The dedicated firefighters of the LeRoy Fire Department serve and protect both the Village and Town of LeRoy in Western NY. Protecting an area of more than 42 square miles with a combined population of just under 8000.
Servicing the NYS Thruway and Routes 5 and 19, the department responds to Motor Vehicle accidents and other traffic incidents. The Oatka Creek runs through town causing occasional flooding and water rescue hazards.
During the past year firefighters’ responded to over 300 alarms. Countless hours were spent maintaining equipment and keeping the fire station in order. Training and drills total hundreds of hours per year dedicated to the community.
Always ready and able the firefighters are 100% Volunteer. Make no mistake, the job they do is always 100% professional.
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The Fire Commissioners’ Meetings 2008
January - October – Second and fourth Tuesdays of the month
October 21, 2008 (Tuesday) – Public Hearing on Budget for 2009
November & December – First and third Tuesdays of the month
Photos © Jay M. Lynch
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Chiefs
701 Chief of Department William Wood
702 1st Assistant Michael Sheflin
703 2nd Assistant Thomas Wood
Photo by Anne Spencer
Photo by Claire Pfendler
Photo by T. Wood
Responding Mutual Aid
Training and Drills
Fire Prevention & Education
Protecting Our Community
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SUPPORT OUR LEROY
DISPATCH CENTER!!!
Firefighter Jim Spear’s Weather Station Live LeRoy Weather
Bethany House Fire
Crews went Mutual Aid to East Bethany for a mobile home fire.
Photos Jay Lynch
York House Fire
Smoke detector program is now underway. We are beginning to do our first installs.
LeRoy Fire District
100% Volunteer - Serving LeRoy New York and Beyond
Photo Josh Pfendler
Photos Jay Lynch
New Years Eve
The Fire Station became a warm place for families to spend some time before the New Year and get out some energy for excited youngsters.
Photo Tom Wood
