Come out and support the Islip Town Parade hosted by the Sayville Fire Department! ... (Full Story & Photos)

On Sunday January 14th at approximately 12:30pm the Sayville Fire Department was activated for a reported structure fire on Johnson Avenue. Within one minute of activation, two Sayville FD engines were responding to the alarm. During the response, the dispatcher advised units that a member of the Sayville Community Ambulance Company was in the area and reporting that it was a working fire. Engine ... (Full Story & Photos)

On Monday afternoon at approximately 3:45pm the Sayville Fire Department was activated for a structure fire on Harp Lane. During the response Chief 31 was advised by a member on scene that it was a working fire. Chief 31 immediately advised dispatch to re-activate the alarm as a working fire which would automatically start a pre-planned mutual aid response.
Chief 31 arrived on scene soon after and ... (Full Story & Photos)

Cold weather is still upon us and with the unfortunate rise in fuel prices, homeowners are finding alternative ways to heating their home. Please follow these safety tips when using alternative heating for your home.... (Full Story & Photos)

The Officers and Members of the Sayville Fire Department share their thoughts and prayers to the family and friends of firefighter Jesse Gerhard. ... (Full Story & Photos)

The Members of the Sayville Fire Department were presented with a plaque from The Greater Sayville Food Pantry for their overwhelming support in the 2021 food drive.... (Full Story & Photos)

This week, a few members of the Sayville Fire Department took a road trip to Beattyville, KY to donate our 1992 Pierce Lance pumper. In the photo, Commissioner Don Corkery shakes hands with Beattyville Fire Chief Ben Andrew. Special thank you to SFD members who delivered 3-11-5, Ex-Chiefs Hofer and Roderka, VP Tim Canter, Lt. Johnson, FF Panasuk. This donation along with two older Ford Vans no longer ... (Full Story & Photos)

We're looking for a few good neighbors! Do you have what it takes?

Twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, the Sayville Volunteer Fire Department is ready to protect you, your home and your loved ones in times of crisis. Volunteer Firefighters earn the respect of all members of the community. Train to be a firefighter and you’ll develop knowledge and skills few can claim. Some of the strongest ... (Full Story & Photos)