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A New York State Designated "Quality Community"

 

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Schodack is protected by 8 fire companies, 5 of them strategically located inside the town. Most hold ISO PPC ratings of 6 or better. A town-wide mutual aid agreement is augmented by mutual aid agreements with neighboring municipalities and fire departments. Dispatching and other "911" services are provided by the Rensselaer County Emergency Communications Center (518-270-5052).

Additional County and firematic information can be found at the Rensselaer County Chiefs association.
The County Chiefs' Association periodically updates a list of up-coming County Training Courses

These links will take you to pages created by each department:

Castleton Volunteer Fire Department
East Schodack Volunteer Fire Department
Nassau Fire Company
North Chatham Fire Department
Schodack Landing Fire Department
Schodack Valley Fire Department (off-site, commercial link)
South Schodack Fire Department

East Greenbush contracts to protect an area along Route 9 near Schodack's western border; the Nassau Fire Department contracts coverage for an area along McClellan and Bunker Hill Roads, on the easternmost reaches of Schodack. North Chatham provides Mutual Aid routinely for that area and throughout the south-eastern part of town.

Castleton Ambulance
Nassau Ambulance Website Temporarily Not Available
 
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South Schodack Fire Department celebrated its 50th birthday, July 19 - 21 ... hosting the Hudson-Mohawk Volunteer Firefighters Association convention. For more on the fun, see this story about the events.

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Schodack, NY: Fire Departments
Latest Update: 13 Mar 08
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