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Phone: 516-746-3276
(For emergencies dial 516-742-3300 or 911)
District Offices
333 Marcus Avenue
Garden City Park, NY 11040
516-746-3194
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On November 4th Rescue got toned out for three consecutive ambulance calls, both of our ambulances assembled crews and responded - transporting to NYU Langone Long Island
Late night drills are always fun, this photo was taken at a joint 3 & 4 drill where probationary members got to practice hose handling and our newest chauffeurs got to practice pumping.
Garden City Park Company 2 would like to honor ex-captain Ralph Chiesa. Chiesa joined the Garden City Park Fire Department in October 1989. Chiesa rose through the ranks to become captain in the years of 1998-2000 and continues to serve his community. Ex-captain Chiesa among other achievements prides that he was part of the search and rescue operation during 9/11 when his country needed him most. Upon other responsibilities he handles the Memorial Day parade table set for one. Known as THE FALLEN COMRADES table in memory of his father that was a prisoner of war(POW) in the Korean War and those soldiers who have made the Ultimate sacrifice. Along with the table, ex-captain Chiesa handles The Fireman’s last call with the ringing of the bell. We appreciate Ralph and his service to the community and honor all other Latinx members risking their lives daily.
Happy #mutualaidmonday this photo was taken awhile back at a mutual aid
Future members of the Juniors Fire Fighters Program got to practice hose handling, fire safety, and check out our rigs at our recent open house.
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Department History
Motorized equipment for firemen was unheard of when the Garden City Park Fire Department was organized in March of 1911 with a complement of 23 men and officers. The equipment consisted of a horse drawn combination hook and ladder and bucket brigade.
The district was originally covered by New Hyde Park Fire District until the latter established its eastern boundary at Denton Avenue, shutting out Garden City Park. In 1917, the horses were replaced by a secondhand truck which pulled the same piece of apparatus until 1925. The company then purchased a secondhand pumper from Farmingdale which remained in service until 1927.