Four Alarm House Fire in Farmingdale
Photo by BRL PHOTO4TH ALARM HOUSE FIRE IN FARMINGDALE
Photo by BRL PHOTO4TH ALARM HOUSE FIRE IN FARMINGDALE
Photo by BRL PHOTO4TH ALARM HOUSE FIRE IN FARMINGDALE
Photo by BRL PHOTO4TH ALARM HOUSE FIRE IN FARMINGDALE
Photo by BRL PHOTO4TH ALARM HOUSE FIRE IN FARMINGDALE
Photo by BRL PHOTO4TH ALARM HOUSE FIRE IN FARMINGDALE
FARMINGDALE, NY - At 6:30 A.M. on August 20th, the Village of Farmingdale Fire Department and a dual-response engine from the South Farmingdale FD were alerted for reports of a house fire with people trapped on Prospect Street. Upon the arrival of the Chief of the Farmingdale FD, Michael Tortoso, he transmitted a Signal 10 (Working Fire) for heavy fire in the rear of a two-and-a-half-story private dwelling. Upon the arrival of Engine 972 and Engine 905, they gained a positive water supply and operated a total of four handlines. Squad 924 was the first “truck” on the scene and performed searches that were negative. The incident was then raised through the alarms up to a 4th alarm for relief purposes. Units operated under the command of the Chief of the Farmingdale Fire Department, Michael Tortoso (9201).