VALHALLA, NY (May 9, 2023) — The Westchester County Department of Emergency Services honored the late NRFD Captain Andy DiMaggio with a street naming dedication ceremony. Captain DiMaggio, a devoted husband to his wife Eileen and a father of four sons, passed away three years ago due to COVID-19.
Captain DiMaggio joined the department in 1989 and worked as a firefighter for 31 years, rising through the ranks to become a Lieutenant in 2005 and a Captain in 2012. He was known for his expertise and teaching abilities, particularly during his time as the Training Officer for the Department. He trained numerous recruits from all over the county during his tenure at the Westchester County Career Chief’s Fire Academy.
At the street naming dedication ceremony, the Westchester County Department of Emergency Services celebrated Captain DiMaggio’s life and legacy. He was remembered as the epitome of a firefighter, inspiring others to aspire to his level of dedication and passion for the job. His wife and children were in attendance to witness the tribute to their beloved family member.
Captain DiMaggio’s contributions to the firefighting community in Westchester County were invaluable, and his memory will continue to live on through the newly named street. The Department of Emergency Services hopes that his example will inspire future generations of firefighters to serve their communities with the same level of excellence and dedication.
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