From emergency fire response to prevention inspections and community education — Riverhead Fire Department stands ready around the clock to protect what matters most.
From emergency response to prevention and education, we provide the full spectrum of fire safety services for Riverhead and surrounding communities.
Round-the-clock rapid response to structural fires, vehicle accidents, hazardous material incidents, and rescue operations throughout Riverhead.
Request InformationThorough commercial and residential fire code inspections, sprinkler system evaluations, and compliance assessments to keep your property safe and up to code.
Schedule InspectionFree fire safety workshops, school programs, CPR and first aid certification classes, and community fire drills for all ages.
Learn MoreSpecialized extrication training and equipment for vehicle accidents, confined space rescue, and water rescue operations on Long Island's waterways.
Request InformationComplimentary home fire safety assessments including smoke detector installation, escape plan development, and hazard identification for homeowners.
Schedule CheckSpecialized fire protection planning for Riverhead's historic buildings and landmarks, balancing preservation needs with modern safety requirements.
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Founded in 1893, the Riverhead Fire Department has served as the backbone of emergency response for Suffolk County's North Fork community. What began as a volunteer hose company has grown into a professional department comprising 150+ trained firefighters and emergency responders.
Our station at 175 Middle Road serves as both our operational headquarters and a community resource. We respond to thousands of calls annually — from structure fires and vehicle accidents to medical emergencies and hazardous material incidents — while also dedicating significant resources to prevention, inspection, and public education.
We're invested in making Riverhead safer through education, outreach, and partnership with the organizations that make our community strong.
Free fire safety presentations for Riverhead's schools, teaching children ages 5–18 about fire prevention, escape planning, and 911 safety.
Regular community open house events where residents can tour the station, meet firefighters, and learn about our equipment and operations.
American Red Cross certified courses open to the public. Learn life-saving skills from experienced first responders.
Whether you need a fire inspection, safety consultation, or want to schedule a community presentation — we're here to help. Contact Riverhead Fire Department today.
For non-emergencies, reach out during business hours. For emergencies, always dial 911.
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