Number of calls
our volunteers
responded
to date
|
2017
|
Jan
|
25 |
Feb
|
24
|
Mar
|
40 |
May
|
40
|
Jun
|
36
|
Jul
|
|
Aug
|
|
Sep
|
|
Oct
|
|
Nov
|
|
Dec
|
|
|
165
|
Previous
years data is below
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2012
|
2013 |
2014 |
2015 |
2016 |
Jan
|
32 |
34 |
32 |
35 |
36 |
Feb
|
24 |
29 |
29 |
17 |
34 |
Mar
|
40 |
23 |
32 |
27 |
33 |
Apr
|
33 |
32 |
29 |
28 |
42 |
May
|
36 |
25 |
43 |
37 |
27 |
Jun
|
34 |
30 |
37 |
43 |
33 |
Jul
|
37 |
24 |
43 |
51 |
33 |
Aug
|
35 |
23 |
78* |
34 |
42 |
Sep
|
51 |
26 |
32 |
29 |
37 |
Oct
|
58 |
25 |
27 |
39 |
41 |
Nov
|
21 |
20 |
37 |
31 |
30 |
Dec
|
19 |
33 |
24 |
40 |
34 |
TOTAL
|
420 |
334 |
438 |
411 |
422 |
|
|
2011
|
2010
|
2009
|
2008
|
2007
|
2006
|
|
|
Jan
|
39
|
45
|
43
|
28
|
25
|
24
|
|
|
Feb
|
38
|
39
|
32
|
45
|
31
|
32
|
|
|
Mar
|
50
|
61
|
37
|
40
|
30
|
30
|
|
|
Apr
|
38
|
43
|
40
|
40
|
52
|
33
|
|
|
May
|
37
|
49
|
49
|
39
|
44
|
40
|
|
|
Jun
|
37
|
24
|
51
|
39
|
42
|
42
|
|
|
Jul
|
59
|
43
|
53
|
41
|
27
|
46
|
|
|
Aug
|
169
|
50
|
50
|
30
|
28
|
29
|
|
|
Sep
|
110
|
55
|
36
|
41
|
30
|
48
|
|
|
Oct
|
29
|
39
|
40
|
30
|
34
|
35
|
|
|
Nov
|
36
|
36
|
26
|
29
|
48
|
36
|
|
|
Dec
|
39
|
44
|
44
|
37
|
29
|
35
|
|
| |
|
680
|
528
|
501
|
439
|
420
|
430
|
|
|
Port
Jervis Fire Department
20
Hammond Street
PO Box 1002
Port Jervis, NY 12771
Chief: Frank
Fuller III
1st Assistant:
Dominic Cicalese - 2nd
Assistant: Thomas Snyder
Treasurer:
Robert Waligrowski
- Secretary: William R. Werner
-
Deputy
Chief 1: Joseph
Kowal - Deputy Chief 2: James W. Rohner
Deputy Chief 3: Jeffrey
Rhoades
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Chaplain: Rev.
Matthew Newcomb
Safety
Officer: Russell Scott
Training
Officer:
vacant
Apparatus
Maintenance Coordinator: Thomas Vicchiariello
O.C. Fire Advisory Board Rep: Michael
Jergensen
Photographer:
Sharon Siegel
Webmaster:
Stanley Siegel
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OUR
MISSION STATEMENT
The Port Jervis Fire Department is dedicated
to safeguarding the lives, property,
and environment of our community through
exceptional services in education,
preparedness,
prevention and prompt response to emergency incidents.
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
The Port Jervis Fire Department consists
of over 300 dedicated volunteer members.
There are 5 fire stations located
strategically within the the city limits.
The Port Jervis Fire Department's
vehicle apparatus consists off four pumpers,
a Squrt
articulating boom, an aerial ladder truck, a Special Operations Squad
vehicle,
a Fire
Police vehicle, two river rescue boats, and three Chief's
vehicles.
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- - - -
Our Special Operations Squad consists of an Accident Victim Extrication Team (AVET),
Technical Rescue Rope Team (Rope) and Water Operations Team
(Water Ops.)
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
One of the
highlights of the fire
department is its annual Fireman's Day Parade,
which we are told is the oldest
continuous fireman's parade in the US.
This year we are
celebrating our 167th parade.
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PORT
JERVIS 167th INSPECTION DAY PARADE
Thank you
to all that participated
in and watched our parade.
