named programs · 4 · from sources
What they call their work
Emergency Medical Response
Provides emergency transport and medical care, exemplified by the 1950 incident when a child with burns was rushed to the hospital by a department member
Fire Suppression Services
Responds to structural, vehicle, and wildland fires using volunteer firefighters and department apparatus, including initial response with a 1922 American LaFrance pumper and later a converted 1938 GMC water tanker
Mutual Aid Program
Provides assistance to neighboring fire departments during large incidents, such as the 1950 response to the Phoenix Paper Mill fire, where Moyers Corners arrived first and laid hose lines to fight the blaze
Women’s Auxiliary
Supports firefighters through fundraising, meal provision during operations, and community engagement; founded in 1948 and instrumental in purchasing equipment and organizing events like Field Days
activities · 6 groups
What they do
-
Fire Safety Education & Prevention 2 activities
- Community Fire Safety Education and OutreachOrganizes an annual Field Days event to engage the community in fire safety education and promote public awareness of department services.
- Voluntary Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Alarm InspectionsConducts voluntary home safety inspections for smoke and carbon monoxide alarms to support community fire prevention efforts.
-
-
Volunteer Fire Department Services 1 activity
- Emergency Response and Fire Protection ServicesProvides fire, rescue, and emergency medical services across a 20-square-mile response area in the Town of Clay, responding to approximately 1,400 emergency calls annually through four fire stations located in Liverpool, N. Syracuse, Baldwinsville, and Clay.
-
-
Mutual Aid Emergency Response 1 activity
- Mutual-Aid Response to Neighboring JurisdictionsProvides mutual-aid assistance to fire departments in Onondaga and Oswego counties during emergencies, supporting regional emergency response capabilities.
-
-
Emergency Response Vehicle Operations 1 activity
- Operation of Fire Apparatus and Emergency VehiclesOperates and maintains a fleet of fire engines, ladder trucks, rescue vehicles, and squad units across four stations, including a 2020 Spartan Metro Star engine, 2011 Sutphen tower truck, 2018 Spartan Rescue Pumper, and various support vehicles, with plans to place a new E-One aerial ladder truck into service in 2026.
-
-
First Responder Family Scholarships 1 activity
- Scholarship Awards for Children of Department MembersHas awarded $1,000 scholarships annually since 1985 to children of fire department, auxiliary, or squad members, funded jointly by the fire department and auxiliary.
-
-
Youth Firefighter Training Programs 1 activity
- Student Bunk-in ProgramOperates a Student Bunk-in Program since 1997, in which college students live at one of four fire stations, assist with station maintenance and apparatus upkeep, and respond as firefighters to alarms, enhancing department staffing and facility conditions.
-
financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$2.37M
Contributions & grants$6K0%
Program service revenue$2.07M87%
Investment income$239K10%
Other revenue$57K
expenses
Total expenses$1.74M
Program expenses92%
Admin / overhead8%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$0
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineOther
balance sheet
Total assets$4.23M
Cash$1.17M
Investments$3.05M
Liabilities$17K
Net assets$4.21M
Liquid reserves29.1 mo
6 years on record · 2019–2024 · YoY revenue +13.7%
relationships · 29
Who they work with
- AmazonSmile Partner — Facilitates donations to the Moyers Corners Fire Department through eligible customer purchases.
- Auxiliary Partner — Jointly administers and funds scholarships with the fire department
- Belgium-Cold Springs Fire Department Partner — Receives mutual-aid assistance from Moyers Corners Fire Department.
- Brewerton Fire Department Partner — Receives mutual-aid assistance from Moyers Corners Fire Department.
- Bunk-In Committee Partner — Jointly governs the Student Bunk-in Program alongside the Chiefs of the Moyers Corners Fire Department.
- Cicero Fire Department Partner — Receives mutual-aid assistance from Moyers Corners Fire Department.
- Clay Fire Department Partner — Receives mutual-aid assistance from Moyers Corners Fire Department.
- Cody Fire Department Partner — Receives mutual-aid assistance from Moyers Corners Fire Department.
- Facebook Partner — Uses Facebook for outreach and communication.
- Firemen’s Home in Hudson, New York Partner — Adopted firefighters residing at the Firemen’s Home in Hudson, NY, and makes annual contributions to the small change fund.
- Hinsdale Fire Department Partner — Receives mutual-aid assistance from Moyers Corners Fire Department.
- Instagram Partner — Uses Instagram for community engagement and updates.
- Knox Company Partner — Partner vendor for Knox-Box lock box system used for emergency building access.
- Lakeside Fire Department Partner — Receives mutual-aid assistance from Moyers Corners Fire Department.
- Liverpool Fire Department Partner — Receives mutual-aid assistance from Moyers Corners Fire Department.
- Lyncourt Fire Department Partner — Receives mutual-aid assistance from Moyers Corners Fire Department.
- Mattydale Fire Department Partner — Receives mutual-aid assistance from Moyers Corners Fire Department.
- New York State Auxiliary Network — Became a member of the New York State Auxiliary in May 1949 and continues to send delegates to the annual state convention.
- North Syracuse Fire Department Partner — Receives mutual-aid assistance from Moyers Corners Fire Department.
- Northern Onondaga Volunteer Ambulance Partner — Formerly operated as Moyers Corners Ambulance and shared firehouse facilities until 2001.
- Northwest Fire Department Partner — Receives mutual-aid assistance from Moyers Corners Fire Department.
- Onondaga County 911 Center Government — Dispatches Moyers Corners Fire Department for emergency responses.
- Onondaga County Auxiliary Network — Joined the Onondaga County Auxiliary in 1948 and appointed delegates to represent the organization at county meetings.
- PayPal Government — Processes donations for the Moyers Corners Fire Department.
- Phoenix Fire Department Partner — Receives mutual-aid assistance from Moyers Corners Fire Department.
- Town Board of the Town of Clay Government — Contracting governmental body authorizing fire protection and emergency response services.
- Town of Clay Government — Partnered with the Town of Clay to obtain a one-year firefighting license in 1948 and held public hearings for departmental authorization.
- Upstate Hospital Partner — Provided financial donations to the burn unit at Upstate Hospital.
- YouTube Partner — Uses YouTube for multimedia content distribution.
strategies · 3
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Contract-Based Municipal Service Deliverymethodology: contract-based public safety deliveryBy operating under a formal service contract with the Town Board of Clay, the department ensures authorized and structured delivery of emergency services, because defined municipal partnerships provide operational legitimacy, stable expectations, and alignment with public safety standards.
- Student-Resident Staffing Model for Mutual Benefitmethodology: student-resident_staffing_modelBy housing college students at fire stations in exchange for maintenance duties and emergency response participation, the department increases staffing and operational capacity, because the integration of student residents provides reliable manpower while offering them real-world experience toward fire service careers.
- Volunteer-Based Capacity Building with Integrated Trainingmethodology: volunteer-training-modelBy recruiting volunteers without prior experience and providing comprehensive training, the department builds operational capacity and ensures sustainable emergency response capability, because hands-on development and accessible entry points increase volunteer retention and readiness.