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| 2008 Alarm Stats |
| Jan |
32 |
| Feb |
44 |
| Mar |
36 |
| Apr |
35 |
| May |
29 |
| Jun |
31 |
| Jul |
42 |
| Aug |
26 |
| Sep |
34 |
| Oct |
32 |
| Nov |
0 |
| Dec |
0 |
| Total |
341 |
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Welcome to the Official Website for the
Putnam Valley Volunteer Fire Department
Proudly Volunteering Since 1946
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Early Morning Wake Up
NOVEMBER 16
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Sunday, November 16, 2008, at 6:30 am, the Putnam Valley Volunteer Fire Dept was requested to respond to Bryant Pond Road and Peekskill Hollow Road for a reported vehicle fire. Captain Angstadt was the first arriving officer on scene and confirmed a fully involved car fire in front of 56 Bryant Pond Road. When Engine 24-2-1 arrived on the scene, firefighters quickly knocked down the fire and salvaged ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Driver Lands 50 Feet Down Embankment
NOVEMBER 15
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Saturday, November 15, 2008, at 1:41 pm the Putnam Valley Volunteer Fire Dept was dispatched to the area of 783 Route 301 for a 1 car personal injury auto accident (PIAA). Chief Luongo was the first officer on the scene. After sizing up the incident, he informed incoming units that there was one car off the roadway, approximately 50 feet down an embankment. Once Putnam Valley's rescue truck arrived, ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Injured Hiker Suffers Ankle Injury
NOVEMBER 11
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Tuesday, November 11, 2008, at approximately 10:30 am the Putnam Valley Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to Sunken Mine Road for a hiker in the woods with an ankle injury. The fire department responded with their rescue truck (24-6-1) followed by their utility (24-8-1) pulling the ATV (24-8-3). When the rescue arrived on scene firefighters carried in a stokes basket, backboard and an EMS ... (Full Story & Photos)
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New Apparatus Training
NOVEMBER 09
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On Sunday morning, November 9th, the Putnam Valley Volunteer Fire Department drilled with their recently delivered engine (24-2-2). The state of the art apparatus was built by Marion Body Works in Marion Wisconsin. This new addition replaces a 1988 Pierce Engine that has served the department for just over 20 years. Please check back here soon for updated pictures and specifications. You can also ... (Full Story & Photos)
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