In Memory Of Chief Richard Layton
LONG BEACH AVE
The Freeport FD were O.O.S. as the stand-by units took in this pin job. Photo by BILL BENNETT
Units operating are Engines from Oceanside & Lawrence/Cedarhurst, Oceanside & Baldwin Trucks.
Baldwin Truck 207 put the tool in service to free the child on the passenger side. Photo by BILL BENNETT
Freeport Ex-Chief 2199 Jimmy Olin was in charge of all Fire Department operations. Photo by BILL BENNETT
The Child was removed and transported to a local hospital. Photo by BILL BENNETT
Freeport Firefighters were called to this mva with a person trapped in the auto. Photo by BILL BENNETT
Engine 211 deployed a line and Truck 217 put the tool to open the door. Photo by BILL BENNETT
The door is removed and Freeport EMS remove the victim to the Hospital. Photo by BILL BENNETT
The location was Jay & Washburn as Engine 216 confirmed the overturned auto. Photo by BILL BENNETT
Freeport Firefighters and ESU make the cuts on the roof. Photo by BILL BENNETT
Members from Freeport help the victim during the tool operation. Photo by BILL BENNETT
Freeport Engine 216 stood by as the extraction continues. Photo by BILL BENNETT
Here is an overall view of the scene. Photo by BILL BENNETT
Chains were attached to the Chiefs car and used to keep the auto from rolling over. Photo by BILL BENNETT
Truck Company 217 put the spreaders & cutters to this auto to free the driver. Photo by BILL BENNETT
Bayview Hose 213 was in 1st and deployed a line to the job. Photo by BILL BENNETT
Engine 211 was in 1st and pushed the line into position. Photo by BILL BENNETT
Note; This bus was the Freeport Fire Departments Personal Carrier. It was sold a year ago. BILL BENNETT
All Firefighting operations were under the direction of Ex-Chief Ellison. Photo by BILL BENNETT
The Freeport Fire Department were called to 312 Archer street for smoke coming from the house.
A signal-10 was transmitted for the job. Photo by BILL BENNETT
Engine 211 was in 1st and pushed the line to the front door. Photo by BILL BENNETT
Freeport Engine-213 put the line in service. Photo by BILL BENNETT
One line was placed inside the house and the 2nd was used on the #4 side. Photo by BILL BENNETT
The Freeport Fire Department were called to an auto accident on Seamen Ave. Photo by BILL BENNETT
The Freeport Fire Department were called to the corners of Main & Seaman for an auto accident.
The Truck was assigned for a possible pin. Chief Muldowney reported a door job.
The auto was stablized and the door pins were removed. Photo by BILL BENNETT
The spreaders were then used to remove the door. Photo by BILL BENNETT
The Freeport Fire Department were assigned this overturned auto. Photo by BILL BENNETT
When the Chief arrived he confirmed the pin to be negative and the Truck was turned around. BILL BENNETT
The boys from Engine-211 check the auto out and all Fire Department Operations were under the direction of
Asst. Chiefs Richard Layton, Daniel Fee and, Mark Stuparich. Photo by BILL BENNETT
Ex-Chief Jim Olin gears up at this 4 car MVA with fire. Photo by BILL BENNETT
Engine-212 was 1st into the job and Engine-211 pulled in next. Photo by BILL BENNETT
The location was Sunrise Highway & Guy Lombardo Ave. Photo by BILL BENNETT
When the pickup crashed its rear axle was ripped off its suspension. Photo by BILL BENNETT
The line is put in place by Engine-212 Photo by BILL BENNETT
The Line is moved in and the fire is put out. Photo by BILL BENNETT
Sunrise Highway is closed in both directions. Photo by BILL BENNETT
Buses from Freeport, Baldwin, North Merrick and Roosevelt were used at the scene. Ex-Chiefs Jim Olin &
Paul Russer were in charge of all fire department operations. Photo by BILL BENNETT
The Freeport Fire Department were assigned this working car fire. Photo by BILL BENNETT
Engine 216 was in 1st and placed the line in service. Photo by BILL BENNETT
All units were up after 30 minutes. Photo by BILL BENNETT
The Freeport FD were called to a fuel spill in the canal behind 503 Nassau Ave. Photo by BILL BENNETT
When this boat sank its fuel covered the canal. The Bay Constables were also on scene. BILL BENNETT
The Freeport Fire Department were called to the corners of Atlantic Ave & Long Beach Ave.
