Covid-19 put a stop to many firehouse traditions, one such tradition was our annual inspection. It is during this time of the year our members paint and repair tools and thoroughly wash and wax the apparatus ensuring it is in top condition to respond to the various emergencies throughout the year. Inspection is also a small competition between companies to see who has the shiniest apparatus and cleanest ... (Full Story & Photos)

Yesterday was a great day for MFVFD. After 2 years, we were able to celebrate our “old-timers’ with our annual breakfast.

Our department wouldn’t be what it is today without the older generations shaping it into such a successful organization. For 20+ years these men and women have been dedicated members of our department and each & every one of them has worked hard to earn their role as “old-timer”. ... (Full Story & Photos)

At approximately 12:40 am this morning, the Mahopac Falls Dive Team was dispatched to Brewster for a confirmed vehicle submerged in the water. Upon arrival, Assistant Chief Meury & Dive Capt Eaton met with the scene command to formulate a plan for the removal of the vehicle.

Members of our dive team entered the moving water to hook the cable tow line. Once attached, the vehicle was pulled from the ... (Full Story & Photos)

Last night, members of MFVFD took advantage of the slightly warmer weather and did something a little different for our Wednesday night drill. Members were escorted to Red Mills Park Trail where they were instructed to prepare for a rope rescue.

In order to get to the scene, our members had to make a short hike through the trail. Once on scene, they were divided into two groups. Lieutenant Dwyer ... (Full Story & Photos)

Did you know that April is Autism Acceptance Month? We are sure you have probably also heard it referred to as Autism Awareness Month but in 2021, the designation changed to Autism Acceptance Month.

It's a simple – but important – revision.

"Awareness is knowing that somebody has autism, Acceptance is when you include a person with autism in your activities. Help them to develop in that community ... (Full Story & Photos)