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Welcome to the New York Mills Fire Department New York Mills Volunteer Fire Department protects 11,500 citizens, in a 47 square mile area containing the Village of New York Mills, and parts of the Town of New Hartford and Whitestown... Proudly serving for over 75 Years! NYMFD provides both fire and BLS/ALS first responder services to the citizens through the use of three engine companies, one truck company and two rescue companies.
May 29, 2008 -- Utica, New York New York Mills Volunteer Fire Department was called in by Utica City Firefighters to assist at the scene of structure fire at the F.X. Matt Brewery, home of Utica Club and Saranac Beers. The call came in shortly after 5:00pm, and New York Mills Firefighters remained on the scene until 9:15am the next day. The fire was ignited by a welding project on one of the brewery's machines, and quickly spread throughout the 4-story brick structure. Along with New York Mills and Utica City Fire Department; New Hartford, Whitesboro, Maynard and Ilion fire departments also responded. For more pictures of the brewery fire, click here.
January 26, 2008 -- Twin Ponds Golf & Country Club, New York Mills, NY. At he New York Mills Fire Department Annual Installation Banquet, Firemen’s Home Trustee John Montrose presents three of his fellow New York Mills Fire Department members a proclamation from FASNY for their 50 years of service to the fire department and community. Pictured Left to Right:Firefighter Mike Dubiel, he also served two terms as Mayor of the village, Trustee John Montrose, Past Chief Ron Roman having served as chief for 44 years, Past President Bob (Brick) Brykala. He is a Past President of the Oneida County Volunteer Firemen’s Association. They each received a proclamation from the Office of Fire Prevention and Control as well as many letters of recognition from the village and towns. Click here for more news...
- Robert Glenn, Fire Chief Attention Patch Collectors... Due to an overwhelming number of requests, we are simply unable to supply shoulder patches to collectors or other fire departments. Thank you for your cooperation.
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