Integrated Emergency Response

Provides fire protection, emergency medical services, and emergency response to the Van Etten area and surrounding communities.

Restored a historic chemical cart by refurbishing all components, including metal, wood, and finish work, and participated in a traditional fire department "push-in" ceremony to mark its return to service.

Provides downloadable fire safety materials, including guidance on smoke alarm testing, home fire escape planning, lithium-ion battery safety, electric vehicle charging safety, and wildland fire safety for at-risk communities.

Provides an online dashboard that shows potential exposure to wildfire hazards for structures in the wildland-urban interface at the county and community level, enabling targeted risk reduction planning and outreach.

Operates a First Responder Youth Camp where young participants learn emergency response skills from local firefighters and EMS personnel, with scheduled programming in July 2026.

Provides fire protection and fire prevention services to residents and visitors in the Elmsford Fire District.

Provides fire protection, fire prevention, rescue, and emergency medical services to residents, businesses, and visitors within its fire district. Responded to 448 incidents from January through July 2026 and a total of 7,759 incidents between 2015 and 2025.

Provides fire suppression, fire prevention, and first responder services in its area of operation.

Delivers fire protection and emergency medical services (EMS) ambulance services to the community.

Trains personnel in fire service duties, including rope rescue, swift water and ice rescue, vehicle extrication, and hazardous materials response. The department maintains readiness through standardized procedures and mutual aid compatibility.

Manages day-to-day operations including maintenance of fire stations, grounds, and apparatus. The department has constructed and operated multiple fire stations since its founding, including Station 1 (1949), a second station at Gaskill Corners (1977), and a third station on Route 38 following a 2016 district expansion.

Delivers fire safety education programs to schools, supports community awareness of new legislation, and provides public education as part of its mission. These efforts include traffic control at community events and promoting emergency preparedness.

Responds to emergencies including structure fires, brush fires, motor vehicle accidents, hazardous material incidents, and medical emergencies. The department provides EMS as the primary type of call, operates three ambulances across two stations, and utilizes Medevac helicopters when necessary. Services are delivered to approximately 7,100 residents across a 45-square-mile district.

Delivers emergency response services including fire suppression, medical aid, and rescue operations.

Provides emergency medical response services to the towns of Cameron and Rathbone to prevent and reduce injury and loss of life.

Provides fire protection services to the towns of Cameron and Rathbone to prevent fire-related loss, damage, and injury.

Delivers emergency response services including fire suppression, fire safety education, fire prevention initiatives, and ambulance transport. Operates as a volunteer fire company serving the local community in Clymer, NY.

Delivers fire suppression and emergency medical response services to its fire district and designated protection areas.