Westbrookville Volunteer Fire Company Inc.
Saturday, February 6th, 2021
At 04:56hrs Station 34 was dispatched to a possible structure fire. Car 1 signed on and 911 updated the incident to a possible furnace malfunction. 34-1, 34-2 and 34-11 arrived on scene to find nothin...
Thursday, February 4th, 2021
At 07:35hrs Station 34 was dispatched on a 1st Alarm AMA to the Cuddebackville Fire District for a reported structure fire in Deer Park Manor. 34-11 and 34-1 arrived 1st due to find all residents eva...
Saturday, January 30th, 2021
At 13:09hrs Station 34 was dispatched to a fully involved structure fire on Haven Road. Otisville was dispatched on our 1st alarm AMA with an Engine and a Tanker. 34-31 and 34-2 arrived on scene to fi...
Tuesday, January 26th, 2021
At 14:43hrs Station 34 was dispatched to a working structure fire on Martin Road in the Huguenot Fire District. 34-31 arrived on scene at the 3rd due mutual aid Tanker. 1st due companies had the fire ...
Sunday, July 8th, 2018
Station 34 held a mutual aid drill on Pump and Tanker Operations. Otisville, Cuddebackville, Summitville and Wurtsboro attended the training which involved 25 Firefighters. Drivers were able to work o...
Wednesday, June 20th, 2018
The Engine and a crew attended a live burn drill in Summitville. 34-11 and 34-3 were used at a Tanker fill site. We had both new and older pump operators get some training time in.
Thursday, June 7th, 2018
Station 34 Officers and Members would like to welcome Mike Petitti to the Westbrookville Volunteer Fire Company. Firefighter Petitti comes with many years of experience as he served as a Firefighter w...
Tuesday, February 14th, 2017
Station 34 hosted the February meeting of the Sullivan County Volunteer Firefighters Association. We would like to thank eveyone who came to the meeting last night. For more information on the Associa...
Call history
Engine and Tanker To Wurtsboro Working Fire
Friday, October 11th, 2013
At 23:12hrs Station 34 was dispatched for the Engine with manpower and the Tanker mutual aid to Wurtsboro for a working structure fire. 34-11 arrived and the crew was directed to stage at the front of the structure for the next crew in.34-11 was positioned in front of the structure to provide lighting. 34-31 arrived on scene and was staged by 39-31 and the crew from 34-31 assisted 34-11. Crews went to the second floor and finished opening up. Crews were then sent to the third floor to open up and vent the top floor. Upon getting up to the 3rd floor, crews found heavy smoke and heat. The two rooms on the third floor were searched, windows opened up and walls and ceilings were opened to check for extension.
Otisville was placed on standby in their quarters.
34-1, 34-2, 34-3, 34-11 and 34-31 responded. All units were back in service at 01:36hrs.
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Wednesday, January 22nd, 2014
At 09:01hrs Station 34 was dispatched for the Engine and manpower to stand by at Wurtsboro's station while they operated at a working fire in Rock Hill. Due to reduced daytime manpower, 34-2 offered the Tanker and small crew to go to the assignment.
Tuesday, January 21st, 2014
At 20:08hrs Station 34 was dispatched for an MVA in the area of 1707 Route 209. 34-11 arrived on scene to find one car into a utility pole near the intersection of Route 209 and County Route 61. The crew set up traffic control and and controlled all hazards.
Monday, January 20th, 2014
At 00:45hrs Station 34 was dispatched for the Tanker to a working house fire in Wurtsboro. 34-31 arrived on scene and quickly dumped its first load of water in a portable tank and then got into the tanker shuttle.
Tuesday, January 7th, 2014
At 18:20hrs Station 34 was dispatched for the Tanker to stand by at the Huguenot Fire Station while they operated at a working structure fire on Route 209. The Tanker was on stand by with an Engine from Montague, NJ.
Sunday, December 29th, 2013
At 23:23hrs Station 34 was dispatched to close Route 209 South at County Route 163 while Cuddebackville was working a motor vehicle accident on Route 209 South. Shortly after the initial alarm, 53 Control resounded the alarm for an Engine and manpower to the scene.
