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TOB Hazmat Team The TOB HMT consists of volunteers from the Town’s FDs and VAC, in conjunction with the TOB FM Ofc

Hazmat Incident 9/04/26 The TOB HM Team was activated after a NYS DOT mower came in contact with illegally dumped traile...
09/08/2026

Hazmat Incident 9/04/26

The TOB HM Team was activated after a NYS DOT mower came in contact with illegally dumped trailer batteries in the grass on the Ocean Parkway.

It resulted in the batteries being destroyed, causing damage and the batteries into thermal runaway .

Babylon FD knocked down the fire. Team members placed the batteries into an overpack drum with cellblock . NYSDOT took the overpack with contents for disposal.

All handled by BFD, the HMT, and the TOB Fire Marshals Office.

PLEASE properly dispose of lithium batteries.

Team response to Babylon FD on May 17, 2026
05/30/2026

Team response to Babylon FD on May 17, 2026

03/30/2026

On March 10th at 23:24, the Deer Park Fire Department was activated for a reported BBQ fire with an explosion.

Upon arrival, units determined that the homeowner had extinguished the fire; however, a continuous propane tank leak remained, creating a serious and potentially dangerous condition. Propane is highly flammable and can accumulate quickly, posing a significant risk of ignition or explosion.

Under the direction of Chief Robert Macaluso, crews worked to secure the area, eliminate ignition sources, and safely control the leaking tank. Due to the severity of the situation, the Town of Babylon Hazmat Team was requested to assist.

Units operating on scene included 1-4-30, 1-4-32, 1-4-5, 1-4-11, 1-4-10, 1-4-15, and 1-4-8.

The operation required careful monitoring and control of the propane leak to ensure the safety of both residents and responders.

Time of alarm was 23:24, and units were released at 1:56.

⚠️ Safety Reminder: As the weather gets nicer and more residents begin using BBQs and outdoor equipment, please take a moment to check your propane tanks, connections, and hoses for leaks or damage. If you ever smell gas, leave the area immediately and call 911, do not attempt to handle it yourself.

Your Deer Park Fire Department remains committed to protecting our community, day and night. 🫶

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