Tarrytown Fire Department



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Release the hero in yourself – Become a Volunteer Firefighter


"Volunteer firefighters comprise two-thirds of the estimated 1.2 million firefighters in this country," said Charlie Dickinson, Acting Assistant Administrator of the United States Fire Association (USFA). 

We are a 100% Volunteer Department, like the majority of the neighborhoods in Westchester. There is no time table or schedule; you respond when you wish to or when you can. You will know when you are needed as the Village Horn will sound with a specific number of blasts, additionally you may have a radio pager which send a tone followed by a voice message with details of the type of emergency, locations and the units requested to respond.

Any village of Tarrytown resident or resident of the Fire District, or person that spends their primarily working day in the Village, provided they are eighteen years old or over. One of the many benefits to becoming a member is the knowledge that you are providing a valuable service to the community in which you live. The Fire Department supplies your all Personal Protective Equipment, known as PPE, in house training including American Heart Association CPR, and OSHA training, and FireFighter Essentials training at the Westchester Fire Academy in Valhalla.

Tarrytown Fire Department consists of six fire companies under the direction of Chief Domenic Morabito, 1st Assistant Chief Pat Derivan and 2nd Assistant Chief Mike Coffey. In their absence a Deputy Chief or Line Officer will establish command at an incident. Each Company is run by its own Line and Administrative Officers.


You can choose which companies you wish to volunteer for. Some things to consider when selecting which company to join:

  • Location  - Where and when are you most likely to respond? from your home or work location in Tarrytown or the Tarrytown Fire District (surrounding villages)?
  • Meeting Nights - Companies have different schedules for their Meeting nights (you do not have to attend all meetings).
  • Drill Nights - Companies have different schedules for their Meeting nights (you do not have to attend all drills).
  • Specialization - Companies perform some specialized tasks due to the specific nature of the equipment their apparatus carries.
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    Phenix Hose Co. No.2 - Engine 76
    Central Ave & Mechanics Ave, Tarrytown, NY, 10591
    Tel: (914) 366 0636
    E-mail:
    Meeting night: Thursday of each month


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Riverside Engine Co. No.4 - Engine 80
Franklin & White Street,  Tarrytown, NY, 10591
Tel: (914) 631 9504
E-mail:
Meeting night: 1st Thursday of each month
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Washington Engine Co. No.2 - Tower Ladder 78
157 White Plains Road (Route 119), Tarrytown, NY, 10591
Tel: (914) 366 4133
E-mail: 2nd Assistant Chief Mike Coffey mcoffey2333@verizon.net
Meeting night: 1st Monday of each month
Drill nights: 

  • Responds to all carbon monoxide alarms south of route 119


Hope Hose Co. No.1 - Engine 79
50 Main Street, Tarrytown, NY, 10591
Tel: (914) 631 8908
E-mail:
Meeting night: 2nd Tuesday of each month
Drill nights: Monday

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Conqueror Hook & Ladder Co. No.1 – Ladder 37
50 Main Street, Tarrytown, NY, 10591
Tel: (914) 631 1003
E-mail: CHL50Main@WorldNetAtt.net
Meeting night: 2nd Tuesday of each month
Drill nights: Monday

  • Responds to all carbon monoxide alarms North of route 119
  • Thermal imaging camera. 
  • Primary functions are rescue, forced entry and ventilation.
  • Mutual aid truck for ladder operations


Consolidated Engine Co. No.1 - Engine 77
177 Sheldon Avenue, Tarrytown, NY, 10591
Tel: (914) 631 9640
E-mail:
Meeting night: 1st Thursday of each month
Drill nights: 


Fire Boat 5
The Fire Boat 5 crew consists of volunteer members from all six companies. To become a member of the Fire Boat 5 crew additional training is required. This includes mandatory Coast Guard Boating Skills and Seamanship, CPR and First Aid.

Driver Training is necessary to become a driver for your companies Fire Apparatus. The Drivers Road Test is normally administered by the Chief Driver for the Company.

Remember your community needs you. The best time to volunteer is now!

If you are seeking to volunteer for a worthy cause and you think that the Tarrytown Fire Department is not for you, then please consider the Tarrytown Volunteer Ambulance Corps (TVAC) 

Notes:
1/. For the Students and Interns you should be aware the advantages volunteer membership brings to your resume. Your prospective College or Hospital will be aware of your Team Work and Leadership skills learned, and you gain another valuable referral.
2/. Many large corporations provide additional vacation days to employees engaged in training programs for voluntary community service. Ask your HR Department.



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