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Nassau County Fire MarshalsDuring the 2018 year, the Nassau County Fire Investigations Division conducted 375 cause and origin investigations. It was reported that 216 of those cases were located in private dwellings. Of the 216 private dwelling cases, 105 were instances where smoke detectors were present and 30 instances where the smoke detectors were present and activated in relation to the fire. Of the 375 cause and origin investigations, 20 were in retail store locations, 10 industrial locations, 21 apartment or multiple dwelling type residencies, and 12 diner/pub/restaurant type buildings.Of the 375 cases that the fire Investigations Division responded to, there were a total of 72 reported civilian aided cases related to the fire, 71 firefighter/member of the service aided cases, and sadly 8 civilian fatalities.SMOKE DETECTORS and CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTORS SAVE LIVES! Last month, we responded to the house fire featured on the cover of Firehouse Magazine. It is an honor and a privilege to be featured on one of the leading sources of training and education information within the fire service community.

This publication is a great source of ideas and shared experiences that connects us to the latest tactics and helps us prepare for the daily challenges we face. We're thrilled to be part of this training community and appreciative of the opportunity to be featured in this magazine. FDNY FoundationOn Wednesday, January 30, the children of FDNY Firefighter Keith Young joined Shark Tank's Mark Cuban, Lori Greiner, Matt Higgins, Daymond John, and Kevin O'Leary, at FDNY Headquarters in Brooklyn to present the proceeds from the Cup Board Pro to the FDNY Foundation, FDNY Bureau of Health Services, FDNY Family Assistance Unit, and the FDNY Fire Family Transport Foundation.

Cup Board Pro is the invention of FDNY Firefighter Keith Young, who put the production of his product on hold in 2011 to support his wife, Beth King, through her fight with breast cancer. She passed away in August of 2012, and in 2015, Firefighter Young was diagnosed with cancer related to his role in the rescue and recovery efforts at the World Trade Center. He succumbed to his illness on March 17, 2018. Keith and Beth’s children – Kaley, Christian, and Keira – fulfilled their dad’s dream by presenting the Cup Board Pro to the Shark Tank judges in an episode that aired this past October. All five sharks came together to offer $100,000 for a 20 percent stake in the Cup Board Pro business, and the children pledged that all profits will be donated to charities supporting Firefighters affected by World Trade Center cancer. Thank you to the Young family for supporting our Fired Up for a Cure initiative, which has led the efforts to permanently support cancer awareness, prevention and research for uniformed first responders, civilian members of the Department and their families diagnosed with cancer.

Thank you Shark Tank, Mark Cuban, Lori Greiner Matt Higgins, Daymond John and Kevin O'Leary for all your support and generosity. We would like to extend our deepest sympathies to Firefighter Steven H. Pollard’s family and friends, as well as his brothers and sisters in the FDNY. May he rest in peace.It is with deep regret that Mayor Bill de Blasio and FDNY Commissioner Daniel A. Nigro announce the death of Probationary Firefighter Steven H.

Pollard.Commissioner Nigro said, 'It's an incredibly sad night for the Pollard family, for the Fire Department family, and for our city. Firefighter Pollard had one and a half years on the job, just starting out. He lost his life tonight in the process of helping others. He was assigned to Ladder Company 170 in Brooklyn. At approximately 10 p.m. They were called to the Belt Parkway just east of Flatbush, to a 2-car accident with injuries. As they were going to help the victims at that accident, Firefighter Pollard slipped through a gap in the roadway and fell to the ground approximately 52 feet below.

He was pronounced this evening. It's a terrible loss for the Department, to lose a member just at the beginning of his career like this is devastating to us. He is the 1,151st member of the Bravest to give his life in the service of the people of this city. As his family mourns him, the Department mourns him, and certainly the citizens of our city mourn him. All we can do as a Department is stand beside the family and give them whatever support we can, stand beside the members of his unit at this difficult time for them, and ask for the prayers of everyone in this city for the Pollard family, for his father, retired Firefighter Ray Pollard, his brother Ray Jr., and for their mom and the rest of their extended family for this terrible loss.' Mayor de Blasio said, 'This is a family who has done so much for New York City and now they're going through this loss and this pain.

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It's a very, very tough situation.' Probationary Firefighter Pollard's father is retired Firefighter Ray Pollard of Ladder 102 in Brooklyn, and his brother is Ray Pollard Jr, an active member of Ladder Company 114. The Chief’s office along with the officers and members of Hook and Ladder Company 1 regret to announce the passing of Honorary Chief Lawrence Bertram. Larry was a 67 year member of the Westbury Fire Department, after serving 5 years with the West Hempstead Fire Department as well. We thank him for his dedication and service, and would also like to thank the Bertram family for allowing Larry to be a big part of our family! He will be greatly missed.Tribute for Lawrence H. Bertram Sr.

Nassau County Police Department.911 is working.However, there are increased wait times in the 911 system. If you need to contact the police department immediately, call the precinct directly at the below listed numbers. If you have already experienced a delay you can report that by contacting the precinct directly.1st precinct (516) 573-61002nd precinct (516) 573-62003rd precinct (516) 573-63004th precinct (516) 573-64005th precinct (516) 573-65006th precinct (516) 573-66007th precinct (516) 573-67008th precinct (516) 573-6800Highway (516) 573-8210. Longislandfirephotos.comK2M Photography updated gallery Prospect AvenueOn the evening of August 9th, 2018, the Westbury Fire Department was dispatched to a report of a house fire at 891 Prospect Avenue off Swalm Street.

When firefighters arrived on scene they were met with a light smoke condition from a two-story occupied multiple dwelling. Upon further investigation firefighters found a malfunctioning boiler. Firefighters vented the building of the smoke and checked for carbon monoxide readings.

All fire department units were under the command of Westbury Chief of Department Bartunek.K-Mad updated gallery 'Prospect Avenue 'Click here to see the rest of the images from K2M Photography's gallery, Prospect Avenue. General informationWelcome to the official fan page for the Westbury Fire Department maintained by the Westbury Fire Department Community Relations Committee.For emergencies, dial 911 or our emergency number, 516-334-7924. Do not use Facebook as a means of emergency communication, as this page is not affiliated with our dispatch office. This page is for community relation purposes only.If you are looking for more information about joining the Westbury Fire Department, please call our business line at 516-334-7968.We intend to use this page to engage with our community by providing information on community events, fire prevention and safety, and our efforts and actions to serve the community.For any official information requests, please contact our business line.