08/28/2026
Yesterday, Kings Park came together to honor one of its beloved sons, FDNY Firefighter and 9/11 First Responder Christopher Joseph Revere, with the dedication of a street that will forever bear his name.
Thank you to everyone who joined the Revere family, Chris’ fellow firefighters, friends, neighbors, teammates and community members for such a meaningful tribute. The incredible turnout was a powerful reflection of the love and respect Chris earned throughout a life defined by family, friendship, courage, service and sacrifice.
We extend a very special thank you to the FDNY Foundation Ceremonial Unit, whose Color Guard, attention to detail and extraordinary partnership helped make today’s ceremony a fitting and unforgettable tribute. Their team truly went above and beyond to help our Town honor one of New York’s Bravest.
We are also deeply grateful to the members of FDNY Engine 289 – the Corona Tigers, FDNY Ladder 166, Engine 318, Coney Island, the Kings Park Fire Department, Deacon John Trodden, fellow elected officials and everyone who helped make this dedication possible.
From this day forward, everyone who passes FDNY Firefighter Christopher Joseph Revere’s street sign will be reminded of the man behind the name—a firefighter who answered the call, a 9/11 First Responder who served when our nation needed him most, and a beloved husband, father, son, brother, uncle, friend and neighbor whose legacy will forever remain part of Kings Park.
May his name always be spoken. May his service always be remembered.