Ready To Lead The Farmingdale Fire Department

By Farmingdale Observer Staff Posted on May 6, 2016

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Chiefs: From left: Chief of Department Keith Ryan Sr., First Deputy Chief Ryan Tortoso and Second Deputy Chief Michael DiBartolo.

The Farmingdale Fire Department recently held its annual elections and officers were sworn into office.

FarmFDElections 050416 G 1024x683 1 — Commissioners: From left: Frank Romano, Bill Reilly, Bruce Blovsky and John Cella. Missing: Fred Schumeyer.

FarmFDElections 050416 F 1024x683 1 — Junior Brigade: From left: Captain John Russo, First Lt. Ken Amato, Second Lt. Chris DeSena and Secretary Jack Petrocelli.

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FarmFDElections 050416 E 1024x683 1 — Fire Police Squad: From left: Captain William Brochu, First Lt. Robert Jensen and Second Lt. Shirley Cote.

FarmFDElections 050416 D 1024x683 1 — Rescue Squad: Captain Chris Walsh, First Lt. Martin Chuquiruna, Second Lt. Adam Bruzzese and Chief Chauffeur Jason Flemmings.

FarmFDElections 050416 C 1024x683 1 — Water Witch Engine & Hose Co. #1: From left: Captain Water Buser, First Lt. Matt Hammond, Second Lt. Matt Oppedisano and Chief Chauffeur William Merrins III.

FarmFDElections 050416 B 1024x683 1 — Hook, Ladder & Hose Co. #1: Captain Michael Tortoso, First Lt. Tom Kelly, Second Lt. Jared Arlin and Chief Chauffeur John Langon.

FarmFDElections 050416 A 1024x683 1 — Chiefs: From left: Chief of Department Keith Ryan Sr., First Deputy Chief Ryan Tortoso and Second Deputy Chief Michael DiBartolo.

—Photos submitted by Philip M. LoNigro | elegantphotos4u@aol.com

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