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Belle Harbor street corner to be co-named ‘FDNY Lt. Patrick D. Brady Way’ after his line-of-duty death

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The memory of FDNY Lt. Patrick Brady will be commemorated after Council Member Joann Ariola, at his family’s request, submitted legislation to co-name the corner of Beach 129th Street and Newport Avenue in Belle Harbor in his honor. Ariola made the announcement Tuesday, Nov. 10, two days after the one-year anniversary of his line-of-duty death while battling a fire on the rooftop of a Kings Highway building in Brooklyn. Lt. Brady, of Ladder 120, suffered a medical episode and went into cardiac arrest on Nov. 8, 2025. EMS rushed him to Brookdale University Hospital Medical Center, where he died. Brady was 42. [caption id="attachment_629122" align="alignnone" width="1600"] Thousands of firefighters joined the Brady family at St. Francis de Sales Church in Belle Harbor to pay their final respects to Brady, who suffered a fatal cardiac event while working to put out a fire on the roof of a building on Kings Highway in Brownsville on Nov. 8, 2025. Photo by Lloyd Mitchell[/caption] "Lt.

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