Welcome to the Official page of the Westhampton Beach Volunteer Fire Department. We are located in Suffolk County, New York and approximately 80 miles East of New York City.
The Westhampton Beach Fire Department, in conjunction with Recruit NY, will be holding a recruitment open house at the firehouse on Sunday, April 28th, from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM. Members of the public will be able to get a taste of what it means to be a volunteer firefighter. Across New York State, volunteer firefighters will be conducting these events to generate interest and appreciation for what ... (Full Story & Photos)
The Westhampton Beach Fire Department was dispatched to a reported structure fire on Sunday February 9th at 5:49AM. The fire was discovered by a local police officer who noticed the fire while checking his area during his morning patrol. First assistant chief Mauro DiBenedetto was first on scene to confirm a working structure fire and requested assistance from Eastport and East Moriches Fire department ... (Full Story & Photos)
The Westhampton Beach Fire Department will be hosting an Entertainment Night Fundraiser on Saturday, February 9th featuring the music of HIDEF, “Your Favorite Party Band”
Dinner will be served from 5:30pm to 6:45pm, with entertainment to follow until 11pm. Tickets are $50 per person or a table of 8 for only $350. Tickets include dinner, dessert, wine beer or soda and entertainment.
The Westhampton Beach Fire Department will be hosting a Winter Blood Drive with the New York Blood Center. Please help us recover from the holidays when the need for blood increases.
It will be held on Thursday, January 31st from 2pm to 8pm in the second floor meeting room of the firehouse, 92 Sunset Avenue.
If you have any questions you can go to the blood center website at www.nybc.org or contact ... (Full Story & Photos)
On Thursday November 15, 2018 just after 1pm the department was activated for a reported Sructure Fire at 87 Oak Street, Westhampton Beach. Town Police dispatch advised that a volunteer firefighter (Babylon FD) was on scene reporting a working fire.
First to arrive on scene was Captain Larry Saccente (7852) who confirmed the working fire with heavy smoke and visible fire from the rear of the 1 story ... (Full Story & Photos)
