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2025 Incidents |
JAN | 33 |
FEB | 19 |
MAR | 32 |
APR | 35 |
MAY | 35 |
JUN | 37 |
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Total | 191 |
2024 Incidents |
JAN | 35 |
FEB | 27 |
MAR | 23 |
APR | 25 |
MAY | 30 |
JUN | 42 |
JUL | 46 |
AUG | 41 |
SEP | 39 |
OCT | 35 |
NOV | 47 |
DEC | 24 |
Total | 414 |
2023 Incidents |
JAN | 18 |
FEB | 28 |
MAR | 18 |
APR | 37 |
MAY | 31 |
JUN | 29 |
JUL | 33 |
AUG | 24 |
SEP | 34 |
OCT | 27 |
NOV | 29 |
DEC | 29 |
Total | 337 |
2022 Incidents |
JAN | 29 |
FEB | 26 |
MAR | 16 |
APR | 25 |
MAY | 21 |
JUN | 23 |
JUL | 36 |
AUG | 23 |
SEP | 33 |
OCT | 28 |
NOV | 44 |
DEC | 48 |
Total | 352 |
2021 Incidents |
JAN | 14 |
FEB | 14 |
MAR | 19 |
APR | 24 |
MAY | 23 |
JUN | 30 |
JUL | 32 |
AUG | 17 |
SEP | 31 |
OCT | 29 |
NOV | 16 |
DEC | 29 |
Total | 278 |
2020 Incidents |
JAN | 17 |
FEB | 18 |
MAR | 18 |
APR | 15 |
MAY | 20 |
JUN | 15 |
JUL | 28 |
AUG | 32 |
SEP | 20 |
OCT | 27 |
NOV | 24 |
DEC | 21 |
Total | 255 |
2019 Incidents |
JAN | 27 |
FEB | 27 |
MAR | 26 |
APR | 33 |
MAY | 27 |
JUNE | 20 |
JULY | 33 |
AUG | 29 |
SEPT | 15 |
OCT | 20 |
NOV | 18 |
DEC | 25 |
Total | 300 |
2018 Incidents |
Jan | 32 |
Feb | 23 |
March | 54 |
April | 26 |
May | 28 |
June | 19 |
July | 29 |
Aug | 22 |
Sept | 36 |
Oct | 29 |
Nov | 26 |
Dec | 31 |
Total | 355 |
2017 Incidents |
Jan | 20 |
Feb | 34 |
Mar | 21 |
Apr | 27 |
May | 28 |
Jun | 17 |
Jul | 18 |
Aug | 28 |
Sep | 18 |
Oct | 29 |
Nov | 20 |
Dec | 25 |
Total | 285 |
2016 Incidents |
Jan | 29 |
Feb | 45 |
Mar | 17 |
Apr | 24 |
May | 16 |
Jun | 25 |
Jul | 16 |
Aug | 26 |
Sep | 23 |
Oct | 25 |
Nov | 26 |
Dec | 23 |
Total | 295 |
Past Incidents |
2024 | 414 |
2023 | 337 |
2022 | 352 |
2021 | 278 |
2020 | 255 |
2019 | 300 |
2018 | 355 |
2017 | 285 |
2016 | 295 |
2015 | 307 |
2014 | 274 |
2013 | 273 |
2012 | 330 |
2011 | 340 |
Total | 4395 |
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Water Source and Flow Drill
June 26
For this week’s drill, Millwood FD members spent the hot Tuesday night refining their skills on establishing a water source, operating a deck gun, and deploying portable monitors. Members were split up into 2 crews on Engine 247 and Engine 248 and simulated an emergency response. Members on each engine took turns responding to the scene, “hitting the hydrant” or establishing a positive water flow ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Rope and Elevator Rescue Training
June 24
Last weekend, Millwood FD members were invited to train with Briarcliff Manor FD members on rope rescue and elevator rescue techniques, taught by the great trainers at Signal 73 Fire Training.
On Saturday, members first reviewed the basics of rope rescue, including a review of the different types of knots that are crucial on the fireground. Members then put their knowledge into action by conducting ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Firefighter 1 Graduation
June 23
Last Saturday, the Westchester County Department of Emergency Services hosted the first ceremony for Firefighter 1 graduates since 2019. We were thrilled to celebrate 13 members who completed this course in the last 5 years, with one member finishing their course on graduation day. Millwood FD would like to congratulate:
- FF Alex Brandoff - FF Steven Brockliss - FF Adam Campagna - FF Jack Glasser - ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Motor Vehicle Fire Training at Station 2
June 12
For this week's Tuesday drill, members had the opportunity to practice skills in all phases of motor vehicle fire response and extinguishment. Members first simulated a motor vehicle fire response on Engine 247, allowing 2 newer drivers to practice apparatus placement. Additional members were able to refine techniques on securing a water source, deploying hoselines, and properly extinguishing the ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Passing of Ex-Chief and Life Member Neil Gollogly
June 03
It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of 60+ year Life Member and Ex-Chief, Neil Gollogly.
Neil grew up in the Sleepy Hollow / Tarrytown area and served in the United States Navy. He held many roles within the fire company, including Chief, Safety Officer, Company President, Company Treasurer and longtime Vice President of our Benevolent Board of Directors. He also served on the ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Total Alarms as of May 31st, 2025 : 157 Top 10 Responders
1) Greg Santone ** # Asst. Chief - EMR 157
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6) Rob McCarthy Asst Chief - EMT 77
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2) Jorge Rodrigues ** # Chief - EMR 149
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7) Jan Schwark ** ## DTI - 75
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3) Choire Sicha LT - EMR 106
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8) Chris Traver SGT 63
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4) Tom Haris LT - EMR 104
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9) Steven Brockliss SGT 55
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5) David Yun SGT 90
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10) David Valdez 53
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* Former Chief of Department # Life Member ( 20 Years ) ## 50 YR Member
EMR - Emergency Medical Responder EMT - Emergency Medical Technician
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