BALDWIN FIRE DEPARTMENT

Yes. The Baldwin Fire Department has proudly provided volunteer fire and emergency services to the Baldwin community since 1896. Our members come from many different backgrounds but share a common commitment to protecting their neighbors and serving the community. Read more here >

The Baldwin Fire Department responds to a wide variety of emergencies, including structure fires, vehicle accidents, medical emergencies, hazardous conditions, carbon monoxide incidents, automatic alarms, rescues, and other calls for assistance.

For any fire, medical emergency, or other situation requiring immediate assistance, call us directly at 516-223-0066 or dial 911. Provide the dispatcher with your location, the nature of the emergency, and any other information requested. Never delay calling for help when you believe an emergency exists.

The Baldwin Fire Department operates from several fire stations throughout the community. Fire Headquarters is located at 2386 Grand Avenue, Baldwin, NY 11510.

Requests for Department records may be subject to the New York State Freedom of Information Law (FOIL). Please visit our FOIL Request page for information about submitting a request for available public records.

Visit our website regularly for Department news, upcoming events, emergency response stories, fire prevention information, and other updates from the Baldwin Fire Department.

For emergencies, call us directly at 516-223-0066 or dial 911.

For non-emergency questions or general Department information, contact the Baldwin Fire Department at 516-223-6858 or use the contact form provided on our website.

Yes! The Baldwin Fire Department welcomes individuals who are interested in serving their community. No previous firefighting experience is necessary. Training and equipment are provided to members as they learn the skills needed to safely and effectively serve.

No. Many of our members begin with no previous fire service experience. New members receive training and work alongside experienced firefighters as they develop the knowledge and skills necessary to serve the community.

Members participate in classroom and hands-on training covering areas such as firefighting operations, fire behavior, hose and ladder operations, search and rescue, emergency medical care, vehicle extrication, hazardous materials, incident safety, and other emergency response skills.

If you're interested in becoming a member, visit our Join Us section to learn more about membership, requirements, benefits, and how to begin the application process. Becoming a volunteer is a great way to learn valuable skills, build lifelong friendships, and give back to the Baldwin community.

Yes. The Baldwin Junior Fire Department was established in 1985 to introduce young people to the fire service. Junior members learn about Fire Department operations and participate in training, drills, parades, fire prevention activities, and other Department functions under appropriate supervision.

Visits, tours, and group activities may be available by prior arrangement. Schools, scout groups, community organizations, and other groups interested in visiting the Fire Department should contact us in advance so appropriate arrangements can be made.

Yes. Fire prevention and public education are important parts of our mission. Throughout the year, members work with schools, organizations, families, and the community to promote fire safety and emergency preparedness.

If a smoke or carbon monoxide alarm activates and you cannot immediately determine that it is a false alarm, leave the building and call us directly at 516-223-0066 or dial 911 from a safe location. Do not re-enter the building until emergency personnel advise you that it is safe to do so.

Test your alarms regularly according to the manufacturer's instructions and replace batteries and alarms as recommended. Smoke and carbon monoxide alarms are among the most important safety devices in your home.