Suffolk County Fire Rescue and Emergency Services

Suffolk County Fire Rescue and Emergency Services To provide for the people of Suffolk County and their property and to support Suffolk County’s Emergencies

🌪️ Hurricane Season begins June 1.Now is the time to prepare—not when a storm is approaching.✅ Build an emergency kit✅ C...
06/01/2026

🌪️ Hurricane Season begins June 1.

Now is the time to prepare—not when a storm is approaching.

✅ Build an emergency kit
✅ Create a family emergency plan
✅ Sign up for SuffolkAlerts and create your Smart911 profile
✅ Know your evacuation zone

A few simple steps today can make a big difference during an emergency.

Learn more and get prepared at suffolkcountyny.gov/FRES.

🚨 Could you find an AED in an emergency? 🚨Half of U.S. workers can’t locate an AED. Download PulsePoint AED today and he...
05/31/2026

🚨 Could you find an AED in an emergency? 🚨

Half of U.S. workers can’t locate an AED. Download PulsePoint AED today and help make lifesaving equipment easier to find when every second counts. ❤️⚡

05/30/2026

The force behind the headset ⭐🚨

Join Suffolk County Fire Rescue and Emergency Services and answer the call with a career in emergency dispatch. Every call matters. Every second counts.

Start your career in emergency communications today.

This weekend, Suffolk County Department of Fire, Rescue and Emergency Services will be out in the community at several g...
05/29/2026

This weekend, Suffolk County Department of Fire, Rescue and Emergency Services will be out in the community at several great events!

📍 Veteran Su***de Prevention Coalition Vendor Day in Farmingdale
📍 Guide Dog Foundation for the Blind, Inc. event in Hauppauge
📍 Wyandanch Wheatley Heights Ambulance Corps & Town of Babylon Touch-a-Truck Preparedness Event

Stop by to check out our displays, learn more about fire safety and emergency preparedness, and meet members of our team. We look forward to seeing you there! 🚒🔥☀️

05/29/2026

The Suffolk County PBA extends our deepest condolences to our brothers and sisters in the Suffolk County SOA on the passing of active Lieutenant Richard Grice of the Professional Development Section.

Our thoughts and prayers are with Lieutenant Grice’s family, friends, colleagues, and all who had the honor of serving alongside him during this incredibly difficult time.

May he rest in eternal peace.

If you are ever in need, don’t ever hesitate to reach out to our PEER Team: http://www.suffolkpba.org/peer

Summer is here, and boating season is officially underway! ☀️🚤Before heading out on the water, take a few minutes to rev...
05/28/2026

Summer is here, and boating season is officially underway! ☀️🚤

Before heading out on the water, take a few minutes to review these important boating safety tips. Wearing a life jacket, checking conditions, staying sober, and having the proper safety equipment onboard can help make every trip a safe and enjoyable one.

Have fun, stay safe, and enjoy Suffolk County’s waterways responsibly this summer! 🌊

Congratulations to Ed Schneyer on receiving an Honorable Mention last week at the Office for the Aging Senior of the Yea...
05/28/2026

Congratulations to Ed Schneyer on receiving an Honorable Mention last week at the Office for the Aging Senior of the Year Awards!

We are incredibly thankful for Ed’s continued commitment and dedication to Suffolk County Fire Rescue and Emergency Services and to the community he serves every day. Thank you, Ed, for all that you do! 👏🚨

Water safety starts before you enter the pool. ☀️🌊Close supervision, secure barriers, and knowing what to do in an emerg...
05/27/2026

Water safety starts before you enter the pool. ☀️🌊

Close supervision, secure barriers, and knowing what to do in an emergency can help save a life. This summer, Suffolk County Department of Fire, Rescue and Emergency Services encourages everyone to learn CPR and basic lifesaving skills through their local Fire Department or EMS agency.

The actions you take in the first few moments of an emergency can make all the difference.

Suffolk County Department of Fire, Rescue and Emergency Services attended Longwood Middle School Career Day with our All...
05/26/2026

Suffolk County Department of Fire, Rescue and Emergency Services attended Longwood Middle School Career Day with our All Hazards Trailer to speak with students about careers in emergency services and the importance of fire safety.

As we head into summer grilling season, Fire Marshal Michael Ahern reminded students and families to practice safe grilling habits and help prevent fires this summer. 🔥☀️

05/26/2026

Start your journey in emergency communications 🚨

Join the team at Suffolk County Fire Rescue and Emergency Services and become the calm voice when every second counts. A dispatch career is your chance to make a real difference behind the scenes.

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102 East Avenue
Yaphank, NY
11980

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