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@roslyn_highlands_fire_co Quint 598 along with @roslynrescue Rescue 563 and Gator1 were on standby to ensure everyone had a safe night at the annual Bar Beach Fireworks.
At 3:12 this afternoon the Roslyn company’s were alerted to a rescue call on Glen Cove Rd. Upon arrival 5600 confirmed two pinned in separate vehicles. The crew from 591 extricated both patients which were then transported to local hospitals.
@roslyn_highlands_fire_co and @vofengineco standing by at the PGA.
Today @roslyn_highlands_fire_co along with NCPD Marine and Aviation units watched over as swimmers from around Long Island participated in a Polar Plunge supporting the Special Olympics.
Prayer are with our brothers in blue. RIP. #NYPD #OneTeam
#TBT with the new truck in the picture. Above: Retired E-One rescue truck. Below: current Spartan rescue pumper. #591 #RHFC
A little double rainbow action after the rain we had today. #RHFC #HQ
Tis the season. #Santa #Christmas
Providing a flag arch for plaque dedication and memorial service for a fallen brother. Robert H. Dayton, known as Bobby, was a Lieutenant of Flower Hill Hose Co. #1. who died, on duty, November 26, 1988. While commanding a search and rescue team at an apartment fire on Main Street, he became trapped and ran out of air. Due to the intense heat and smoke, repeated efforts to rescue Lieutenant Dayton were unsuccessful. He was later pronounced dead at St. Francis Hospital. The Nassau County Police Homocide Squad and Fire Marshall’s Office later ruled the cause of the fire to be arson. Lieutenant Dayton attended Schreiber High School and later studied computers at Nassau Community College. He joined Flower Hill Hose Co. #1 at 18 years old. In addition to serving as a volunteer in Port Washington, he was also a professional firefighter with the Fire Department, City of New York, assigned to Engine Company 287 in Elmhurst, Queens. He was posthumously promoted to Captain of Flower Hill Hose Company #1. The Port Washington Fire Department continues to mourn the loss of Captain Dayton. In 2010 the Town of North Hempstead renamed Haven Avenue, where Flower Hill Hose Co. #1 is located, Captain Robert H. Dayton Way.
@roslyn_highlands_fire_co and @station_560 standing by for the @glencovehookandladder while they operate at a working fire.
Ready for the snow.
Sunday morning training. #Engine6 #Ladder4
On October 1, 2018 members from @roslyn_highlands_fire_co participated in the 5th Battalion Chiefs golf outing.
Roslyn Highlands Fire Co and @eastmeadowfiredepartment provided an American Flag arch for the FASNY Galla held at the Nassau County Firefighter Museum. #Ladder4 #RHFC #America
Today, members were up early to participate in the annual Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers 5k charity run. The annual race benefits the Stephen Siller Tunnel to Towers Foundation which honors the sacrifice of firefighter Stephen Siller who lost his life on September 11, 2001 after strapping on his gear and running through the Brooklyn Battery Tunnel to the Twin Towers.
Great turnout, for a great cause. Mike Hallquest annual Cornhole tournament. Sponsored by @lvfd_hoseco1 @lvfd_545
17 years ago, thousands of lives changed and continue to change to this day. We remember all those who made the ultimate sacrifice. Gone, but not forgotten.
Quint 598 standing by with Engine 642, Merrick Empire House Company 3, for Williston Park F.D.
Roslyn Highlands Engine 592 standing by for North Merrick FD, while they attend the 6th Battalion parade.
Flag arch with East Norwich ladder 516. #RHFC #Ladder4