NORTH SEA FIRE DEPARTMENT
Established in 1934, the North Sea Fire Department (NSFD) began with a group of dedicated community/volunteer members, an assortment of donated equipment and a small parcel of land. To this day, our 100% volunteer membership is dedicated to the North Sea community. We are your neighbors, business owners, friends and family members who respond year round, day or night, regardless of conditions to help those in need. Whether it is a fire, smoke alarm, vehicle accident, medical transport, water rescue or other emergency we are always here to serve others.
Since our formation, we have grown into two fire stations, with some of the latest fire fighting and rescue equipment that helps save lives and protect property in our community. When called upon to help neighboring departments, we do so without reservation. We are proud of our long history of service and honor those who have served before us.

Mission
Our mission is to promptly and professionally serve the needs of the North Sea Fire District community by saving life and protecting property. Done with pride, dedication, and never failing to deliver quality emergency life safety services with the highest level of commitment, teamwork, and community engagement.
Vision
We are proud and dedicated to serve the North Sea community. We are committed to protecting life and property in North Sea, the surrounding communities and any person or agency who may call for our help. We remain current on firefighting and rescue techniques through monthly drills, trainings and schools so we can effectively accomplish our mission. We embrace new technologies, equipment and techniques to provide the highest level of service to our community.

North Sea Fire District

The North Sea Fire District extends east to Deerfield Road, south to North Sea Mecox Road, and to the north and west, the waters of Little Peconic Bay. The NSFD also provides "mutual aid" to other departments on the South Fork of Long Island
There are two firehouses in North Sea: The Main Firehouse and The Substation.

CHIEFS AND OFFICERS

Chief
Lance Aldrich
Lance has been a NSFD since 1974. He served as Chief from 1999-2002 and returned to serving as assistant Chief in 2020.

1st Assistant Chief
Thomas Rewinski
Tom became 2nd assistant Chief in 2022 and served as Lieutenant for several years prior. Tom is a strong training advocate and has attended multiple FDIC conferences.

2nd Assistant Chief
Kyle Wright
Kyle served as Captain before becoming 2nd Assistant Chief. With over 15 years of service to NSFD, Kyle brings a wealth of knowledge to his position.

1st Captain
Michael Arkinson
Mike previously served as a Lieutenant prior to becoming Captain. Mike also volunteers his time with the Southampton Town Ambulance.

2nd Captain
Matt Heckman
Matt was appointed Lieutenant in the fall of 2025 in response to increasing call volume and operational demands. He will serve as Captain for the 2026 term.

1st Lieutenant
Michael Heskiaof
Mike has served as Lieutenant for several years now and brings a wealth of knowledge to his position.

2nd Lieutenant
Steven Begg
Steven is serving his first year as an officer but is among the top responders in the department. He has attended multiple FDIC conventions and holds both FF1/FF2 NYS Certifications
