Union Dale Volunteer Fire Co

The Jackson Township Volunteer Fire Department is dedicated to enhancing the safety and quality of life in the community by focusing on prevention, education, and proactive measures. Their mission is to create a safer and more livable environment through strategic actions and community involvement, ensuring the well-being of all residents. Generated from their website's infomation

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.

Sweet Valley Volunteer Fire Company, nestled in the heart of Sweet Valley, PA, stands as a steadfast guardian of the community, ready to spring into action at a moment's notice. With its striking red facade and emblematic emblem, this fire station serves as a beacon of safety and reassurance for residents in times of crisis. Inside the walls of this vital establishment, state-of-the-art equipment gleams in readiness, a testament to the unwavering dedication of the brave firefighters who call this station home. From the shrill ring of the alarm to the swift deployment of resources, every aspect of the Sweet Valley Volunteer Fire Company embodies preparedness and a deep-rooted commitment to safeguarding the lives and property of those it serves. Generated using this place's available information