On July 12th members along with Heavy Rescue 214 went to Campbell Hall FD to help participate in their Camp Sundown event for children with xeroderma pigmentosum. The Rescue is used for scene lighting around the event at the Hamptonburgh Town Park. Every year since being asked by … [Read more...]
On July 12th at approximately 19:42hrs Maybrook Firefighters were alerted to a fuel spill at UNFI Warehouse in our Industrial part of our district on Neelytown Rd. in Montgomery. Upon arrival units found a refrigerated trailer that was dehitched without the landing … [Read more...]
On behalf of the members of the Maybrook Engine Company No. 1, We would like to send our sincere Condolences to Trooper Nicholas F. Clark's family, friends and to his New York State Police family. Trooper Clark had fallen in the line of duty while serving his community and New … [Read more...]
Santa Claus will be making his way around the fire district on one of our fire trucks December 16th, 2017. He will be escorted by our wonderful firefighters. Can you imagine a fire truck with lights and sirens pulling up in front of your home with Jolly Old Saint … [Read more...]
Maybrook Police Chief Shot In Line of Duty and Active Shooter Barricaded Inside House.
Our heartfelt thoughts and prayers go out to Maybrook Police Chief Arnold "Butch" Amthor who according to multiple sources was shot in the line of duty this morning protecting our community and enforcing the law. We all wish him a speedy recovery as well as best wishes to all of … [Read more...]
Announce The Passing of 59 Year Life Member Max McComb
It's with deep sadness and regret that the Maybrook Engine Company No. 1 announces the passing of 59 year Life Member, Past Chief and President Max McComb. Max was a very essential part of the Maybrook Engine Company No. 1, Village of Maybrook as well as sorrounding communities … [Read more...]
Maybrook Fire Department dispatched for Heavy Rescue for coverage assignment in the Silver Lake Fire District while they were out on a 3rd Alarm Fire on Fitzgerald Drive. Car 1 and Rescue 214 stood by into the early morning hours along with Bullville Engine and Washingtonville's … [Read more...]
Maybrook Responds Car Into Fence and Tree
Maybrook Car 3, Deputy Chief 1 and Rescue 214 responded to a 1 car motor vehicle accident with injuries. Upon arrival units found a 1 car through a fence and into a tree. Crews from rescue disabled batteries and checked for any leaks. Units cleared short time after being on … [Read more...]
Members came in full force this past Sunday October 16th to support Past Chief Max McComb who is battling ALS ( Lou Gehrig's Disease). Thank you to all the members who were able to make this special event. We as a department are proud of our past and current members. Great Job to … [Read more...]
E 218 Wet Down
September 19th at 1:00 will be the wet down for E218. Following the wet down will be a block party with a live band. Everyone is welcome to come out and help us celebrate our new apparatus. … [Read more...]
As of 5/8/15 our newest addition is in service. E-218 is a Spartan ERV engine. IT has a 1,000gallon water tank 40 gallon foam tank. It has a 1500gpm Darley pump with Darley C.A.F.S. system. It has a 6 seat cab. It has a Amkus 240 SS Super Simo unit. E-218 is An almost identical … [Read more...]
Maybrook Fire Department 2013 Year In Review
Maybrook Fire Department 2013 Year of Review. … [Read more...]
Maybrook was dispatched at 0251hrs to a 2nd alarm structure fire at 140 Casimer Rd. in the Mechanicstown Fire District ( 27 ) , Tanker 211 and Car 3 both responded with a full crew. Crews from Tanker 211 helped open up and hit hot spots with firefighters from Mechanicstown as … [Read more...]
After a busy morning mutual aid call to Mechanicstown Fire District for a structure, Maybrook was toned out once again for a fire but this time it was in our First Due at Taylor Recycling Facility on Neelytown Rd. Upon arrival of Maybrook Car 3 there was a heavy black smoke … [Read more...]
Back To Back Mutual Aid To Walden For Working Fires
On March 6th around midnight Walden responded to a reported structure fire. Command was set up for a working fire. Tanker 211 was requested for stand-by then went to the scene. On March 7th around 5:00 Pm Walden received a call for another structure fire with the house filling … [Read more...]
