To protect the lives and property of the citizens of the Village of Tarrytown, the Tarrytown Fire Protection Districts, the Town of Greenburgh, and our mutual aid response areas with the highest quality and consistently professional fire protection, rescue services, emergency management, and other public safety programs.
Message from Chief Patrick Derivan
Congratulations to Riverside for Best Pumper Over Ten Years and Second Best Regulation Uniform at the Dobbs Ferry Fire Department Parade. Congratulations to Hope Hose for Best Pumper and Second Best Regulation Uniform at the Pleasantville Fire Department Parade. Congratulations to Washington Engine for Best Arial and Second Best Regulation Uniform at the Montrose Fire Department Parade. Job Well Done!
Congratulations to the Officers and Members of Riverside Hose Co. No.4
Photographs courtesy of Heather Scogna, Craig Allan and Bill Johnson (FDPhotounit) on SmugMug
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Photographs courtesy of Heather Scogna
Wednesday April 23, 2008 - Beekman Ave, Sleepy Hollow Fire
Photographs courtesy of JT Camp, OFD and Craig Allan
Additional photographs from
EMTBravo member Oilflame on photobucket
Michael B. Messar - OnTheJobNY
Thomas J. Bendick - NycFire.net
Photographs courtesy Craig Allan and Frank Farina of Frank Farina Photography & Co.
Korean Church to hold services Sunday despite fire damage Fire destroys church annex; services still set for tomorrow
Church Badly Damaged By Fire In Sleepy Hollow
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Saturday, February 23, 2008 - Lt. Andy Fredericks,
FDNY, Memorial Seminar
Congratulations to Elmsford Fire Department for once again hosting a fantastic Lt. Andy Fredericks Memorial Seminar. Battalion Chief Jerry Tracy, FDNY, presented this year’s topic "Private Dwelling Fires" to more than three hundred and fifty firefighters from across the Lower Hudson Valley and other States.
A construction worker from Yonkers was injured when a catch basin collapsed onto him near the Tarrytown Metro-North Railroad
Photographs courtesy of Andrew Wilgermein, Washington Engine Co.
A similar video to the one below was shown at Elmsford Fire Department's Lt. Andy Fredericks, FDNY, Memorial Seminar Firefighter Close Calls presented by Chief Billy Goldfeder on
If you cannot see the video above click on the You Tube logo to follow the link
Read the story on
Saturday November 24, 2007 - Fire at 119 Cobb Lane
The Chiefs, Officers and Members of the Tarrytown [Volunteer] Fire Department would like to express our sincere gratitude to our fellow Firefighters, who responded to the call for mutual aid for the 119 Cobb Lane fire. Perhaps the most fitting and complementary comment heard at the scene regarding the mutual aid was “they arrived ready to work, and were put to work”. Firefighter responding to the scene included Tarrytown FD, E76, TL78, L37 E80 E77 E79, Sleepy Hollow FD, E85, Irvington FD 2202, FAST, R49, E178, Pocantico Hills FD T12, Westchester Department of Emergency Services Battalion 14, Westchester Cause and Origin Zone 3, Ardsley FAST (E165), Ossining E99 & L42. Our fellow Firefighters on standby included Pocantico Tanker E237 & TL 21 at Tarrytown HQ, Ossining Engine at Sleepy Hollow and Hastings E44 at Irvington. As always a special thanks to Tarrytown Ambulance Corps [TVAC] , Irvington EMS and the Disaster Response team. Greenburgh Civil Defense U446, mobile cascade systems was kept busy refilling air bottles.
If you cannot view the slide show above download the latest verison of 
or view the album directly 119 Cobb Lane . Link to story on LoHud.com 
After Hydrants Fail, Tarrytown Takes Steps
Saturday November 10, 2007 - Tarrytown Fire Department Annual Inspection
If you cannot view the slide show above download the latest verison of or view the album directly 2007 Annual Inspection
Link to the Inspection Program 
Department Training Update
Congratulations to the following members who have recently completed training courses.
Firefighter 1 
Ryan Nyarady, Alicia Goldstein, David Goldstein, Bill Maher, Shaun ‘Tex’ Holmes, Frank Giampiccolo Jr., Rensilin Pathrose, Andy Hofgartner, Tommy Keane, Dave Cappello, Kevin Grubbs, Bryan Duggan, Brandon Dugan, Joe Erstling and Dmitri Dunlov for passing Firefighter I.
The 84 hour course introduces firefighting concepts, practices and techniques necessary for success within the fire service. Based on the Firefighter Level I objectives from FPA Standards 1001, this course develops knowledge, skills and abilities based on performance criteria for the following topics: Fire department organization, firefighter safety, fire behavior, personal protective equipment, self contained breathing apparatus, fire extinguishers, building searches, forcible entry, ground ladders, ventilation, hose practices fire streams, and loss control. The course consists of performance criteria in incident command, building construction, ropes/knots, rescue procedures, forcible entry applications, ventilation practices, fire extinguisher applications, suppression of structural fire, tactics, vehicle suppression, water supply, loss control, fire cause determination, fire department communications, fire suppression systems, hazardous materials, weapons of mass destruction, confined space safety and fire prevention practices.
Firefighter Survival
1st Assistant Chief Mike Coffey Jr., Ray Tuohy, Craig Allan, Charlie Boyce, Ryan Nyardy, Chris McNally, Rensilin Pathrose, Andy Hofgartner, Tommy Keane, Kevin Grubbs, Brandon Dugan, Joe Erstling and Dmitri Dunlov. Firefighter Survival
Rescue Tech Basic
Terence Murphy.
Fire Behavior and Arson Awareness
Alicia Goldstein, David Goldstein, and Robert Hoyt Jr.
Recognizing Clandestine Drug Lab Operations
1st Assistant Chief Mike Coffey Jr., Craig Allan.
Truck Company Operations
Ryan Nyarady.
Introduction To Fire Officer
Craig Allan.
Ice Rescue
Andrew Wilgermein, Tommy Keane, Bill Maher and Craig Allan.
Fire Behavior
1st Assistant Chief Mike Coffey Jr., Craig Allan, Ryan Nyarady, and Kevin Grubbs .
Incident Response to Terrorist Bombings
1st Assistant Chief Mike Coffey Jr., Craig Allan, Wayne Jeffers Sr., Wayne Jeffers Jr., Ray Tuohy, Andrew Wilgermein and Jamie Wagman.
AVET
1st Assistant Chief Mike Coffey Jr., David Goldstein and Skeet Scogna. 
Thanks to AXA Insurance for this excellent Public Safety Video.
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