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Quick knock down by the BFD

[BAYPORT NY] The Bayport Fire Department responded to a report of a structure fire on Monday evening, August 29, 2017, at 20:20hrs.  The fire was primarily contained to the attic area of the one-story home and was quickly extinguished.

 

Mutual aid was provided by the Sayville and West Sayville Fire Department with the Holbrook Fire Department standing by at Bayport’s headquarters. EMS services were provided by community ambulance.

 

Photography by Larry Hamrlicek

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Bayport residents alerted to house fire by passers-by, cops say

Courtesy of Newsday:  Original article here

 

A group of passers-by forced their way into a Bayport home and alerted three residents that the house was on fire early Saturday, Suffolk County police said.

 

Five adults were riding in a car about 2:10 a.m. when they passed a home on Middle Road and noticed it was on fire, a police spokeswoman said.

They got out of the vehicle, knocked on the door and eventually forced their way in to reach the unsuspecting dwellers, police said. “They were sound asleep. They had no idea what was going on,” Bayport Fire Chief Bob Fleming said of the residents. “The people kicked in the door and woke them up out of a sound sleep. They definitely saved their lives, all three of them.” Two people in the home, as well as a tenant in another part of the house, were all able to get out safely, police and Fleming said.

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BFD Members honored

In April of this year, a small plane crashed after taking off from the Bayport Aerodrome. Several Bayport Firefighters that lived near the crash site rushed to the scene and pulled both the pilot and passenger from the fiery wreckage and airlifted to Stony Brook University Hospital with serious injuries.

This past Friday (Sept 2. 2016), at the Bayport FD’s regular monthly meeting, Pilot Scott Clifford and passenger Michael Rome attended the meeting and met with the BFD membership to personally thank them. Additionally, New York State Senators Tom Croci and Phil Boyle also attended and presented recognition awards to several firefighters and civilians that were participated in the extrication of the occupants. 

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Small plane crashed in Bayport

Courtesy of Patch.com, original article here.

BAYPORT, NY - A pilot and passenger were injured when a small plane crashed in Bayport Sunday night, police said. 

The crash occurred on 3rd Avenue near the Bayport Aerodrome around 7 p.m. 

Photos from the scene show parts of the single-engine Piper plane on fire in the street at the corner of 3rd Avenue and 2nd Street.

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Fundraiser for Rebecca DeSantis

 
As you know,  the dedicated volunteer firefighters of The Bayport Fire Department have been serving our community for almost 125 years, 365 days a year, 24 hours a day.  Today we are asking the community to help us.  The Bayport Fire Department is raising money for the wife of one of our members who is currently battling Leukemia.  
 
On Saturday, November 7, 2015 we are hosting a fundraiser to offset some of the families medical and living expenses during their time of need. Please join us for a great evening and help make this a success!!!  For more information or to purchase tickets, please click here or call 631-472-0641
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Suffolk County Marathon through Bayport

The 1st Annual Suffolk County/Boston Qualifier Marathon will be held on Sunday September 13.  This marathon will proceed from Heckshire State Park along Montauk Hwy through Patchogue.  During the marathon Montauk Hwy will be closed to all vehicular traffic including crossing Montauk Hwy.  Please plan accordingly.

For more information please visit the Suffolk Marathon Website

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Team Effort Saves Bayport Man's Life Following Snowstorm

Emergency responders saved a man who was in cardiac arrest last month.

 
Being in the right place at the right time played a key role in saving the life of a 55-year-old Bayport resident on Tuesday, Jan. 27.
 
As the second day of blizzard Juno was winding down, Bayport Fire Department Assistant Chief Paul Dolce was assessing the aftermath of the storm. As Chief Dolce was driving home on N. Bayport Ave he saw a man frantically waving his hands and several other people running towards a driveway. Paul stopped his chief’s vehicle and witnessed a man lying on the ground behind a snow blower. Prior to exiting his truck, Paul called Bayport Fire Dispatch and requested further help.
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