except Manhattan. Four of the volunteer companies in Queens and the one in Brooklyn also provide emergency medical/ambulance services. The following is a list of all volunteer fire departments in the city of New York according to borough. Bronx Edgewater Park Volunteer Hose Company No. 1 - Main St. and Adee Dr. Engine Company 1 Engine Company 3 Brooklyn Gerrittsen Beach Volunteer Fire Department - 52 Seba Ave. Engine Company 1 Ambulance Unit Brush Fire Unit Utility Truck Marine Unit Chiefs Truck Queens Broad Channel and West Hamilton Beach have teleprinters in parallel with the FDNY fire companies that also serve their area. They operate on their own frequency but communicate with FDNY via the Queens Dispatch Frequency. West Hamilton Beach Volunteer Fire Department - 102-33 Davenport Ct. Engine Company 944 Engine Company 946 Ambulance 947 Ambulance 947-1 Ambulance 947-2 BFU 1 Chief 941 Deputy Chief 942 Broad Channel Volunteer Fire Department - 15 Noel Rd. Engine Company 2 Engine Company 210 Ambulance 309 Ambulance 312 Marine 1 Chief 101 Chief 102 Roxbury Volunteer Fire Department - 42 State Rd. Engine 211 (Brush Unit) Engine 212 Ambulance Unit Rockaway Point Volunteer Fire Department - 204-26 Rockaway Point Blvd. Engine Company 1 Rescue Company 1 Rescue Company 2 Point Breeze Volunteer Fire Department - 29 Point Breeze Ave. Engine Company 7 Ladder Company 8 Staten Island The Staten Island volunteer companies are dispatched by the Staten Island Communications Office and operate on their own frequency but communicate with FDNY via the Staten Island Dispatch frequency. Oceanic Volunteer Hook & Ladder Company No. 1 - 4010 Victory Blvd. Engine 1 Brush 2 Richmond Volunteer Engine Company No. 1 - 3664 Richmond Rd. Engine 1 Metropolitan Fire Assoc. - 460 Brielle Ave. Engine 62 TRV 12 Disbanded Fire Companies Throughout the history of the New York City Fire Department, there have been many fire companies disbanded due to budgetary cutbacks or departmental reorganization. Below is a list of disbanded fire companies organized by borough. There are several Tactical Control Units and Fireboats that were assigned to different Companies Manhattan Engine 2 - 530 W. 43rd St., Manhattan - Disbanded Nov. 25, 1972 - Current quarters of Rescue 1 Engine 11 - 437 E. Houston St., Manhattan - Disbanded Oct. 15, 1957 to form Engine 91-1 Engine 12 - 261 William St., Manhattan - Disbanded Oct. 1, 1959 Engine 13 - 253 Lafayette St.,