Hope
to see you next year at our
168th
Annual Parade
|
=>
2017 Lineup .pdf for downloading and printing <=
PJFD
167th Annual Inspection Day Parade
TROPHIES AND SCHOLARSHIPS
...Trophies...
Second
Best Appearing Company in Regulation Uniform (In Memory of Past Chief
Douglas Moore)
WINNER: Haverstraw
Best
Appearing Company in Regulation Uniform (In Memory of Patricia Scott
& Rayola Anderson
WINNER: Hillcrest
Second
Best Appearing Company in Non-Regulation Uniform (Sponsored by
Knight-Auchmoody Funeral Home)
WINNER:
Pearl River
Best
Appearing Company in Non-Regulation Uniform (In Memory of Fred &
Rick Drew)
WINNER: Suffern
Second
Best Appearing Company with less than 25 Firefighters (Sponsored by
Past Chief Jeff Rhoades)
WINNER:
Franklin
Best
Appearing Company with less than 25 Firefighters (Sponsored by
Kean’s Moving & Storage)
WINNER: Frankfort Twp.
Most
Firefighters in the Line of March (Sponsored by Gray-Parker Funeral
Home)
WINNER:
Sussex
Second
Best Appearing Ladies Auxiliary (Sponsored by Al's Music Shop)
WINNER:
Sussex
Best
Appearing Ladies Auxiliary (In Memory of Frank & Ralph Schips)
WINNER:
Sparrowbush
Second
Best Appearing Apparatus (Sponsored by Port Jervis Republican
Committee)
WINNER: Franklin
Best
Appearing Apparatus (In Memory of Past Chief Donald DeVore, Sr.)
WINNER:
Branchville
Second
Best Appearing Apparatus under 10 Years Old (Sponsored by Hess’
Store)
WINNER:
Pearl River
Best
Appearing Apparatus under 10 Years Old (In memory of Richard
Canouse/Pike Co. Fire Federation)
WINNER: Suffern
Second
Best Appearing Apparatus over 10 years Old (In Memory of Fire Inspector
Leo Fleming)
WINNER: Pocatello
Best
Appearing Apparatus over 10 Years Old (Sponsored by Past Chief James
Rohner, Jr.)
WINNER: Westfall Twsp.
Second
Best Appearing Tanker Over 1800 Gallons (Sponsored by Catholic
Daughters of the Americas)
WINNER: Sussex
Best
Appearing Tanker over 1800 Gallons (Sponsored by Len and Jo’s
Restaurant
WINNER:
Montague
Best
Appearing Fire Department Color Guard (Sponsored by Texas Lunch)
WINNER:
Suffern
Second
Best Appearing Rescue Apparatus (Sponsored by Past Sec’y Richard
Drew & Barbara)
WINNER: Hamburg
Best
Appearing Rescue Apparatus (Sponsored by Double M Vending) WINNER:
Huguenot
Second
Best Appearing Aerial Ladder Apparatus (In Memory of McCann and
Bachelder families)
WINNER: Greenville
Best
Appearing Aerial Ladder Apparatus (Sponsored by Millie’s Pooch
Parlor)
WINNER:
Hillcrest
Second
Best Appearing Musical Unit (Sponsored by PJ Democratic Committee)
WINNER:
Franklin Band
Best
Appearing Musical Unit (Sponsored by Kowal’s Seal Coating)
Winner:
Harmony Drum Corp
Best
Appearing Junior Musical Unit (Sponsored by P.J. Chiropractic)
Winner:
Walker Valley Band
Second
Best Appearing Antique Apparatus (1940 & Over) (Sponsored by
Neversink Engine Co. #1)
WINNER: Sussex
Best
Appearing Antique Apparatus (1940 & Over) (Sponsored by Past Chief
Joseph Kowal, Sr.)
WINNER: Franklin
Second
Best Appearing Ambulance (Sponsored by Delaware Engine Co. #2)
WINNER:
Dingmans Ferry
Best
Appearing Ambulance (In memory of John Sigreto)
WINNER:
Sussex
Best
Appearing Non-Regulation Color Guard (Sponsored by Tri-State Hose Co.
#6)
WINNER: Harmony Drum Corp.
Company
traveling the farthest distance (Sponsored by OC Legislator Tom
Faggione)
Winner:
Pearl River
Best
Appearing Chief’s Vehicle (In Memory of Past Chief Donald "Ozzie"
DeVore, Jr.)