The person was pinned in the auto and Nassau Police ESU placed the tool in service.
The driver was transported to the hospital. All units were up after 1/2 hour. Photos by BILL BENNETT
The Truck Company perpare to remove the car but not before the house is shored. Photo by BILL BENNETT
Here is another view of the job. Photo by BILL BENNETT
The wood is cut and nailed before the auto can be moved. Photo by BILL BENNETT
Working House Fire Off Church Street. Photo by BILL BENNETT
Access was gained through the rear yard off Halsey Street. Photo by BILL BENNETT
The boys from Hose-211 were in 1st and pushed the line. Photo by BILL BENNETT
The house was loaded with clothes making it hard on the 1st line. Photo by BILL BENNETT
Chief Layton inspects the overhaul. All firefighting operations were under the direction of Chief Stallone.
Freeport Operating at this old water works building. Photo by BILL BENNETT
Heres a picture of the Tiller at Work. Photo by BILL BENNETT
Heavy Fire worked its way into the roof. Photo by BILL BENNETT
Heres a Picture of the Tiller Pushing water into the building. Photo by BILL BENNETT
Boat Fire off South Main Street. Photo by BILL BENNETT
Boat Fire Off South Main Street Photo by BILL BENNETT
The Freeport Fire Department placed the tool in service for this door job. Photo by BILL BENNETT
The location was Bayview Ave & Merrick Road.
The door was taken and the driver was removed from the auto.
The location was North Main & Seaman Ave for an auto into a building. Photo by BILL BENNETT
Nassau County Instructors from Bethpage Fire School Don Hayde, Rich Wylie and Mike Strong show
how its done in Freeport. Photo by BILL BENNETT
House Fire 118 Harrison ave. Photo by BILL BENNETT
House Fire 118 Harrison ave. Photo by BILL BENNETT
The Freeport FD were called to the corners of Atlantic Ave & Long Beach Ave For this Pin Job.
The door was popped and, removed by the Boys of Truck-2172. Photo by BILL BENNETT
This call came in as an overturned auto with a trapped person. 7/10/07 Photo by BILL BENNETT
When the chief arrived the pin was negative. 7/10/07
Working House Fire Freeport, New York. Photo by BILL BENNETT
Freeport Truck Company going to work. Photo by BILL BENNETT
Working House Fire with Bars on the Windows Photo by BILL BENNETT
Working House Fire Freeport, New York Photo by BILL BENNETT
House Fire Freeport, New York Photo by BILL BENNETT
This is an old picture of a fire on Main Street. Photo by BILL BENNETT
This is a fishing boat that sank (with an oil slick) on Woodcleft Canal. Photo by BILL BENNETT
The Freeport Truck Company used air bags to stabilize the truck. Photo by BILL BENNETT
Freeport working at a fully involved house fire. Photo by BILL BENNETT
Old picture of a working fire in Freeport, New York. Photo by BILL BENNETT
Heres an old picture of a fire on Guy Lombardo Ave. Photo By BILL BENNETT
Here is another old picture of the back of Main Street. Baldwin & Freeport Firefighters operating.
This was a fire on Main Street and Hose-214 can be seen working in the rear.
Smoke showing from a 1 story taxpayer on Church Street. Photo by BILL BENNETT 2005
Another View of the job.Engine-216 was in 1st and, Truck217 was in next. 2005
Freeport Firefighters battle this apartment fire at 153 Smith
Freeport Fighters Battle this working house fire on Guy Lombardo Ave.
Freeport Firefighters battle this working house fire.
The door had to be removed to gain access to the people.
Engine-216 was in 1st to the job and Chief Grosser was in charge of all Fire Department Operations.
Freeport firefighters battle this stubborn house fire.
Freeport firefighters work to put out hot spots in this working house fire.
Freeport's old tiller operating at a working fire on Main Street. Photo by BILL BENNETT