City of Newburgh Fire Department

The Poughkeepsie Fire Department, led by Chief Joe Franco and Deputy Chief Vincent Parise, is a career-staffed department consisting of 66 firefighters. They provide protection to a population of 32,000 people residing in a 5.72 square mile area. With three fire stations and a fleet of vehicles, including engines, ladder trucks, and marine units, they respond to over 5,000 emergency calls annually. The department is divided into several divisions, including Administration, Training Development, Suppression Protection, Fire Prevention, and Investigation. They are responsible for delivering fire department services, conducting training for firefighters, responding to emergency calls, conducting fire prevention activities, and investigating the cause and origin of fires. The Poughkeepsie Fire Department is dedicated to ensuring the safety and well-being of the community they serve.Generated from the website

The Fire Department serves and protects the lives, property and interests of the citizens and proprietors of the City of Peekskill. The department s fleet includes an aerial platform, utility vehicle, engines and paramedic fly cars. It has more than 200 volunteers and over 20 firefighters. The Fire Department has a team of captains, lieutenants, career supervisor and municipal training officer. It has more than 10 emergency medical technicians and paramedics. The department operates a fire police unit that works for traffic and crowd control and securing the fire scene. It additionally maintains a fire prevention committee that works for annual school fire drills and demonstrations. The Fire Department is operated by the City of Peekskill, which also maintains police, public works, administration, human resources and information technology departments. The Fire Department is located in Peekskill, N.Y.

The New Paltz Fire Department works to provide fire protection, rescue, hazardous material response and emergency medical services. It houses engines, aerial ladders, water tankers, command vehicles, rescue squads, paramedic units, brush trucks, ambulances, and rescue vans and cars. The department serves more than 16,000 people living in an area of over 50 square miles. The New Paltz Fire Department provides information regarding fire prevention and suppression. It is comprised of nearly 50 firefighters and emergency medical personnel. The New Paltz Fire Department has a communication center that coordinates responses to various emergency calls for services. It works under the government of New Paltz in New York.