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.
On October 9, 2018 at 3:43pm the department was activated for a Mutual Aid on a Working Residential Structure Fire to the Quogue Fire Department. Their Chiefs were on scene at 11 Lamb Ave with fire in the basement of a 2 story private dwelling.
Quogue’s Engine arrived and began making entry to the basement from an outside entrance as Westhampton Asst Chief Raynor and a Quogue firefighter searched ... (Full Story & Photos)
We are asking citizens that live within our Fire District boundary to please take the time and fill out the form attached to the page. In the event of an emergency and we need to gain access to your residence or notify you of our findings our dispatch computers would have this important information. All information submitted is kept confidential and only seen during an active fire call.
On September 10, 2018 just before 1:30pm the department was activated for a reported Motor Vehicle accident on Sunrise Highway Westbound, west of Exit 63. First on scene was 3rd Assistant Chief Kevin Raynor who advised all units the accident was just east of Exit 63 in the Westbound lane and all occupants were out of the vehicle.
Rescue 785 arrived on scene and began to contain the fluids leaking ... (Full Story & Photos)
The Westhampton Beach Fire Department was activated for a reported Heavy Rescue at the scene of a motor vehicle accident at the intersection of Montauk Highway and Old Riverhead Road on Thursday morning just before 8am.
Ex- Chief Darryl Schunk who was the chauffeur of Rescue 7-8-5 also assumed command while the Rescue Captain ran operations of the heavy rescue. The firefighters quickly removed the ... (Full Story & Photos)
On Tuesday, August 28, 2018 at 3pm the department was activated for a reported Automatic Alarm at 16 Mortimer Street. Engine 781 arrived on scene and began checking the building when their Carbon Monoxide Meters started alerting. Captain Dave Slover notified Ex-Chief Darryl Schunk who was assisting with command they had Carbon Monoxide readings with the occupant not feeling well. Ex-Chief Schunk requested ... (Full Story)
