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Cub Scout Den Meeting-Bears/Den 4 @#3

January 28 @ 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm

South Bethlehem NY

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Pack 1081 Leader’s Meeting @#3

January 30 @ 6:30 pm - 8:30 pm

South Bethlehem NY

United States

Feb 04

Cub Scout Den Meeting-Bears/Den 4 @#3

February 4 @ 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm

Feb 16

Girl Scout Troop #1157 @#3

February 16 @ 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm

South Bethlehem NY

United States

Feb 25

Cub Scout Den Meeting-Bears/Den 4 @#3

February 25 @ 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm

South Bethlehem NY

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Selkirk Fire Department

1 day ago

The Selkirk Fire Department today remembers Elsmere Fire Department Chief Kevin Shea, who passed away after returning from a fire call 16 years ago today. Chief Shea was a tremendous leader and friend to all of us in the fire service. ... See MoreSee Less

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Remembering Kevin , his family, and all his friends. He will always be remembered and greatly missed.

Great person and firefighter, he definitely lead by example. He is truly missed !!!

RIP Kevin, left us too soon !!!

Selkirk Fire Department

3 days ago

On Tuesday January 22nd, 14:40 hrs, Delmar, Elsmere, and Slingerlands Fire Departments were dispatched to a confirmed structure fire on Vadney Rd.. Caller stated there was smoke coming through the roof. First units arriving immediately called a "Signal 30" which is the code for a working structure fire. Onesquethaw FD was dispatched for their Tanker, as getting water to the scene was difficult as the closest hydrant was over 1000 ft. away.

Selkirk FD units were already gathering at their respective fire stations in preparation of being called. With all of the other departments committed to the Vadney Rd, fire it was also known Selkirk FD was now covering for the entire town.

During the time of the call Selkirk FD was dispatched to the scene for the use of their Tanker 29-33, their Air Support Unit 29-55, one pumper 29-21, and more manpower in general.

Coeymans FD was brought up to stand-by at the Elsmere FD Station, and took a call, while the structure fire was going on.

A great job done by all involved. Most importantly no one was injured.

Our prayers go to the family on the loss of their home. ... See MoreSee Less

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Awesome job and a big THANK YOU to all the volunteer firefighters in our town and the surrounding communities! Thank you for your service. Prayers for the family that lost their home!

So very sad but TY to all the firemen!

My photo of the fully Involved house fire is really getting around....😂

Thank you to all our volunteer firefighters!! Prayers for the family 🙏🙏

Thanks to all of the volunteers!! Prayers for the family!

Thank you all. Prayers to family

Good work!

Dang!!!

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Selkirk Fire Department

1 week ago

Training night on our new 5.5 Scott air paks. Selkirk firefighters were also fit tested on our new masks. It was a great turnout and we put these new SCBA’s into service last night. Thank you to Matt Redick, Matt Meagher, and Tony Young from DiVal Safety Equipment for their countless hours working with us.
Now it’s time to sell all of our 4.5 packs and bottles. Spread the word. Let the fun begin. ... See MoreSee Less

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Congratulations, that's a huge capital investment towards the safety of Selkirk firefighters. According to an article I read in FireRescue1 magazine (operations Aug 23, 2012) the new 5.5 cylinders offer a weight reduction of 10 percent on average for all of their cylinders. For example, the 30-minute cylinder weighs 12 percent less than the previous model.This means less fatigue for firefighters. Firefighters will still experience fatigue as they operate on the fireground, but the time it takes to reach that point of fatigue will be increased by less weight on their backs.The profile of the new cylinders has been trimmed on average by 10 percent. This improves firefighter mobility and flexibility. Additionally, the cylinder sits closer to the body in the air pack, which provides a more streamline profile that reduces entanglement hazards.

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Month	Calls
2017 Total	357
Jan	23
Feb	19
Mar	36
Apr	29
May	34
Jun	37
Jul	44
Aug	28
Sep	30
Oct	21
Nov	33
Dec	23

Month	Calls
2018 Total	323
Jan	31
Feb	22
Mar	25
Apr	20
May	26
Jun	37
Jul	35
Aug	34
Sep	35
Oct	30
Nov	28
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