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Specializing in Fire Department Photography (Fires, MVAs) and both public and private events.

09/10/2026

On Sunday, August 30th, at approximately 1:50a, the New Hyde Park Fire Department was dispatched to a reported house fire on Pilgrim St. 1st Assistant Chief Kotarski [1701] was quickly on the road and upon arrival, found heavy smoke showing from the house and a Signal 10 was transmitted with active fire on the 2nd floor of the house. Engine 173 was first due and stretched the initial line to begin extinguishing the fire. In total, 2 lines were stretched and placed into operation to extinguish the main body of fire in under 30 minutes with the assistance of crews from Floral Park, South Floral Park, Garden City Park, and Manhasset-Lakeville. The fire was placed under control in under 1 hour. 1 occupant of the house was evaluated by EMS.

Additional photos from the scene can be found at the following link: https://www.overtheedgephotography.com/NassauFire/170/WF-Pilgrim-08302026

09/04/2026

On Wednesday, August 26th at approximately 10:50p, the Hempstead Volunteer Fire Dept was dispatched to a reported building fire on Clinton St. Truck #1 was quickly on the road and upon their arrival, a working fire was transmitted with active fire in the liquor store. Crews forced entry to the building and checked the floors above while the crew of Engine 1 stretched the first line. Crews quickly extinguished the main body of fire and conducted overhaul with the assistance of crews from West Hempstead, Garden City, Rockville Centre, Uniondale, Freeport and South Hempstead. The fire was placed under control in under 30 minutes under the direction of 1st Assistant Chief Clark [81].

Additional photos from the scene can be found at the following link: https://www.overtheedgephotography.com/NassauFire/720/WF-Clinton-08262026/

08/26/2026

On Monday, August 24th at approximately 3a, the Hempstead Volunteer Fire Dept was dispatched to a reported building fire at Main Deli & Grocery on Main St. Truck #1 was immediately on the road and upon their arrival, transmitted a working fire with active fire in the building. West Hempstead Engine 767 was the first engine and stretched the initial line to knock down the main body of fire and contain it to the area of origin. With the assistance of crews from Uniondale, South Hempstead, Garden City and Freeport, the fire was placed under control in approximately 30 minutes under the direction of 1st Assistant Chief Clark [81]. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Additional photos from the scene can be found at the following link: https://www.overtheedgephotography.com/NassauFire/720/WF-Main-08242026

07/23/2026

On Wednesday, July 22nd at 10:24a, the City of Glen Cove Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to a reported car fire at the Nassau Country Club on St Andrews Lane. 3rd Assistant Chief Grella [5203] quickly arrived on scene, confirming an active car fire with exposure issues to other vehicles and requested the alarm be upgraded to a General Alarm. Engine 528 was first due and stretched one line to extinguish the car fire which ultimately spread to 4 vehicles and caused damage to a 5th. The fire was placed under control in approximately 15 minutes with crews operating on scene for approximately one hour before being released. All operations were under the direction of 2nd Assistant Chief Sujeski [5202].

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07/20/2026

On Wednesday, July 15th at 5:37p, the Roslyn Rescue and Roslyn Highlands Fire Companies were dispatched to a report of a car fire on Bryant Ave in Roslyn Harbor. Rescue 1st Assistant Chief Kern [5601] quickly arrived on scene confirming a car fire in the roadway. Rescue Engine 566 quickly arrived on scene and placed 1 line into operation to quickly extinguish the fire. Crews operated on scene for approximately 20 minutes before being released. All operations were under the direction of Rescue Chief of Department Brennan [5600].

Additional photos from the scene can be found at the following link: https://www.overtheedgephotography.com/NassauFire/560/CF-Bryant-07152026

07/19/2026

In under 24 hours, the Garden City Fire Department responded to two separate MVAs.

On Tuesday, July 14th approximately 2:30p, units responded to a car into the building at Kings Food Market on Franklin Ave. Units found a car into the rear of the building with no structural damage. Units secured the vehicle while NYU Langone EMS evaluated one patient.

On Wednesday, July 15th at 11:20a, units responded to an overturned vehicle on Flower Rd. 3rd Assistant Chief Gallo [1403] quickly arrived on scene finding a single car accident with the vehicle on its roof. The crew of Engine 141 secured the vehicle while driver who self extricated was evaluated by NYU Langone EMS.

