Millwood Fire Company

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 14
Total 404

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
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
2010 287
Total 4268


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September 29, 2022

At our recent monthly meeting, several members were recognized for their recent response to a reported unresponsive patient who was not breathing. Arriving before local EMS agencies, Millwood FD Chief Raguso and First Assistant Chief Rodrigues administered oxygen, used an AED, and initiated CPR. After just a few minutes, the patient was revived.

Skills that many of our members have obtained and refresh on each year have allowed Millwood FD to participate in a Westchester County Department of Emergency Services initiative to have fire departments with several well-trained members respond along with EMS agencies on the most serious medical emergencies – ECHO-level responses. Often times, police or EMS personnel are already on scene and we assist, but sometimes, as was the case in this instance, Millwood FD personnel are first to arrive and minutes, even seconds, can mean the difference between life and death. Police, fire, and EMS agencies all agree that this has been a very beneficial and lifesaving arrangement.

These responses demonstrate that our members not only provide potentially lifesaving services in fires or car accidents, but also by responding to serious medical emergencies throughout our district.

Millwood FD is always looking for members to join our team. Come to our Open House this Sunday at Station 1 (100 Millwood Road) from 1-4pm to learn more about how you can help your neighbors in their time of need.


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