house a few times before signing contracts, and moved in. Never HEARD anything unusual until we settled in. Then I would hear this loud horrendous horn. It would give me heart palpitations, it goes off at all times, then it made my heart break when it went off and scare my baby, awaken the baby while sleeping, the poor thing. If I rented, I would have moved out but since I am stuck financially, I have to bear it. But, when I hear it, I think, as long as it's not my house and as long as my family members are safe. But when I do finally get to move out of here, I WILL NEVER MISS THAT FIRE HORN.