Fairmount Fire Department

Founded in 1942, Fairmount Fire Department is located in Syracuse, N.Y., is a voluntary organization offering firefighting services. It is a member of Onondaga County's Western Section Line Officers Association. The fire department has firefighting cars, trucks and vans of leading brands, such as Dodge, Chevrolet and Ford, and the vehicles are used for medical emergencies, vehicle lockouts, residential lockouts, outdoor fires and auto accidents. Its fire fighting vehicles are equipped with water tanks, pumps, gallon tank, alarms, gas and liquid spills, hydraulic line reels, spreaders and speedway cutters, portable wheeled cart with generator, lights and cords and firecom headsets. Its vehicles also have water cans, shovels, brooms, suction machines and utility box for outdoor fires. The department has an auxiliary that was organized in 1944, and it has more than 42 members to provide assistance to the men of the fire department by offering food and drinks on the fire scene. It also assists in organizing fundraising events, such as pancake breakfasts, parades and field days.

Western Area Volunteer Emergency Service Inc, located in Camillus, NY, is a dedicated fire and rescue service committed to providing essential emergency response and support to the local community. Comprised of trained volunteers, the organization focuses on fire suppression, medical assistance, and disaster response, ensuring the safety and well-being of residents. Their unwavering commitment to service and community engagement makes them a vital resource in emergency situations. Generated from this place's information

The Fairmount Fire Department Training Facility, located in Syracuse, NY, is dedicated to preparing firefighters for the challenges they may face in the field. This state-of-the-art facility offers a range of training programs, including live-fire exercises, technical rescue simulations, and emergency response drills. With a focus on safety and skill development, the center plays a vital role in ensuring that local fire service personnel are well-equipped to protect and serve their community effectively. Generated from this place's information