Sunday, December 29th, 2013
At 07:28hrs Station 34 was dispatched to stand by in our quarters to cover calls in the Wurtsboro Fire District. Wurtsboro was operating at a working structure fire in the Yankee Lake area of their district.
Tuesday, December 17th, 2013
At 22:57hrs Station 34 was dispatched for a chimney fire on Brook Trail. 34-6 was on scene shortly after the alarm and updated responding units that there was a smoke condition on the second floor due to extension.
Thursday, November 28th, 2013
At 13:52hrs Station 34 was dispatched to an AFA on Thomas Road. Otisville was dispatched on weekday AMA but was held in their quarters by 34-3. 34-6 arrived on scene to find nothing showing and the alarm had been set off by cooking.
Wednesday, November 27th, 2013
At 11:15hrs Station 34 was dispatched to Oak Circle in the Cuddebackville Fire Dist for a reported working structure fire. The request was for an Engine and manpower. 34-11 and 34-2 were on scene along with Huguenot Car 3 to find smoke in the structure due to a malfunctioning wood stove.
Thursday, November 7th, 2013
At 19:31hrs Station 34 was dispatched to an MVA on Route 209 and Rustic Hills Road. Initial reports from control came in as a possible pin. 34-6 and 34-7 arrived on scene first and confirmed entrapment.
Thursday, October 24th, 2013
At 14:35hrs Station 34 was dispatched to close Route 209 at Sullivan County Route 163 East. Cuddebackville was working a serious MVA on Route 209 South.34-1, 34-2 and 34-61 responded. All units back in service at 15:45hrs.
Friday, October 11th, 2013
At 23:12hrs Station 34 was dispatched for the Engine with manpower and the Tanker mutual aid to Wurtsboro for a working structure fire. 34-11 arrived and the crew was directed to stage at the front of the structure for the next crew in.34-11 was positioned in front of the structure to provide lighti...
Wednesday, October 9th, 2013
At 13:11hrs Station 34 was dispatched to a mower fire on Brandt Road. PD arrived and knocked the fire down with extinguishers.34-1 and 34-51 responded. Units were back in service at 13:58hrs.
Wednesday, October 2nd, 2013
At 13:15hrs Station 34 was dispatched to an AFA on Brook Trail. Otisville was dispatched on automatic mutual aid. 34-31 arrived on scene and found workers had set the alarm off accidentally.34-31 and Otisville responded.
Tuesday, August 27th, 2013
At 19:05hrs Station 34 was dispatched to wires down and burning in the roadway in front of 770 South Road. 34-3 and 34-61 arrived on scene to find an O&R supervisor already on scene. Units were released quickly by the supervisor.
Saturday, August 24th, 2013
At 11:41hrs Station 34 was dispatched to a hit and run motorcycle accident near 1759 Route 209. Life Net 75 was put on standby due to County protocol. First arriving units found the incident at the intersection of Route 209 and Sullivan County Route 163E.
Monday, August 12th, 2013
At 21:21hrs Station 34 was dispatched to a vehicle fire at Pete's Auto on Route 209. 34-11 arrived and found a working truck fire under power lines. Crews quickly put one CAFS line into operation and knocked the fire down within minutes of arrival.
Thursday, August 8th, 2013
At 13:08hrs Station 34 was dispatched to an MVA in the area of 1986 Route 209. Otisville Fire was dispatched on AMA with one Rescue. 34-11 arrived on scene within a few minutes of dispatch to find one car into a utility pole.
Sunday, August 4th, 2013
At 20:33hrs, Station 34 was dispatched to assemble for a search. A family of 6 were lost somewhere in the NYS Park area along the Neversink River know as the "Gorge". Cell phone calls to the 911 center put the family in thousands of acres of backcountry .
Sunday, July 7th, 2013
At 2031 Station 34 responded to an activated Carbon Monoxide Detector activation on the Pine Kill Road. All units were back in service at 2123.
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