07/18/2026

On Tuesday, July 14th just after 1p, the Wyandanch Volunteer Fire Company was dispatched to a reported house fire on Waterford Drive. 2nd Assistant Chief Benitez [1-10-32] along with Engine 1-10-3 quickly arrived on scene finding smoke showing from the house. Crews stretched the initial line into the house, locating the fire in a front room of the house. Upon the arrival of Chief of Department Rom [1-10-30] a working fire was transmitted bringing mutual aid assistance from North Babylon, Dix Hills and West Babylon. The main body of fire was quickly knocked down with 2 lines stretched. After extensive overhaul, the fire was placed under control with one occupant of the house transported to a local hospital by Wyandanch/Wheatly Heights Ambulance with smoke inhalation. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Additional photos from the scene can be found at the following link: https://www.overtheedgephotography.com/SuffolkFire/1-10-0/WF-Waterford-07142026

07/17/2026

On Tuesday, July 14th at 12:05hrs, the South Farmingdale Fire Department along with a dial response engine from Farmingdale Fire Department were dispatched to a reported roof fire at the intersection of Birch Ave & Main Street. First arriving units found an active roof fire involving solar panels on Birch Ave and a Signal 10 was transmitted. Engine 921 was first due and stretched the initial line to quickly extinguish the main body of fire. With the assistance of crews from Bethpage, Massapequa, North Massapequa and East Farmingdale, 2 lines were stretched and placed into operation before the fire was placed under control in approximately 45 minutes under the direction of Chief of Department McFarlane [9701]. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Additional photos from the scene can be found at the following link: https://www.overtheedgephotography.com/NassauFire/970/WF-Birch-07142026

06/28/2026

On Wednesday, June 24th at approximately 8:12a, the Hempstead Volunteer Fire Dept was dispatched to a reported of smoke in the house on Maryland Ave. 1st Assistant Chief Clark [81] and 3rd Assistant Chief Roe [83] were quickly in the road and upon the arrival of Assistant Chief Roe, a Working Fire was transmitted with smoke showing and active fire on the 2nd floor. Southside Hose Co #2 quickly arrived on scene and stretched the first line to begin extinguishing the fire. Despite an aggressive attack by crews, the fire continued to quickly advance, spreading to the attic and subsequently through the roof. At least 4 hand lines and the master stream from Hempstead Harper Hook & Ladder Company #1 was placed into operation to extinguish the fire with the assistance of crews from West Hempstead, Garden City, South Hempstead, Uniondale, Rockville Centre, Freeport, North Bellmore, Elmont, Westbury and Franklin Square. The fire was placed under control in under 2 hours under the direction of 1st Assistant Chief Clark. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Additional photos from the scene can be found at the following link: https://www.overtheedgephotography.com/NassauFire/720/WF-Maryland-06242026

06/23/2026

On Sunday, June 21st just after 11:00p, the Albertson Fire Company was dispatched to a reported house fire on Schoolhouse Ln in Roslyn Heights. Chief of Department McMahon III [801] and 2nd Assistant Chief Falls [803] were immediately on the road and with additional reports of flames from the house, a FAST was requested. Upon the arrival of Chief of Department McMahon III, a Signal 10 was transmitted with fire from the rear of the house and a confirmed occupant trapped within. Engine 8011 was first due and stretched the initial line to begin extinguishing the fire while additional crews from Albertson and mutual aid departments began searches for the occupant who was quickly located and removed from the house. At least 4 lines were stretched and placed into operation to extinguish the main body of fire in under 30 minutes. With the assistance of crews from East Williston, Williston Park, Roslyn Highlands, Roslyn Rescue, Carle Place Fire Dept, Manhasset-Lakeville, New Hyde Park, Mineola and Port Washington, extensive overhaul was conducted before the scene was placed under control in approximately 2 hours under the direction of Chief of Department McMahon III. The occupant of the house was transported to a local hospital in unknown condition with reported smoke inhalation. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Additional photos from the scene can be found at the following link: https://www.overtheedgephotography.com/NassauFire/800/WF-Schoolhouse-06212026

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