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Fuel Spill at scene of MVA FEBRUARY 16 - At 0813 Holbrook was dispatched to a fuel spill at the scene of a prior MVA. Upon arrival Chief Pendl reported a split saddle tank with approximately 75 gallons leaking into the roadway. Prior to his arrival the vehicle owner whose business was adjacent to the accident scene had provided a payloader and sand to dike and abosrb the fuel. Islip Town Haz-Mat was called for a responder and NY State DEC ... (Full Story & Photos)

Working fire Mollie Blvd JANUARY 19 - AT 10:15 am Holbrook was dispatched to a structure fire at 506 Mollie Blvd. Original reports were for a possible oil burner puff back. 1st Asst Chief Stack was first on scene reporting heavy smoke from the chimney and light smoke from the eaves of the house. Neighbors reported the possibility of an occupant within. Heavy smoke was encountered at the front door. 2nd Asst Chief Heinssen entered to search ... (Full Story & Photos)

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Car Fire In Parking Lot AUGUST 31 - At 3:27 pm Holbrook was activated for a vehicle fire in a parking lot at the corner of Lincoln Avenue & Church Street. The fire was started in the engine compartment. Holbrooks crew quickly put it out. ... (Full Story & Photos)

Holbrook Tackles Car Fire AUGUST 16 - At 1443 Hrs the members of Holbrook were toned out for a reported car fire the intersection of Lincolin Ave and Veterans Memorial Hwy. Chief Stack was first in the area and corrected the location to Broadway Ave and Veterans Memorial Hwy and stated that he had a working care fire. Engine 6 was first in and streached an attack line. Crews made quick work of the fire. All operations were under the command ... (Full Story & Photos)

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Residential Structure Fire JULY 31 - Holbrook was activated for a reported structure fire on Anthony Lane at 0125 hrs. Upon arrival Chief Stack found a residential structure with fire showing on the exterior. He immediately had dispatch reactivate for a working fire. Engine 12 was first due followed shortly by Engine 1 and Engine 2. Crews worked quickly to extinguish the fire which had extended into the attic area. The family safely ... (Full Story & Photos)

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