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The LVFD was called out to assist the Glen Cove Fire Department on Monday evening as they battled a blaze at the Konica Minolta building on Charles Street. LVFD Engine 544 was requested to standby at Glen Cove Fire Headquarters to assist with any additional alarms. The GCFD was also assisted by the Sea Cliff and Glenwood Fire Departments, along with Glen Cove EMS and Jericho Fire Department EMS. Engine 544 stood by for about 2 hours before returning to service in Locust Valley.

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The Nassau SPIN (Security/Police Information Network) advises that winter has arrived and you should dress for the season following these tips. Read more

The Nassau County SPIN (Security/Police Information Network) recommends the following Winter Safety tips. Winter has arrived and you should stockpile the following supplies in the event a winter storm or power outage prevents you from leaving your home. Read more

Happy New Year to all the residents of the Locust Valley Fire District, from the Chiefs, Officers, and Members of the Locust Valley Fire Department. It is our pleasure to continue serving our community as volunteers since 1893!

DeCAROLIS - Americo "Red", of Locust Valley, LI on December 19th, 2011 Age 85. Ex-Chief of the Locust Valley Fire Department and former Commissioner. Member of American Legion Post 76. Beloved husband of Mary. Loving father of Ronnie Feeg (Alan). Dear brother of Julie Knight and Frank Jr. Proud grandfather of Kelly Feeg. Also survived by many nieces and nephews. Friends may visit at the Funeral Home of Dodge-Thomas Glen Cove Wednesday 7-9 pm; Thursday 3-5 & 7-9 pm. Firematic Services are Friday at 8pm. Mass at St. Gertrude RC Church Friday 10 am. Interment Locust Valley Cemetery. Read more

On Sunday, December 18th, Santa made his annual visit to the Locust Valley Fire Department. With lights and sirens blaring, Santa was escorted by Tower Ladder 546 through the streets of our community. He also brought along some elves who threw popcorn balls to kids and adults alike, as they made their way through town.

Best wishes for a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

A real tree can add to the spirit of Christmas by filling your home with beauty and the scent of pine. But a real tree can also pose a fire hazard. Christmas trees account for 250 fires annually, resulting in 14 deaths, 26 injuries and more than $13.8 million in property damage. The NCPD and Nassau County Fire Marshalls Office would like to insure that homeowners have a happy and healthy holiday season by following some simple tips. Read more

This holiday season The Nassau County Firefighters Museum & Education Center wants to remind everyone to be safe. With the following safety tips, you can help prevent fires for a safe and happy holiday season. Read more

The Nassau County Police Department shares tips for safe holiday shopping with your children. Please read before you head out shopping this season and be safe. A full list of safety tips can be found in the Public Safety Tips section under the General Information tab. Have a safe and healthy Holiday season. Read more

Tips for a safe holiday shopping experience, courtesy of the Nassau County Police Department. Please check out our Public Safety Tips section under the General Information tab to view a full list of tips for home and health safety. Read more