Franklin Square (Nassau) 5th Alarm 11/23/25

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Fire in a Bagel Shop at 529 Franklin Ave.

Bagel store, Italian ice shop in Franklin Square catch fire

More than 150 firefighters responded to the fire in the building that houses 529 Bagels and Ralph's Famous Italian Ices, the Nassau County Fire Marshal official said.

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Responders battle fire at Franklin Square bagel shop

Pictures from the scene appear to show heavy smoke pouring from the front of 529 Bagels at 529 Franklin Square Ave.

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Now a 5th Alarm

Multiple departments responding mutual aid, including Elmont, Long Beach (engine & tower ladder)

 

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Firefighters Battle Blaze

- Citizen user video shows firefighters and multiple emergency vehicles on scene with heavy smoke visible. Stay informed and connected. Go LIVE to share updates with your community in real-time.

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Approximately 200 firefighters from Valley Stream, West Hempstead, Malverne, Lakeview, Garden City, Stewart Manor, Floral Park, Elmont, Uniondale, Lynbrook, Mineola, Inwood, New Hyde Park, Plainview, Long Beach, Point Lookout/Lido and East Meadow assisted the Franklin Square & Munson Fire Department in battling the fire.

 

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Franklin Square and Munson Fire Department Building Fire – Franklin Avenue [11-23-25] - K-Mad

On the evening of and into the night of Sunday, November 23rd, 2025, the Franklin Square and Munson Fire Department along with mutual aid companies operated on the scene of a multiple alarm building fire on Franklin Avenue off 3rd Avenue. Several hand lines and master streams were put into...

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From the FS&M Facebook page:

"Yesterday evening at 5:19pm Our Department was alerted to a report of smoke from the building at 529 Franklin Ave. Upon arrival units were met with extreme heat and heavy smoke conditions throughout the building. Once it was reported that there was no life hazard in the structure a defensive operation was set up using 5 Tower Ladders and 5 Handlines and ultimately a 5th Alarm was transmitted. All Units operated for just under 6 hours total to bring the fire under control. 2 Firefighters were evaluated at the scene for minor injuries.
Thank you to all the Mutual Aid Departments from all over Nassau County & The Dispatchers at Firecom that responded to assist us. All units were under the command of Chief of Department Michael Multari."