At abut 9 AM Monday, Katonah Fire Department volunteers were dispatched to a reported truck fire on the Exit 6 off ramp, Engine 116 and Tanker 6 responded, along with Car 2212. Rescue 17, having just cleared from getting someone out of a stuck elevator at the Katonah Metro North train station, also responded. The construction debris in the dump truck had ignited, and the driver had pulled to the side ... (Full Story & Photos)
This past Monday, Katonah and Croton Falls firefighters trained on essential skills including ladder operations, search and rescue, forcible entry, and vertical ventilation. ... (Full Story & Photos)
This weekend, KFD members participated in a multi-agency training led by Signal 73 and hosted by the Bedford Hills Fire Department. The three-day course focused on Advanced Vehicle Extrication. It was a pleasure working alongside various departments, and we’re grateful to everyone who helped make this training possible.... (Full Story & Photos)
This past Friday, the Katonah Fire Department was dispatched for mutual aid to a 2nd Alarm fire in Somers. Initially, Ladder 39 was assigned to standby and cover the Somers Fire District but was later redirected to the scene for additional manpower. Upon arrival, the crew deployed a hose line to assist other agencies in battling the blaze. Ladder 39 operated for approximately three hours before being ... (Full Story & Photos)
Wednesday evening at about 1845, Katonah Fire Department volunteers were dispatched mutual aid for a barn fire behind The Farmer and The Fish restaurant in Purdys. Rescue 17, Tanker 6 and Cars 2211 and 2213 responded. The crews of Tanker 6 and Rescue 17 immediately went to work, assisting Croton Falls Fire Department and other mutual aid agencies with extinguishing the fire. Meanwhile, Tanker 6 ... (Full Story & Photos)
As part of our continuing efforts to recruit new members, please enjoy a new recruitment video made by Katonah Firefighter Juan Becerra as part of his high school internship with KFD.
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