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. 3

“Setting up a venue for a dinner does not require an overnight stay,” the report said.

“That was a waste of Company funds.”

The company also blew nearly $

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