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The Fourth of July Weekend kept the CFD busy this year, with our volunteers taking in eight incidents Friday through Sunday, including a Mutual Aid Garage Fire, a Dumpster Fire, a Vehicle Fire and an Electrical Fire. Here's a recap of our incidents.
FRIDAY Car 2083, Engine 119, Engine 120, Rescue 18 & Utility 14 responded to a minor motor-vehicle collison on southbound Route 9 around 9:30 AM. One ... (Full Story & Photos)
Shortly before 11PM on Tuesday, June 9th, the Croton-on-Hudson Fire Department was requested to a reported house fire with people trapped on North Malcolm Street in the Village of Ossining. Responding as the Firefighter Assist & Search Team (FASTeam) were 2081, 2082, Engine 119 and Utility 14.
Upon our arrival OFD's Bravest were knocking down fire on both floors of the home while simultaneously ... (Full Story & Photos)
Around 4:20 PM on Sunday, May 3rd, the Croton-on-Hudson Fire Department was dispatched to Route 9 for a reported motorcycle accident involving a high speed collision and fire. Assigned were Car 2082, Car 2083, Engine 119, Engine 120, Tanker 10, Rescue 18, Utility 14 and Utility 208.
Upon the arrival of Car 2082 (A/C Munson) he reported one motorcycle off the roadway on fire, with one victim down ... (Full Story & Photos)
Just before 9:30 PM on Friday 4/24/20, the Croton-on-Hudson Fire Department was alerted to a motor-vehicle fire on Route 9 near the Warren Road overpass. While responding, 60 Control advised of conflicting reports of it's actual location, but that it sounded like a working fire.
Car 2082 (Assistant Chief Munson) arrived first, marking off with a pickup truck going with no occupants. Tanker 10 arrived ... (Full Story & Photos)
At 7:05 PM Monday, February 24th, Croton’s Bravest - as well as a FASTeam from Ossining Fire Department & Tankers from Millwood Fire and Yorktown Heights Volunteer FD - were dispatched to a reported porch fire on Colabaugh Pond Road in the Mount Airy Fire Protection District in Cortlandt.
Car 2082 (A/C Munson) reported “fire showing from Route 129,” and arrived moments later with a “single family ... (Full Story & Photos)
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(Unless it falls on a holiday, when it will be held the next evening).
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