Councilwoman Bonner honors local heroes at Rocky Point Fire Department dinner


Rocky Point Fire Installation Dinner | Town of Brookhaven

Councilwoman Jane Bonner and Assemblywoman Jodi Giglio attended the Rocky Point Fire Department's 68th Annual Installation Dinner on May 17th. 

The event, held at Majestic Gardens in Rocky Point, celebrated the department's officers for 2025 and recognized the dedication of its firefighters and volunteers.

"It’s always a privilege to be with the brave men and women of the Rocky Point Fire Department," stated Councilwoman Bonner. "Their selfless commitment to protecting our community is truly inspiring, and this evening is a well-deserved recognition of their hard work."

The Installation Dinner is a tradition that unites the Rocky Point community in support of its fire and emergency medical services. 

The event included speeches, acknowledgments of service years, and the swearing-in of new leadership within the department. Councilwoman Bonner expressed her appreciation for the department's ongoing efforts to ensure public safety and acknowledged their daily sacrifices for the community.

The photograph accompanying this article shows (standing) Chief of Department Sean Martin, Third Assistant Chief Ken Kowalchuk, Commissioner John Buchner, Commissioner Ken Staufer, Commissioner Hank Strong, Second Assistant Chief Jeremy Freund; (sitting) Councilwoman Jane Bonner, Commissioner Debra Handel, New York State Assemblywoman Jodi Giglio.

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