WINNER:
Huguenot
Best
Overall Company (Sponsored by Neversink Engine Co. #1)
WINNER:
Ellenville-Scoresby
Memorial
Scholarships
Harold
Aughton Memorial
Scholarship -
Lauren Waligroski
Steven
Sacco Memorial
Scholarship -
Rori Jergensen
Michele
Innella Memorial
Scholarship -
Krystine Braid
Leo
Fleming, Jr. Memorial
Scholarship - Alexander
Hess
Earl
Garrity Memorial
Scholarship -
Lauren Waligroski
|
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EXCITING
NEWS
|
Please
visit our Facebook page for current
information
which
is updated frequently |
| Your
Community Needs You - Volunteer as a Fire Fighter to Make a Difference! |
The
Port Jervis Volunteer Fire Department is actively seeking volunteers of
many backgrounds
for our Firefighter and FireCorps roles
Every
day, in every community, emergency responders answer the call of our
families,
friends and neighbors who are in need of assistance. From house fires
to
technical rescues to car accidents, to floods, our emergency responders
are
there to protect lives and property.
Emergency
responders are a special type of people, with many different reasons
for
answering the call of duty. Some like the challenges and the adrenaline
rush,
while others like to sharpen their emergency skills and techniques.
Every
one of them answers the call so that they can help someone in need..
Today's
emergency responders do far more than put out fires. Emergency
responders are
the first line of defense in natural and man-made disasters. They
respond to
vehicle accidents, water incidents, hazardous materials incidents,
specialized
rescue situations and a vast array of other emergency situations.
In
response to the aging and declining membership and the need for new
volunteer
firefighters, the Port Jervis Volunteer Fire Department has initiated a
recruitment campaign for interested citizens, men and woman, to learn
how to
"answer the call" and serve their community.
Becoming
a volunteer firefighter can be one of the most rewarding experiences of
your
life, and allows you to reach out to someone in need. Together with the
Port
Jervis Volunteer Fire Department, you can insure that there is always
someone
to "answer the call".
Contact any fire station, any firefighter, or go to pjnyfd.com
for an application or more information.
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
PJFD Duty Pumper Changes
Effective
immediately (June 1, 2015)
......
The Duty Pumper program will run 24/7
and will now include weekends and holidays.
The monthly change will take place on the
1st of every month @ 0600 hrs |
Fire &
Emergency Management Committee
meets on the
3rd Monday of each month
at 7:00PM.
at the Municipal
Building |
|
SAFETY
VESTS
There
are Safety Vests
on all PJFD Apparatus
They
must be used whenever
any PJFD firefighter
is in a roadway
|
EMERGENCY RESPONSE SYSTEM
NOTES:
FASNY & NYMIR/WCB
information
The
FASNY Red Handbook in PDF format has been added to the Library.
Links to the forms for the NYS Workers' Compensation Board
and the New York Municipal Insurance Repository
relative to volunteer firefighter injuries has been added to the Library
Emergency
Response Guidebook
The 392 page 2012 Edition of the Emergency
Response Guidebook
is now available in the ER Library
NYS Insurance Department opinion
04/07/2008
Posted
in the Library under FASNY
Documents per
Assistant Chief Cicalese.
Concerns 2% monies.
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|
Captain
|
1st Lieutenant
|
2nd Lieutenant
|
| Engine 1 |
Preston Kinzel |
David Moore, Jr.
|
Brent Spoonhower
|
Engine 2
|
Robert Padgett, Jr. |
Jennifer Snyder |
Bryce Sotelo
|
| Engine 4 |
William Conklin, Jr
|
Mark
Fuller, Jr.
|
Morgan
Mosher, Jr.
|
| Engine 5 |
Anthony Fuller |
Timothy Simmons |
John Pantis
|
| Engine 6 |
Jeffrey Martin
|
Richard Oppelt |
George Padgett, Jr.
|
| Hook & Ladder |
Richard Finan |
Jeffrey Lewis |
Robert Donahue
|
| Fire Police |
Stanley
Siegel
|
Randall
Aber |
Henry H.
Dunn
|
|
Special Operations Squad |
|
Water
Ops Team Leader
Timothy Simmons |
Rope
Team Leader
Keith Brown
|
AVET
Team Leader
Richard Senkiew
|
Asst.
Water Ops Team Leader
George
Padgett, Jr. |
Asst.
Rope Team Leader
Michael Aumick
|
Asst.
AVET Team Leader
RHarold Howlett
|
|
|
Special
Operations Squad
Water Operations Team
Aber, Randall |
Technical Rescue Team
Aumick.
