Featured
Members of the Irondeqouit Fire Station train for ice rescues in Irondequoit Bay, NY on February 18, 2022. New York firefighters train for ice rescues once a year and spend an hour out in the freezing temperatures.

Members of the Irondeqouit Fire Station train for ice rescues in Irondequoit Bay, NY on February 18, 2022. New York firefighters train for ice rescues once a year and spend an hour out in the freezing temperatures.

60 year old, Dave Price, after ice rescue training for the Irondequoit Fire Department in Irondequoit Bay, NY on February 18, 2022. Price is the oldest career firefighter in Irondequoit and began serving as a volunteer in 1991.

60 year old, Dave Price, after ice rescue training for the Irondequoit Fire Department in Irondequoit Bay, NY on February 18, 2022. Price is the oldest career firefighter in Irondequoit and began serving as a volunteer in 1991.

Victor Pacheco, Matt Aman, Matt LaFave, and Dave Price, members of the Irondequoit Fire Station, train for ice rescues in Irondequoit Bay, NY on February 18, 2022. New York firefighters train for ice rescues once a year and spend an hour out in the

Victor Pacheco, Matt Aman, Matt LaFave, and Dave Price, members of the Irondequoit Fire Station, train for ice rescues in Irondequoit Bay, NY on February 18, 2022. New York firefighters train for ice rescues once a year and spend an hour out in the freezing temperatures.

Members of the Irondeqouit Fire Station train for ice rescues in Irondequoit Bay, NY on February 18, 2022. New York firefighters train for ice rescues once a year and spend an hour out in the freezing temperatures.

Members of the Irondeqouit Fire Station train for ice rescues in Irondequoit Bay, NY on February 18, 2022. New York firefighters train for ice rescues once a year and spend an hour out in the freezing temperatures.

Members of the Irondeqouit Fire Station train for ice rescues in Irondequoit Bay, NY on February 18, 2022. New York firefighters train for ice rescues once a year and spend an hour out in the freezing temperatures.

Members of the Irondeqouit Fire Station train for ice rescues in Irondequoit Bay, NY on February 18, 2022. New York firefighters train for ice rescues once a year and spend an hour out in the freezing temperatures.

Laura Johnson of the Irondeqouit Fire Station carries raft for ice rescues training in Irondequoit Bay, NY on February 18, 2022. New York firefighters train for ice rescues once a year and spend an hour out in the freezing temperatures.

Laura Johnson of the Irondeqouit Fire Station carries raft for ice rescues training in Irondequoit Bay, NY on February 18, 2022. New York firefighters train for ice rescues once a year and spend an hour out in the freezing temperatures.

Members of the Irondeqouit Fire Station train for ice rescues in Irondequoit Bay, NY on February 18, 2022. New York firefighters train for ice rescues once a year and spend an hour out in the freezing temperatures.

Members of the Irondeqouit Fire Station train for ice rescues in Irondequoit Bay, NY on February 18, 2022. New York firefighters train for ice rescues once a year and spend an hour out in the freezing temperatures.

Laura Johnson, Victor Pacheco, unknown, and Tyler Makaravitz blow up an inflatable raft for ice rescues in Irondequoit Bay, NY on February 18, 2022. New York firefighters train for ice rescues once a year and spend an hour out in the freezing temper

Laura Johnson, Victor Pacheco, unknown, and Tyler Makaravitz blow up an inflatable raft for ice rescues in Irondequoit Bay, NY on February 18, 2022. New York firefighters train for ice rescues once a year and spend an hour out in the freezing temperatures.

Members of the Irondeqouit Fire Station train for ice rescues in Irondequoit Bay, NY on February 18, 2022. New York firefighters train for ice rescues once a year and spend an hour out in the freezing temperatures.

Members of the Irondeqouit Fire Station train for ice rescues in Irondequoit Bay, NY on February 18, 2022. New York firefighters train for ice rescues once a year and spend an hour out in the freezing temperatures.

Unknown, Kevin Holihan, and Andy Beyer, members of the Irondequoit Fire Station, train for ice rescues in Irondequoit Bay, NY on February 18, 2022. New York firefighters train for ice rescues once a year and spend an hour out in the freezing tempera

Unknown, Kevin Holihan, and Andy Beyer, members of the Irondequoit Fire Station, train for ice rescues in Irondequoit Bay, NY on February 18, 2022. New York firefighters train for ice rescues once a year and spend an hour out in the freezing temperatures.

Matt Aman, John Champion, Kevin Holihan, Unknown, Unknown, and Tyler Makoravitz of the Irondeqouit Fire Station train for ice rescues in Irondequoit Bay, NY on February 18, 2022. New York firefighters train for ice rescues once a year and spend an h

Matt Aman, John Champion, Kevin Holihan, Unknown, Unknown, and Tyler Makoravitz of the Irondeqouit Fire Station train for ice rescues in Irondequoit Bay, NY on February 18, 2022. New York firefighters train for ice rescues once a year and spend an hour out in the freezing temperatures.

Shane Metcalfe, member of the Irondequoit Fire Station, test the strength of the ice in Irondequoit Bay, NY on February 18, 2022. New York firefighters train for ice rescues once a year and spend an hour out in the freezing temperatures.

Shane Metcalfe, member of the Irondequoit Fire Station, test the strength of the ice in Irondequoit Bay, NY on February 18, 2022. New York firefighters train for ice rescues once a year and spend an hour out in the freezing temperatures.

Members of the Irondeqouit Fire Station train for ice rescues in Irondequoit Bay, NY on February 18, 2022. New York firefighters train for ice rescues once a year and spend an hour out in the freezing temperatures.

Members of the Irondeqouit Fire Station train for ice rescues in Irondequoit Bay, NY on February 18, 2022. New York firefighters train for ice rescues once a year and spend an hour out in the freezing temperatures.

Members of the Irondeqouit Fire Station train for ice rescues in Irondequoit Bay, NY on January 18, 2022. New York firefighters train for ice rescues once a year and spend an hour out in the freezing temperatures.

Members of the Irondeqouit Fire Station train for ice rescues in Irondequoit Bay, NY on January 18, 2022. New York firefighters train for ice rescues once a year and spend an hour out in the freezing temperatures.