Their Sacrifice Will Never Be Forgotten
Ex Chief Bill Renzetti, May 25
Today, we honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice while serving our country.
On this Memorial Day, we reflect on their courage, dedication, and selfless service. We remain forever grateful to those who gave their lives to protect the freedoms we enjoy every day.
Please join the Center Moriches Fire Department in remembering and honoring our fallen heroes.
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CMFD Assists at Large Mulch Fire in Brookhaven
Ex Chief Bill Renzetti, May 16
Yesterday at 6:18 p.m. the Center Moriches Fire Department was activated for mutual aid to the Brookhaven Fire Department for a large mulch fire at a processing facility off Horseblock Road.
Center Moriches firefighters responded with a tanker to support water supply operations for fire attack units operating on scene.
More than 25 agencies responded to assist Brookhaven, bringing a wide range of ... (Full Story & Photos)
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CMFD Responds to Head-On Collision Near Kalers Pond
Ex Chief Bill Renzetti, May 10
Just after 1:30 this afternoon, the Center Moriches Fire Department was activated for a motor vehicle accident with injuries on Montauk Highway at the bend by Kalers Pond.
While responding, firefighters were updated that one occupant was unresponsive and trapped in one of the vehicles.
Upon arrival, firefighters found a two-car head-on collision with multiple injuries. Crews quickly went to work ... (Full Story & Photos)
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International Firefighters’ Day
Ex Chief Bill Renzetti, May 04
Today, we proudly recognize International Firefighters’ Day, honoring the brave men and women who put their lives on the line every day to protect our community and communities around the world.
The members of the Center Moriches Fire Department remain committed to serving with courage, dedication, and compassion.
We are grateful for the unwavering support of our community and proud to stand alongside ... (Full Story & Photos)
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FD Marine Units Search Waters Off Smith Point After 911 Call
Ex Chief Bill Renzetti, April 23
Just before 6:00 PM on Wednesday, the Mastic Beach Fire Department, along with the Marine Incident Response Team, was activated for a report of a possible person in the water in the Atlantic Ocean near the Smith Point Beach pavilion.
A call to 911 reported seeing a man fishing in waist-deep water before he suddenly disappeared from sight.
As Mastic Beach Fire Department members searched the shoreline, ... (Full Story & Photos)
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