Michael E. |
Rescue Technician
Basic
Aber,
Randall |
| Amato,
Richard J. |
Brown,
Keith K. |
Allen,
John L., Jr. |
| Aumick,
Dean A. |
Fuller,
Anthony W. |
Brown,
Keith K. |
| Brewster,
William D. |
Presto,
Dana |
Cicalese,
Dominic M. |
| Cole,
Brandon S. |
Simmons,
Timothy J. |
DeVore,
John H. |
| DeVore,
John H. |
Enright,
Jerry D. |
Senkiew,
Richard |
| Enright,
Jerry D. |
Esposito,
Christopher |
Simmons,
Timothy J. |
| Enright,
Thomas |
Fuller,
Anthony W. |
Snyder,
Thomas M |
| Finan,
Richard |
Hill,
Daniel J. |
Speaker,
Patrick A |
| Fuller,
Anthony W. |
Hill,
Michael |
Werner,
William R. |
| Frank
W. Fuller,
III |
Howlett,
Harold V. |
|
| Fuller,
Frank W., Jr. |
Jergensen,
Michael |
|
| Hill,
Michael |
Kinzel,
Preston J. |
|
| Howell,
Kenneth J. |
Moore,
Matthew R. |
|
| Howlett,
Harold V. |
Nason,
Michael |
|
| Kalin,
Ronald |
Padgett,
Robert, Jr. |
|
| Kinzel,
Preston J. |
Pantis,
John W. |
|
| Martin, Jeffrey |
Prespare,
William M. |
|
| Mc
Bride, Charles |
Reilly,
Michael E. |
|
| Padgett,
George W. |
Rhoades,
Jeffrey S. |
|
| Padgett,
Robert, Jr |
Roberts,
Anthony |
|
| Pavlich,
Edward C., Jr |
Rohner,
James W., III |
|
| Pavlich,
Edward C., Sr |
Scott,
Joseph A. |
|
| Prespare,
William M. |
|
|
| Presto,
Dana J. |
|
|
| Rhoades,
Jeffrey S. |
|
|
| Roberts,
Anthony |
|
|
| Rohner,
James W., III |
|
|
| Scott,
Joseph A. |
|
|
| Simmons,
Timothy J. |
|
|
| Snyder,
Thomas M. |
|
|
| Vance,
Kenneth S., Jr. |
|
|
| Vicchiariello,
Jason C.
|
|
Revised
5 January 2016 |
FIRE
POLICE MEMBERS
Engine
1: Matthew Moore; Adam P. Scopino, Jr.; John P.
Shannon
Engine 2: Jessica Furman; Robert D. Padgett, Jr.;
Edward Pavlich, Jr
Engine 4: William Conklin; Henry Dunn; Barry
Longwell; Stanley Siegel
Engine 5:
Vincent J.
Atkinson; Richard F. Drew; Frank Fuller, Jr.
Engine 6:
Kevin Bartha; Jeffrey
A. Martin; Richard Oppely; George Padgett, Jr.; Edward C.
Pavlich, Sr.
Truck 7:: Richard
G. Finan; Jeffrey Lewis
|
Port Jervis Fire
Department Membership
as of 7/7/14
Maghogomock
Hook & Ladder
Daniel Lewis
Captain
Justin Worden
First Lieutenant
Michael Petronio
Second Lieutenant
Firefighters - 45
Company Total
Andrew
Aumick
Stephen J. Braun
Derek P. Brunelle
Wyatt Burghardt
David W. Case
David J. Claisse
Victor J. Claisse
Victor J. Claisse, Jr.
Kevin E. Cunningham
Robert Donahue
Arthur A. Elston, Sr.
Richard G. Finan
Rocco Giovanniello
Eugene Hughes
Joshua D. Jacobs
Chad Kidney
Christopher W. Kidney
Wayne E. Kidney
Amanda L. Kolk
John Kowal,
Joseph J. Kowal, Jr.
Joseph J. Kowal, Sr.
Matthew J. Kowal
Gary W. Lapriore
Daniel S. Lewis
Jeffrey D. Lewis
Peter Maillet
Scott J. Morris
Michael Petronio
Robert M. Pierson
Donald Reiff
James W. Raurk
Harley J. Sherman
Christopher D. Southard
Peter O. Tomasi
Steven R. Turner
Ronald VanAuken
Frances Westfall
John R. Westfall
Nathan J. Westfall
Anthony J. Woolsey
Justin M. Worden
Robert J. Worden
Robert J. Worden, Jr.
