Lynbrook Fire Department

05/25/2026

Unfortunately, due to the inclement weather, today’s parade is cancelled

Please note the Memorial Day Parade has been canceled due to the weather.

The Doughboy ceremony is still on as planned and will take place at the village hall.

04/20/2026

On Saturday, April 18, 2026, The Lynbrook Fire Department held a recruitment meet and greet at the Earle Avenue parking field, as part of New York State’s 17th annual Recruit NY campaign, to attract additional volunteer firefighters and EMS personnel, as well as junior firefighters, to join the Lynbrook Fire Department. Events like this have been held each year by volunteer firefighters throughout the state.

Lynbrook Fire Dept. 2026 RecruitNY Program

04/18/2026

TODAY!

Come on down and see what we have to offer.

04/17/2026

On April 16th 2026, Lynbrook firefighters, under the command of Chief Clayton Murphy, responded to a reported house fire at 10 Marshall Avenue, just off Merrick Road, at 5:12 PM. Chief Murphy broadcast a Signal 10 for a working fire after receiving reports from the scene.

On April 16th 2026, Lynbrook firefighters, under the command of Chief Clayton Murphy, responded to a reported house fire at 10 Marshall Avenue, just off Merr...

04/16/2026

This Sunday, we are opening up our doors and encouraging our neighbors to come down and see what we are all about.

03/26/2026

Come on down and see what we have to offer.

02/23/2026

Our members have been standing by in quarters since 6pm last night and will continue for the duration of the storm. So far we have handled multiple medical calls, which also require one of our engines to respond to shovel out for the ambulance crew. Please do your part and clear out your closest fire hydrant. Seconds count in the case of a fire.

01/03/2026

The Lynbrook Fire Department experienced a notably busy New Year's Day. Following an earlier response to a working house fire, the department was alerted to another house fire on Hendrickson Avenue. Upon arrival, Chief of Department Clayton Murphy declared a 'Signal 10' for a working fire. Engine 421 arrived first, followed shortly by Tower Ladder 427. Firefighters promptly extinguished the blaze and conducted extensive overhaul operations. During the response, a cat was rescued, and a homeowner received minor injuries, treated by the department's medical team. The department commends its members for their swift fire knockdown and extends gratitude to neighboring departments for their mutual aid assistance.

Lynbrook Fire Department responded to the second working house fire of New Years Day, 2026 on Hendrickson Ave, Lynbrook at 1:12 PM. Music by Scott BuckleyRel...

01/01/2026

Early this morning while most people were still celebrating the new year, the Lynbrook fire department was toned out for a house fire on Vincent Avenue around 3:30 A.M. upon arrival of Chief Murphy it was discovered that there was an exterior fire in the rear of the house. With units arriving on scene shortly thereafter, it was discovered that the fire had extended inside the house as well and a signal 10 was transmitted. The fire was contained to the area of origin and units were on scene for a little over an hour.

Firefighters under the command of Chief Clayton Murphy responded at 3:29 AM to 183 Vincent Avenue between Merrick Road and Sunrise Highway on January 1st, 20...

12/15/2025