Source: New York Post
A Long Island fire company can’t seem to douse its spending scandals, blowing thousands of taxpayers dollars on hotel rooms and booze, according to the latest state audit. Town of Babylon officials warned the North Amityville Fire Company that the eyebrow-raising spending represents its “last strike” — as the same station faced heat less than two years ago following a separate scathing audit. Leaders from the Suffolk County company shelled out nearly $7,000 for 12 hotel rooms tied to its annual dinner in July 2023, despite the venue being only 11 miles from its firehouse, according to the 2024 state comptroller’s review.
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