William J. Worden
|
Neversink Engine
#1
Preston Kinzel
Captain
David
Moore, Jr.
First Lieutenant
Brent Spoonhower
Second Lieutenant
Firefighters - 66 Company Total
George Belcher, Jr.,
George Belcher, Sr.,
Jeffrey Bodensieck,
Justin Brewster (JM),
William D. Brewster,
Robert D. Cassidy,
Mark Clavelli
Joseph N. Cox,
Joseph Curtis,
Diane DeGroat,
Daved DeLaCruz ,
George R. Haas,
Donald Hannigan,
Fred R. Harding,
Bruno Walter Hartmann II,
Ralph R. Hessberger,
Dennis Horner, Sr.,
Jerry Lee Horner,
James H. Kinzel, Jr.,
Preston Kinzel,
Tyler Kinzel,
Peter N. Kowal,
Steven Kolvenbach,
Robert A. Launt,
Robert G. Mason,
Senie M. Mason,
Lyn Mason,
Helen Mason,
Francis May,
Wayne McBride,
William McCann,
Thomas McKeon,
David Mills,
Robert J. Mills,
David D. Moore,
David D. Moore, Jr.,
Matthew Moore,
Gary W. Morgan,
Christopher M. Morock,
Lawrence Murray,
James H. Ranich,
James Reilly,
Jeffrey S. Rhoades,
Lloyd Rhoades,
Stephen Rhoades,
Scott Robinson,
Gregory Robinson,
James W. Rohner, Jr.,
James W. Rohner III,
Tracie Rohner,
Adam P. Scopino, Jr.,
Richard Senkiew,
John P. Shannon,
John P. Shannon, Jr.,
John Shimer,
David C. Smith,
Lester Smith,
Annette Smith,
Richard Speaker,
Brent Spoonhower,
Burton W. Struble,
Anthony Trivino,
Russell Von Sauers,
Jason Ward
|
Delaware Engine #2
Thomas Snyder
Captain
Robert Padgett,
Jr.
First Lieutenant
Kenneth Howell
Second Lieutenant
Firefighters - 68 Company Total
George Bush,
Harry Babcock II,
Michael J. Canfield, Jr.,
Dominic Cicalese,
Rosario Cala,
Francis Clune,
Kenneth Cutler,
Joshua Davies,
Riley Delaney,
Matthew Dloughy,
Christopher Esposito,
James Farr,
John B. Farr,
Joseph J. Farr,
Frank H. Felter,
Leslie Fox,
Jessica Furman,
Robert Furman,
Richard Galloway,
Jack I. Glick,
Brendan Hess,
Josh Hicks,
Robert W. Hicks,
Eric Hipsman,
Kenneth Howell,
Ryan Innella,
Daniel Kurtz,
James Lamsden,
Dan Loeb,
Barry T. Long,
Kevin McConnell,
Charles D. McBride, Jr.,
Dylan McCarthy,
Kevin McCullough,
Nicholas McKeon,
Robert Murray, Jr.,
Joseph Michulski,
Joseph Mills,
Timothy Mills,
Joseph Maldonado, Jr.,
William Morgan,
Alan J. Mosher,
Jeffrey Mosher,
Michael Ogrodnick,
Gerald Oney, Jr.,
Neel Patel,
Robert Padgett, Jr.,
Edward Pavlich, Jr.,
Joseph Pena,
Rocco Petito,
Daniel Pflanz, Sr.,
Gary Predmore,
Robby Predmore,
Sidney Quick, Jr.,
Edward Reck,
David J. Rivera, Jr.,
Jerry Sacco,
Patricia Sardina,
Stephen Sardina,
David C. Simmons,
Douglas W. Smith,
Thomas Snyder,
Bryce Sotelo,
Michael J. Sobolewski,
Wendy Thomas,
Ralph D. Tidd, Jr.,
Pat Trotta, Jr.,
Daniel Vankleeck,
Michael K. Winters,
John Zachry, Jr.
|
Fowler
Rescue
& Salvage #3
Richard Amato,
Michael Amato,
Stanley Buczek,
Clare Clune,
Daniel Clune,
Donald Clune,
Henry Conklin,
Jennifer Conklin,
Jerry D. Enright,
Thomas Enright,
Ronald Eyth,
Alexander Grech,
Russell Grech, Jr.,
Michael Hill,
Michael Latini, Jr.,
Michael Nason,
Robert Padgett, Sr.,
Michael Petitti,
Russell Potter,
Frederick Prohira,
Michael E. Reilly,
Anthony Roberts,
Jeffrey Rohrer,
Gerald Sacco, Jr.,
Peter J. Sigreto,
Mark Thornton,
Robert C. Tripp,
Joseph Trotta,
Robert Waligroski,
Melvin Watson,
Anthony Ziffino, Jr.
