Seaford Fire Department

June 6, 2018 Jace Horner

Congratulations to Seaford Fire on their new chief truck! This truck is equipped with a full Code 3 lighting package, a bed cap, slide, and custom built command box and console.

Gordon Heights Fire Department

June 6, 2018 Jace Horner

Gordon Heights FD's Volunteer EMS has recieved a brand new Demers MXP 150 ambulance! This is the same model ambulance as Nassau County EAB's most recently acquired ambulances. We hope Gordon Heights enjoys them as much as Nassau does!

This was originally posted in January 2018

Northsea Fire Department

June 6, 2018 Jace Horner

Northsea has just taken delivery of their brand new Fire Police truck! Although this truck has yet to be lettered, it is ready for service! This four wheel drive F550 based truck is equipped with a custom built fire police body, a full lighting package, sirens, radios, specialized center console, extendable high power flood lights, an inverter to keep flashlights and handheld radios charged, an extendable sign board, a rehab refrigerator, plenty of storage space, as well as sliding trays for heavy equipment, and a high capacity traffic cone holder.

This was originally posted in January 2018

Mt Sinai Fire Department

June 6, 2018 Jace Horner

Congratulations to Mt. Sinai on their brand new chief truck! This Silverado is designed specifically for use as a chief's vehicle. Equipped with a full emergency lighting package, a sliding command box in the bed, bed cap, and a custom built center console with radios and siren controller.

This was originally posted in January 2018

Middle Island Fire Department

June 6, 2018 Jace Horner

A new year, a new truck. Congratulations to Middle Island Fire Department on their new fire-rescue chief truck! This 2018 Ford F-150 is equipped with an extensive lighting package, a purpose built console, a bed cover with custom tool storage, a slideout tray with a command box attached, and many more options. We hope Middle Island Fire Department has a safe and successful new year!

This was originally posted in January 2017