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The Tuxedo Park Fire Department is an all-volunteer fire department comprised of 25 active and associate members plus 16 honorary members.  The Department, now known as Tuxedo Park Fire Department, Company 1 of the Tuxedo Joint Fire District has the trucks and  members fully equipped and trained to perform pumper, ladder as well as rescue operations.  Their motto is  "We Do it All".

In 2021, they responded to 256 calls; including such incidents as structure fires, brush fires, vehicle accidents on local roadways and on the New York State Thruway, gas leaks, electrical hazards, downed trees and community service calls.  All of their members maintain response-readiness through continuous and regular hands-on drills and classroom training.  They are are volunteers who are on call 24 hours every day of the year to serve and protect the community. 

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Tuxedo joint Fire District to Hold Public Hearing on 2023 Budget October 18 ( Posted 10/3/22)

Click here to view the official meeting notice and proposed budget.

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Volunteers Needed! (Posted 6/16/22)

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Santa Claus is Coming to Town This Weekend! ( Posted 12/14/21)

Santa Claus is coming to Tuxedo this weekend thanks to the Tuxedo Park, Sterling Forest and Eagle Valley Fire Departments! The annual Santa runs will take place on Saturday and Sunday evenings! On Saturday, Santa will be in Downtown Tuxedo (including the Circle and the East Village) and on Sunday he will make the rounds out in Eagle Valley!

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R.I.P. Charles G. Jones (Posted 5/24/2021)

It is with great sadeness, that the Tuxedo Park Fire Department Co. #1 announces the passing of 50+ year member Charlie G. Jones. Charlie was a past Fire Chief and current Fire Commissioner. Firematic services will be held on Thursday, May 27th, 7pm at Smith, Seaman and Quakenbush in Monroe, NY with funeral services on Friday, May 28 11am at Sacred Heart Church, 26 Still Rd., Monroe with internet @ St. Anastasia Cemetary, Harriman, NY.

Charlie will be greatly missed by all who knew him. Rest in peace brother, we got it from here.

 

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Open Houses At Tuxedo Fire Houses This Weekend

38th annual Trick or Treat at the Tuxedo Park Fire House - 6pm 10/31/19

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Open Houses At Tuxedo Fire Houses This Weekend

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Tuxedo Village Fire Department Report

Report by the TVFD:
The topics will likely include the following:

- identifiable numbering signage on residences in the Park,
- access from the North Gate,
- water sources,
- turnarounds at the east and west sides of the dam during the repair period,
- volunteers, and
- clearance under trees on roadways.

Liaison is Allen Barnett

A meeting will be held next week TBD

Submitted to the Mayor for the Record By Gardiner Hempel

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Tuxedo Fire Commissioners Honor Chalice Jones On Hi 50 Years Of Service - 6/26/17

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Tuxedo Fire Department & Ambulance Corps Volunteer Recruitment Events This Weekend!

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Tuxedo Park Ambulance Corps and Fire Department Host Joint Open House on April 30

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Tuxedo Park Fire Department Open House April 30

Tuxedo Park Fire Department: Open House

Sunday April 30, 1:00 -5:00 p.m.

2 Contractors Road

Tuxedo, NY

The Tuxedo Park Fire Department is hosting an open house as part of RecruitNY-2017.

This is a state-wide program to encourage volunteers to join their local volunteer fire departments. Please visit our firehouse to see our facilities including fire trucks and equipment and our historical collection, meet your neighbors who already volunteer, learnhow rewarding it is to serve as a volunteer firefighter plus find out how you can help.

There will be food, beverages and photo opportunities for adults and children.

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Village Resident Donates Pet Oxygen Masks to Tuxedo Park Fire Department - 3/5/15

Tuxedo Park resident, Whitney deBordenave, recently donated pet oxygen masks to the Tuxedo Fire Department. Ms. deBordenave learned about the masks through Bergen County non-profit, Companion Animal Advocates, at one of her Park Ridge Rotary meetings. Although Companion Animal Advocates serves primarily Bergen County, they were happy to coordinate the donation in Tuxedo. One of the organization's goals is to promote human education and equip local emergency personnel with pet oxygen masks.

For more information about this group or how you can donate, visit http://www.companionanimaladvocates.org.

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