|
Howard Wheat Engine
#4
Jeffrey Ewing
Captain
Kevin McKeon
First Lieutenant
Harold Howlett
Second Lieutenant
Firefighters - 25
Company Total
Charles Baumgardner,
Michael Cicalese,
Henry H. Dunn, III,
Keegan T. Dunn,
Jeffrey W. Ewing, Jr.,
Jeffrey W. Ewing, Sr.,
Raymond Finch,
Mark R. Fuller, Jr.,
Earl J. Garrity,
Harry T. Galanakis, Jr.,
James Gill,
John Gushue,
Harold V. Howlett,
Catherine Kaufman,
George M. Kurtz,
Barry Longwell, Sr.,
Kevin J. McKeon,
Morgan Mosher,
Morgan Mosher, Jr
Morgan Mosher, III
Joseph J. Rennish,
Tristan Richter,
Stanley B. Siegel,
William VanHorn,
William H. Young, Jr.
|
Excelsior Engine #5
Anthony Fuller
Captain
Patrick Speaker
Patrick Speaker
Patrick Speaker Patrick
Speaker
First Lieutenant
Timothy Simmons
Second Lieutenant
Firefighters - 50 Company Total
Johnny L. Allen
Johnny L. Allen, Jr.
Vincent J. Atkinson
Aaron M. Aumick
Michael E. Aumick
Keith K. Brown
Christian M. Brown
Nicholas J. DiMarsico
John H. DeVore
Richard F. Drew
Robert B. Dunn
Anthony W. Fuller
Edward C. Fuller, Sr.
Frank W. Fuller, III
Frank W. Fuller, Jr.
Frank W. Fuller, Sr.
George Fuller
Thomas N. Gallondorn
Daniel J. Hill
Michael R. Hockenberry
Ronald R. Kalin
Denis A. Livingston
Ryan A. Livingston
James R. McElroy
Michael A. Myers
Rev. Matthew C. Newcomb
Joseph L. Pagano
John W. Pantis
Stephen J., Pantis, Jr.
William M. Prespare
Dana J. Presto, Jr.
Dana J. Presto, Sr.
John Sardina
Joseph A. Scott
Russell A. Scott
Daniel R. Slover, Jr.
Dennis W. Simmons
Timothy J. Simmons
Patrick A. Speaker
Michael R. Swingle
William J. Talmadge
Robert E. Thompson
Kenneth S. Vance, Jr.
Jason C. Vicchiariello
Thomas J. Vicchiariello
Jeffrey Wehinger
William R. Werner
William J. Wolff
Leigh Wood
Wayne T. Wood
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Tri-State
Company #6
Jeffrey
Martin
Captain
Christopher Rickert
First Lieutenant
Richard OIppelt
Second Lieutenant
Firefighters - 39 Company Total
Dean A. Aumick,
Dennis J. Aumick,
Charles Barton,
Harry Barton,
Andrei Bell,
Charles Bell,
Richard Card,
Charles Chant,
Allan Cherry,
Craig Cherry,
Brandon S. Cole,
Kelly B. Decker,
David DeGroat,
Harold DeGroat, Jr.,
Michael Doss,
Gustav Dubies,
Michael R.
