Williston Park Fire Department

05/26/2026

Fire dept drilling with a live burn in pool parking on old motor tonight.
Don’t be alarmed.

Williston Park Fire Dept

04/20/2026

Yesterday afternoon the Williston Park Fire Department was alerted for a car fire next to the house. 8600 arrived on scene and found 2 car fires in the driveway with extension to the side of the house and transmitted a signal 10 (working fire). Engine 861 was the first due engine and quickly stretched a hand line and extinguished the fire and prevented further extension into the home. Units operated on scene for approximately 45 minutes.

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04/11/2026

Williston Park Fire Department 2026 

Chief of Department-Anthony Vulpis
1st Ass’t -Rich Sais
2nd Ass’t -Fred Davis

Company #1
Capt- Bryan Vesely
1st  Lieut- Andrew Mach
2nd Lieut- Mike Nutley

Company #2
Capt- Ryan Sullivan
1st Lieut- Brendan McCauley
2nd Lieut- Joseph Santos

Company #3
Capt- Mike Costabile
1st Lieut- Kevin Cramblitt
2nd Lieut- David Cabrera

02/27/2026

Early this morning, the Williston Park Fire Department was alerted for an engine to the scene of a signal 10 (working fire) in Albertson. E863 responded as the 2nd due engine and operated the 2nd line on the second floor and assisted in overhaul. Crews operated on scene for approximately 2 hours.

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02/27/2026

On Monday, February 16th Williston Park Fire Department was alerted for an engine to the scene of a house fire in Mineola. While en route a signal 10 (working fire) was transmitted for a basement fire with some extension to the 1st floor. E861 responded and operated on scene for approximately an hour.

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02/25/2026

Back the blue.

02/22/2026

We are actively watching the weather forecast for Sunday and Monday just like everyone else. Obviously some of the numbers are impressive but the preparation of the WPFD is the same. Firehouse, apparatus and equipment are ready to go. We ask that all residents PLEASE do the following to help us make things better for you and your neighbors if there is an emergency during and immediately after the storm…

1-Move all cars off the street, this allows the plows to get the road clearer and emergency vehicles to move safely through.

2-Do not drive, we don’t need extra vehicles stuck in snow blocking roads.

3-Most important shovel fire hydrants adjacent to or near your property. We saw right here in Nassau County after the last storm when firefighting efforts were hampered by buried hydrants. This is something we cannot stress enough. The delay this causes may be the difference in saving you or your loved one’s property or lives.

The WPFD is 100% committed to our village and neighbors. If you help us and each other make things a little easier it will benefit everyone!

02/21/2026

02/05/2026

Last night WPFD responded mutual aid to the Garden City Park Fire Department to a house fire on Foch Blvd. TL862 responded and was on scene for approximately one hour. Late last week WPFD also responded to a house fire in Mineola on Marcellus Ave. E863 responded

01/31/2026

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