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BAYPORT FIRE DEPARTMENT

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As of JULY 7, 2025

Serving Bayport Since 1891 Over 134 years of Volunteer Fire Service

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CompaniesFour Companies 2 Squads

Engine Co 1

Engine Co 1

One of two engine companies for Bayport. Engine Co 1 is responsible for Engine 3 which is the primary engine for mutual aid, FAST/RIT teams and second responding engine within Bayport for most incidents. Engine Co hosts an annual Ice Rescue Tech class in Jan and Feb.

Fire Police Co

Fire Police Co

The Fire Police regulate traffic at emergency scenes, protect the general public at the scene of a fire, keep fire areas clear for fire fighting purpose, and to protect the equipment of a fire company. 

Hook & Ladder

Hook & Ladder

Hook and Ladder or Truck Companies are typically responsible for Forcible entry, Search and Rescue, Ventilation. Ladder for access and egress.

Hose Co 1

Hose Co 1

The original fire company that predates the establishment of the Bayport Fire Department by four years (1891), is responsible for Engines 2 and 4. Hose company hosts and annual wild game night.

Water Rescue

Water Rescue

The Water Rescue Squad is made up of highly trained Public Safety Divers, Swimmers and Ice Rescue Technicians who respond to any water rescue calls in the Great South Bay and Inland water ways. This includes underwater search and rescue, surface rescue, ice rescues and high-water flooding.

Rescue Squad

Rescue Squad

The Rescue Squad primarily handles various non-fire related emergencies such as car accidents, EMS, Hazardous Materials and other types of technical rescues.

From the Chief

Proud to lead the Bayport Fire Department and serve the community.

Since 1891, We have been committed to providing the most professional level of Volunteer Fire Fighting and Emergency Services to our community.

Serving as the Chief of the Bayport Fire Department is a privilege I hold with great respect. This position is far more than a title to me; it carries a level of responsibility that I approach with genuine dedication and pride. Each day, I am motivated by the remarkable courage and commitment of our firefighters, who continually put themselves at risk to protect the people of our community.

Leading a team of such skilled, passionate professionals is truly an honor. Together, we work to build an environment grounded in excellence, ongoing training, and strong teamwork. Every individual plays an essential role in our success, and I am sincerely grateful for the steadfast dedication they bring to our mission.

As we prepare for the challenges that lie ahead, my commitment to service and integrity remains unwavering. I am eager to continue collaborating with our community to ensure that Bayport stays a safe, strong, and thriving place for everyone. I am thankful for the opportunity to serve in this role.

OurDuty

Fighting

Fire

Fighting

Accidents

Car

Accidents

Fires

Brush/Wildland

Fires

Fires

Outside

Fires

Emergencies

Aircraft

Emergencies

Rescue

Water

Rescue

Rescue

Ice

Rescue

Emergencies

Watercraft

Emergencies

Outreach

Community

Outreach

Prevention

Fire

Prevention

Events

Special

Events

Heros

Remembering

Heros

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Events

"Bayport is the only Department that hosts this class on Long Island"

LGS Ice Rescue Classes - Team Lifeguard Systems and Engine Company host the Ice Rescue Awareness, Operations and Tech Level 1 and 2 classes.

CME Credit for Suffolk County EMTs.

Join Us

Become a Volunteer Firefighter

Stop down today and pick up an application to join the Bayport Fire Department. Once accepted, you'll be trained at the Suffolk County Fire Academy as well as by us. Learn more about the benefits of becoming a Volunteer Fire Firefighter.

Our LeadershipMeet our Chiefs

Chief of the Department

Bob Dasch

First Assistant Chief

Brandon DeMulder

Second Assistant Chief

Robert Castilletti

EmergenciesResources

Power Outage Map

PSEG Long Island

Check and report power outages

Gas Safety

National Grid Long Island

Natural Gas Safety, outage maps and reporting

Suffolk County

ALERT

In addition to emergency alerts, you can also choose to receive customizable community notifications. These may include notifications about severe weather, safety, health, utility disruptions and major traffic incidents, from Suffolk County Department of Fire Rescue and Emergency Services This service is provided at no cost to the public; however, message and data rates may apply.

Suffolk County

Storm Surge Map

Interactive Storm Surge Map

Hurricanes

National Hurricane Center

Track and prepare for hurricanes

National Fire Council

Fire Safety

Fire prevention and other safety tips for around the home.

For Kids

Sparky

Complete the NFPA Kids challenges and you will become an official member of Sparky's Fire Safety Club!

American Red Cross

Basic First Aid/CPR

Get trained in first aid and CPR

Neighboring agenciesFire and EMS