Jergensen
Joseph Klimkiewicz,
Nicholas Kinman,
Jeffrey Martin,
Wally Martin, Sr.,
Michael Masanottti,
George McElroy,
James McGaw, Jr.,
John P. McGown,
James Millspaugh, Jr.,
Camrin Northrop,
Anthony A. Olenick,
Brian Olenick,
John A. Olenick, Sr.,
Richard R. Oppelt,
Jose A. Ortiz,
Edward Pavlich, Sr.,
George Padgett, Sr.,
Daryl Piatt,
Chistopher Richert,
Richard K. Roberts,
Mark Spradling,
Robert Stempert
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The monthly SIREN TEST will take place the 1st Friday of every
month at 1:00pm
Port Jervis government
email
addresses
Kelly
Decker -
portjervismayor@gmail.com
David
Bavoso - dbavoso@portjervislawyers.com
Regis
Foster - rfoster1@hvc.rr.com
Sarah
Hendry - sarahhendry1978@gmail.com
George
Belcher
- georgeb@citlink.net
Kiel VanHorn - pjward2councilman@gmail.com
Gina
Fitzpatrick - 3rdwardfitzpatrick@gmail.com
Kristin
Trovei
- katrovei@gmail.com
Stanley
Siegel
- stansiegel2@gmail.com
Lisa
Randazzo - lisarandazzo22@gmail.com
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City
Clerk
Treasurer - pjnytreas@citlink.net
Mayor's
Assistant - pjnymayor2@citlink.net
There
is a link to the Official
City Calendar on
the left margin
Council Meetings are the
2nd and 4th Mondays
7:00pm in City Hall
Fire and Emergency
Management Committee Meeting
7:00pm
in City Hall
CITY-WIDE EMERGENCIES
In
the event of an city-wide emergency such as a flooding
event, hurricane, train wreck, etc.
where
residents of the area may have to be evacuated or warned about certain dangers,
please
tune into Access 23 Television
for live reports from the
Mayor's Office and the Emergency
Services.
Important Phone Numbers
MAIN NUMBER 845 858-4000
For
city offices you can dial 845 858-4000
and use the menu system
Police Department
856-5101
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Fire Department
858-4099
Non emergency
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Mayor's Office
858-4017 |
City
Clerk
858-4014 |
Emergency Mgt
858-4030
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Fire Inspector
858-4020
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Public Works
858-
4000 x5
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DPW Info
858-6900
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Fire Police
858-4096
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Fire Museum
856-4100
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Recreation
858-4045
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Water Dept
858-4009
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Assessor
858-4094
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Training
Facility
858-4100
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Juvenile Aid
858-4073
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Housing Authority
856-8621
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Buildings
Department
858-4080
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Civil
Service
858-4052
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Comm.
Development
858-4024
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Senior
Dining
858-4054
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Chamber of
Commerce
856-1912
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Bon Secours
Hospital
858-7000
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Post Office
856-1912
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DMV
858-1480
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Fire - Police - Ambulance
and other
emergencies
9-1-1
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Receive FEMA Updates
During Disasters
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CITY OF PORT JERVIS DEPARTMENT OF
PUBLIC WORKS
2017 GARBAGE SCHEDULE
(subject to change)
Garbage and Commingled Recycling pick up is as follows:
1st Ward- Monday
2nd Ward- Tuesday
3rd Ward- Wednesday
4th Ward- Thursday
Cardboard and Paper pick up is as follows:
1st Ward- 1st Friday of the month
2nd Ward- 2nd Friday of the month
3rd Ward- 3rd Friday of the month
4th Ward- 4th Friday of the month
Holiday
Schedule
Monday January 2nd – (New Year’s Day) no pick up
Pick up 1 day later in all wards-
1st ward cardboard and paper on Friday January 6
Monday January 16th –(Martin L. King’s Birthday)- no pickup
Pick up 1 day later in all wards-
3rd ward cardboard and paper on Friday January 20th
Monday February 20th –(President’s Day) no pick
up
Pick up 1 day later in all wards-
4th ward cardboard and paper on Friday February 24th
Monday May 29th –(Memorial Day) no pick up
Pick up 1 day later in all wards-
1st ward cardboard and paper on Friday June 2nd
Tuesday July 4th – (Independence Day) no pick up
Pick up 1 day later in 2nd, 3rd, and 4th wards-
1st ward cardboard and paper on Friday July 7
Monday September 4th – (Labor Day) no pick up
Pick up 1 day later in all wards,
2nd ward cardboard and paper on Friday September 8
Monday October 9th – (Columbus Day) no pick up
Pick up 1 day later in all wards,
2nd ward cardboard and paper on Friday October 13
Friday November 10th –(Veteran’s Day) no paper pick up
2nd ward cardboard and paper on Monday November 13
Week of November 20th –(Thanksgiving week) 4th ward
garbage on Wednesday November 22,
4th ward cardboard and paper on Monday November 27
Week of December 26th –(Christmas week) no pick up on December
25th
Pick up 1 day later in all wards
** GARBAGE RECEPTACLES MUST NOT EXCEED 35 GALLONS **
** NUMBER OF GARBAGE CANS PER PROPERTY IS LIMITED TO 4 **
ALL BAGS MUST BE IN A CONTAINER. LOOSE BAGS WILL NOT BE PICKED UP.
