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09/17/2021: MCLAIN ST BEDFORDHILLS, Cross: GUARD HILL RD, Type:ALARM, RESD, Time out: 18:16:52 Area: BEDHL,Alarm lev: 0
09/17/2021: CHERRY ST BEDFORDHILLS, Cross: ROOSEVELT DR, Type:ALARM, RESD, Time out: 01:55:32 Area: BEDHL,Alarm lev: 0
Chief of Department Alexander Dennett Sr., September 13
It is with deep regret the Bedford Hills Fire Department announces the passing of Life Member Gerard Brown.
Gerard has been an Active Member of Bedford Hills Fire Department since March 12, 1963. Gerard faithfully dedicated over 58 years to the residents of the Bedford Hills Community.
Our thoughts and prayers are with the entire Brown Family during this difficult time.
This past Sunday afternoon through Tuesday evening, some members of the Tower Ladder 57 Truck Committee traveled to the Seagrave factory in Clintonville, WI for the final inspection of our new Tower Ladder. During the trip, the committee inspected the apparatus from top to bottom to ensure that the apparatus was built to specification, while also conducting a 20 mile road test. The committee was ... (Full Story & Photos)
Annually, the Bedford Hills Fire Department carries on the important tradition of replacing all of the worn American Flags and markers on the graves of our fallen members. This year would be no different as our members and families walked Oakwood and Saint Francis Cemeteries in Mount Kisco, paying respect and never forgetting the dedicated members who gave so much to community and country.
Shortly after 21:00 on 5/11/2021, Bedford Hills FAS was dispatched dual response to the Yorktown Heights Fire District for a reported structure fire. While enroute, responding units were updated by Yorktown Police confirming the working structure fire - Car 2531 transmitted the 10-75. Upon arrival, first due companies were met with heavy fire on a 2 1/2 story 40 x 30 private dwelling.
Around 9:00am the Katonah Fire Department was dispatched to a residential alarm at 51 Lyon Ridge Road. While enroute 60 Control advised of smoke in the residence and shortly after the 10-75 was transmitted by Car 2211 for the confirmed the attic fire, bringing Mutual Aid Companies to the scene including Engine 198, Tanker 5 and Rescue 10 from "the Hills".
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