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Welcome to Middletown, NY FD
Middletown Fire
Department
was proud to celebrate
its 150th
anniversary
in 2009.
Since 1859,
the
Middletown
Fire
Department
has
efficiently
and
effectively
carried out
its charge
to prevent
and
extinguish
fires and
protect
the lives of
the
residents
and visitors
of our community
and to
preserve
their
property.
The
Department
now
safeguards a
population
of 25,400
people
living
within
Middletown’s
five-mile
square area.
The MFD now
answers well
over a 1,100
calls a
year; these
include
structure
and brush
fires, motor
vehicle
accidents,
emergency
medical
service and
rescue
calls, and a
variety of
public
service
requests
such as
flooded
cellars and,
very
occasionally,
the
legendary
cat in the
tree.
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The
average
MFD
response
time for
Middletown
calls is
less
than 4
minutes,
markedly
better
than the
national
average.
The MFD
also
gives
and
receives
additional
emergency
help and
support
through
mutual
aid
arrangements
with
neighboring
communities.
The
Middletown
Fire
Department
is a
member
of the
Orange
County
Mutual
Aide
Battalion
System
in
Battalion
One
along
with
Circleville
FD,
Howells
FD,
Mechanicstown
FD,
Otisville
FD,
Pocatello
Fire
Company,
Silver
Lake FD
and
Washington
Heights
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Upcoming
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Firefighter one graduation |
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Last night, Kyle Lewis from the Eagle Engine Co. # 2 graduated from firefighter 1 from the Orange County Fire Training Center in New Hampton NY. We congratulate him!
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Car Wash |
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The Phoenix Engine Co # 4 will hold a car wash on July 28 2018. It will be held in the James street parking lot from 9 am to 5 pm. They are looking for your support! Thank you!
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Structure Fire |
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Middletown Fireman responded to a working structure fire at approximately 1:30 this morning at 169 Linden Ave. A 3rd and 4 th alarm were struck to bring in extra manpower because of the warm temperatures. Mobil life and their sort team were on scene to assist the firefighters with rehab! Circleville/silverlake FAS and Pocatello/Mt. Hope we’re on scene to assist. Mechanicstown, Howells and Washington Heights stood by at central Fitehouse to cover the city.
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