For
additional information you may call 858-4000
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The
Littlest Firefighter
In
Phoenix, Arizona, a 26-year-old mother stared down at her son
who was dying of terminal leukemia. Although her heart was filled with
sadness, she also had a strong feeling of determination. Like any
parent, she wanted her son to grow up and fulfill all his dreams. Now
that was no longer possible. The leukemia would see to that.
But she still
wanted her son's dreams to come true. She took her son's hand and
asked, "Billy, did you ever think about what you wanted to be
once you grew up? Did you ever dream and wish what you would do
with your life?"
Mommy, "I always
wanted to be a fireman when I grew up." Mom smiled back and
said, "Let's see if we can make your wish come true."
Later that day she went to her local fire department in Phoenix,
Arizona, where she met Fireman Bob, who had a heart as big as
Phoenix. She explained her son's final wish and asked if it might
be possible to give her six-year-old son a ride around the block on a
fire engine.
Fireman Bob said, "Look, we can do better than that. If you'll
have your son ready at seven o'clock Wednesday morning, we'll make him
an honorary fireman for the whole day. He can come down to the
fire station, eat with us, go out on all the fire calls, the
whole nine yards! And if you'll give us his sizes, we'll get a real
fire uniform for him, with a real fire hat-not a toy one-with the
emblem of the Phoenix Fire Department on it, a yellow slicker like we
wear and rubber boots. They're all manufactured right here in Phoenix,
so we can get them fast."
Three days later Fireman Bob picked up Billy, dressed him in his
fire uniform and escorted him from his hospital bed to the
waiting hook and ladder truck. Billy got to sit on the back of
the truck and help steer it back to the fire station. He
was in heaven. There were three fire calls in Phoenix that day
and Billy got to go out on all three calls. He rode in the different
fire engines, the
paramedic's van, and even the fire chief's car.
He was also
videotaped for the local news program. Having his dream come true, with
all the love and attention that was lavished upon him, so deeply
touched Billy that he lived three months longer than any doctor thought
possible.
One night all of his vital signs began to drop
dramatically and the head nurse, who believed in the hospice
concept that no one should die alone, began to call the family members
to the hospital. Then she remembered the day Billy had spent as a
fireman, so she called the Fire Chief and asked if it would be possible
to send a fireman in uniform to the hospital to be with Billy as he
made his transition. The chief replied, "We can do better than
that. We'll be there in five minutes. Will you please do me a
favor? When you hear the sirens screaming and see the lights flashing,
will you announce over the PA system that there is not a fire?
It's just the fire department coming to see one of its
finest members one more time. And will you open the window
to his room?"
About five minutes
later a hook and ladder truck arrived at the hospital and
extended its ladder up to Billy's third floor open window. 16
firefighters climbed up the ladder into Billy's room. With his
mother's permission, they hugged him and held him and told him how much
they loved him.
With his dying breath, Billy looked up at the fire chief
and said, "Chief, am I really a fireman now?" "Billy, you are,
and the Head Chief, Jesus,
is holding your
hand," the chief said. With those words, Billy smiled and said,
"I know, He's been holding my hand all day, and
the angels
He closed his eyes one last time.
Read
the entire story
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1st Asst. Chief
2nd Asst. Chief
Deputy Chief 1
Deputy Chief 2
Deputy Chief 3
Secretary
Photographer
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of interest:
Official City of Port Jervis Webpage
Port Jervis City
Codes (search = Port Jervis)
Proposed FEMA Flood Map
Port Jervis History 1878-79
Times Herald Record
Hudson Valley Newsday
1st
RESPONDER News Website
OCNYFire Webpage
Orange County Firefighter's Museum
Collection of Free Legal
Forms
The
History of the Maltese Cross
The Firefighting Search Engine
Fire
Grants Help
Red Knights Motorcycle Club
Fire
Engineering online magazine
Fire Corps Webpage
US
Government Website - USA.gov
FIRE FYI Webpage
FEMA -
EMI Learning Center
NY State Firefighters Memorial
FireRescue1
& Volunteerfd.org Webpage Everyone Goes Home Web page
Fire
Rehab.com
FireFighter Close Calls
Flashover
TV
Vent Enter Seach Website
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NY Fire Department
Greenville Fire Department
Matamoras,
PA Fire Department
Milford, PA Fire Department
Westfall,
PA Fire Department
Port Jervis Ambulance Corp
Montague, NJ Fire Department
Throop, PA Fire Department
The NY State Uniform Fire
Prevention and Building Codes
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