Fire Marshal Office

The volunteer firefighters from the O. L. Davis fire company using trucks and equipment provided by Endwell Fire District together form the Endwell Fire Department. They serve the 12, 000 residents of Endwell over a 7 square mile area responding from three stations - #1 on Country Club Road ( central ), #2 at Davis Ave. ( south side ) and #3 on Chrysler Road ( north side ). The department not only responds to fires and rescues, but to all motor vehicle accidents with injuries, carbon monoxide detector activations, rescues, and a variety of other calls. The department also provides mutual aid to the surrounding fire departments. The department does not have a med team but does respond to EMS calls when requested by Union Volunteer Emergency Squad, the primary ambulance and EMS provider in the Town of Union. The department also responds to water and ice rescue calls with a hovercraft and has a low angle rescue team. As the development of our Fire District continues and our population in Endwell ( both daily visitors and residents ) continues to grow, our call volumes increase each year. Another contributor to our increasing call volume is our participation in the Engine 98 program. In January of 2006, members of seven western Broome Fire departments began pooling their manpower during daytime hours to assist each other in responding to calls. East Maine, Endicott, Endwell, Maine, Union Center, West Corners and West Endicott provide manpower to the engine company which will have an on-duty crew made up of personnel from different departments. The responding engine will be housed at different fire stations from the participating fire departments on a rotating basis. During day time hours most volunteer fire departments have a only limited number of personnel available. By pooling manpower and having an on-duty, joint crew, responses to daytime calls have been greatly improved for all participating departments. Calls are dispatched by Broome County Communications Center which has a state-of-the art communications center with Enhanced 911 and Computer-Aided-Dispatch. Through an election process held each year, the members of the fire company elect the department officers from a list of qualified and interested candidates.

Port Dickinson Village, located in Binghamton, NY, is a well-organized community that offers a variety of services and resources for its residents. The village administration is committed to maintaining a safe and prosperous environment through dedicated departments such as police, fire, and code enforcement. In addition to essential services, Port Dickinson Village promotes community engagement through events and meetings, ensuring that residents are informed and involved. The village also provides comprehensive plans and reports that outline its goals for development and sustainability. Generated from the website

The Tioga County Sheriff's Office in Owego, NY is a full-service public safety organization, dedicated to ensuring the safety and security of the Tioga County communities. With seven operational divisions and a team of over 100 personnel, including Sheriff Gary W. Howard, they offer a wide range of services and resources to the citizens, from law enforcement and criminal investigations to jail management and inmate services. Committed to public safety, the Tioga County Sheriff's Office provides various programs and initiatives, such as emergency notifications, child passenger safety, and public safety lectures, aiming to educate and protect the community. Their website serves as a comprehensive resource for information and assistance, allowing individuals to access important records, report incidents, and stay informed about the latest news and press releases from the Sheriff's Office.Generated from the website