Top Ten Responders

Minoa Fire Dept  2010 Top Ten Responders

1. Jeremy Erard         170

2.Matt McGarrity         156

3.Nick Erard               136

4.Walt McGarrity        120

5.Pat Flannery          104      

6.Nick Carulli           102

7.Jim Taft                   84

8.Erich Schepp         76

9.Rich Sabin             69

10.Todd Farnsworth   62

Current as of 6/30/2010

 

 


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Fri. Jul 2nd 2010
New EMT

The Minoa Fire Department would like to congratulate firefighter Jeremy Erard for obtaining  his EMT certification. Jere...

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Thu. May 27th 2010
Annual Field Days

The Minoa Fire Departments annual field days will be held at lewis park in Minoa on June,3rd, 4th & 5th.
Thursday Jun...

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Tue. Jan 26th 2010
Legislation Requires Carbon Monoxide Detectors in Homes

Carbon Monoxide Detectors Required Under New Law
Amanda’s Law, passed in the 2009 Session of the New York State Leg...

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Minoa, NY  13116

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Rescue 2


2009 E-One Fire Ranger

Rescue 2 is an E-One Fire Ranger on a Ford F-550 chassis. Rescue 2 is located at station 2 and responds first out on all ems calls and responds on all outdoor fires with E-24.

 
 
Engine 24


1999 E-One/Saulsbury Rescue Pumper

Location: Station 2

Engine 24 is set up for both fire suppression and auto extrication. Engine 24 is first out for all motor vehicle collision, vehicle fires, and outdoor fires.Responds second out on all structure related calls and is the mutual aid engine out of station 2. Engine 24 is equipped with 5 preconnected handlines, a preconnected blitzfire nozzle, and carries 1000' of 4" supply line. Extrication equipment includes an onboard amkus rescue tool with 100' preconnected lines, paratech rescue struts, an onbpard air system for air bags and air tools. Engine 24 is BLS equipped with an AED and also carries "RIT" equipment for structure fires

 
 
Squad 1


1999 Ford F-350

Location Station 1

Squad 1 is a light rescue vehicle that responds first out on medical calls. Squad 1 is BLS equipped and carries an AED.

 
 
Engine 13


1996 E-One Rescue Pumper

Location Station 1

Engine 13 is set up for both fire suppression and extrication. Engine 13 is first out on all motor vehicle collisions, comercial fire alarms, vehicle fires, and gas odor calls. Responds second out on all structure fires, and outdoor fires. Engine 13 is equipped with 5 preconnected handlines, 1000' of 4" supply line. Extrication equipment includes an amkus rescue tool and paratech air bags. Engine 13 is BLS equipped and carries an AED. Engine 13 is also the mutual aid engine out of station 1 and carries "RIT" equipment.

 
 
Retired Squad 2


1994 Chevy 3500 Light Rescue Unit

Station 2

Squad 2 is a light rescue that responds first out on all medical calls and water rescue calls. Runs second out on motor vehicle collisions. Squad 2 is BLS equiped and carries an AED. Squad 2 also carries a porta power and various rescue tools and serves as a back up rescue for motor vehicle collisions.

 
 
Engine 22


1992 E-One Teleboom

Location: Station 2

1500 GPM Pump/500 Gallon Water Tank
Engine 22 is first out on all structure fires,fire alarms, gas odor and wires calls. Runs second out on all outdoor fires and vehicle fires. Engine 22 is equipped with a 50' teleboom for master stream operations as well as 3 preconnected handlines, 1000' of 4" supply line, and a deck gun. Engine 22 also carries an MSA 5200 thermal imaging camera and a biosystems PHD5 multi gas meter.Engine 22 is BLS equipped and carries an AED.

 
 
Engine 11


1988 E-One Engine

Location: Station 1

1500 GPM Pump/1500 Gallon Water Tank
Engine 11 is first out on all structure fires, residential fire alarms, and outdoor fires. Engine 11 is equipped with 5 preconnected handlines and carries 1000' of 4" supply line, a Bullard Thermal Imaging Camera, TFT Blitzfire, ventialtion equipment and lighting. Engine 11 is BLS equipped and carries an AED.

 
 
Retired Rescue 11


1984 Saulsbury



 
 
Retired Squad 1


1983 Chevrolet



 
 
Retired Attack 1


1980 GMC



 
 
Retired Engine 24


1973 Mack



 
 
Retired E-22


1973 Ward Lafrance



 
 
Retired Engine 5


1954 Mack



 
 



Recent Calls

Sat. Aug 21st 2010
Garage Fire 212 Edgerton St

On Saturday August 21 at 9:06 am the Minoa Fire Department was dispatched to a reported garage fire at 212 Edgerton St in the...

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Fri. Jun 18th 2010
Engine 24 to Dewitt

At 10:00pm on Friday June 18th the Minoa Fire Department was activated to assist Dewitt on a structure fire at 1055 Nottingha...

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Thu. May 6th 2010
Structure Fire in Kirkville

On Thursday May 6th at 2:40am the Minoa Fire Department was activated with several other eastern departments for a structure ...

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February  34
March  45
April  45
May  39
June  47
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