Uniformed Fire Fighters

The Pelham Manor Police Department is a law enforcement agency that focuses on preserving peace and detects and prevents crime. The police officers are certified by the American Red Cross and the American Heart Association. The Pelham Manor Police Department supports Drug Abuse Resistance Education (D.A.R.E.), which is an international education program that seeks to prevent the use of illegal drugs, membership in gangs and violent behavior. The department supports the Combat Auto Theft (CAT) program, which is an auto theft prevention program that alerts police and promotes the usage of antitheft devices and parking in safe and secure areas. It maintains a communication center that offers fire-related, police protection and medical services. The department maintains a location in Pelham Manor, N. Y.

The Town of Mamaroneck Fire Department, located on Weaver Street in Larchmont, NY, has been serving the community since its official incorporation in 1936, despite its current structure being completed in 1923. Covering an area of 5.17 square miles, the department offers a range of services including response to fire calls, auto accidents, EMS calls, downed power lines, and public assistance calls, with a fleet that includes two engines, one ladder truck, two rescue trucks, and one fire boat. Generated from their available business information

The Greenville Fire District is an independent municipal entity that provides emergency services to the Edgemont Community in Scarsdale, NY. Governed by a Board of Fire Commissioners, the district operates as a combination fire department with 30 career firefighters and 17 active volunteers, aiming to deliver effective and wide-ranging emergency services in a cost-effective and community-responsive manner. With a mission to protect and serve the community, the Greenville Fire District continues to respond to emergency calls while closely following COVID-19 protocols. They emphasize good hygiene practices and adherence to CDC guidelines, adapting their operational and administrative procedures as needed. Additionally, the district advises residents to report electrical fires to the appropriate authorities and highlights the importance of carbon monoxide detectors in compliance with New York State law.Generated from the website