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Welcome to the Greenport Pumper Co.#1's
Photos section
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the Old M-25 [5 Images]
the old M-25
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25-1 Tools and Equipment [12 Images]
25-1 tools and other equipment.
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Accident 1 [5 Images]
Accident that occured in Greenport near William's Lumber on Route 9.
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Another Job on North 5th St [8 Images]
At 08:00, Columbia County 911 dispatched the HFD for an electrical fire in a ceiling fan at 77 N. 5th Street. Upon arrival, Hudson Car 3 (Assistant Chief Craig Haigh) reported fire in the ceiling on the 1st floor. Car 1 (Chief Paul Beaumont) arrived shortly and upgraded the report to a working fire.
At 08:15 Command advised Columbia 911 to assign Greenport M-25 to the run as the F.A.S.T. truck.
A Second Alarm was transmitted at 08:23 with fire on the first and second floors. The second alarm companies were assigned to standby at the Central Station.
The fire was declared under control at 08:31
Command reported extensive damage to the 1st and 2nd floors with the cause being electrical in nature.
Also responding were Greenport Rescue Squad Paramedics for rehab, National Grid, and the Hudson Code Enforcement Office.
Units: Car 1, Car 3, E-30, E/R 27-9, E-28, Tower 32, M-27
Mutual Aid: Greenport M-25 (F.A.S.T., Claverack E/R 12-9 S/B, Catskill E3-21 S/B, Greenport E24-1 S/B, Stottville Tower Ladder 50-5 S/B
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Apparatus [10 Images]
Station #1's trucks: M-25, 25-1, 25-2, Fire Police Van M-24, Reggie Dolan's car ESU 2550, Greenport Car 1, Greenport car 2, Greenport car 3
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Bus drill [3 Images]
This was a Bus rescue drill that was held in lower Greenport involving all three stations.
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Columbia County Volunteer Firefighters Assosiation Convention parade [47 Images]
Columbia County Volunteer Firefighters Assosiation Convention parade
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Dangerous Garage Fire in Hudson [4 Images]
Hudson Firefighters were sent out at 19:26 for numerous calls of a structure fire to the rear of City Hall. On arrival, Chief Paul Beaumont reported a working garage fire which was at the rear of 518 Warren Street, next door to City Hall.
1st due Engine 30 began the initial attack with two, 2 inch handlines and almost immediately faced extreme danger when high voltage power lines dropped due to heavy fire exposure. Command immediately requested a line crew from National Grid to respond as soon as possible. The wires fell to the ground and began arcing furiously, they were also draped across a small vehicle parked to the rear of 516 Warren. After the initial building had all visible fire knocked down, the vehicle at 516 ignited.
Members used dry powder extinguishers to delay fire spread from the new vehicle fire. Immediate exposure threats with this fire were a large SUV (also behind 516) and a garage at the rear of 514 Warren. Just as National Grid arrived both the Garage at 514 and the SUV at 516 became involved in fire.
National Grid Quickly cut power to the lines and several crews went to work knocking down the fire. An interior attack was used in attic of the garage at 514 and the fire within was rapidly controlled with the help of a thermal imager.
The garage at 518 Warren was heavily damaged and a passenger vehicle within was destroyed. Both vehicles at 516 were heavily damaged, and the garage at 514 received fire damage to the interior and exterior wall facing the vehicle fire.
Greenport M-25 came in on the initial hit as the F.A.S.T. Truck and a Standby assignment was dispatched to the Central Station to cover other calls in the city.
Greenport Rescue Squad Paramedics transported one subject with burns to his legs from the initial garage fire. His injuries were received while he was working on the gas tank of a vehicle in the garage when a kerosene heater ignited the gasoline fumes.
Units: Chief Paul Beaumont, Assistant Chief Robert Pulver, Assistant Chief Craig Haigh, Tower 32, Engine 30, Engine/Rescue 27-9, Engine 28, Fire Police unit M-27 Mutual Aid: Greenport FD M-25 (F.A.S.T.) Standby Units at Central Station - Greenport E 24-1, Catskill E 3-21, Claverack E/R 12-9, Stottville Ladder 50-5.
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Flag Day Parade [9 Images]
This is Greenport in the Flag Day parade 2007!!! When you click on a picture to see it at the top of the screen,click "fit image to window"- pictures may be a little big!!!
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Ladys Auxilary wine and cheeze party [18 Images]
Ladys Auxilary wine and cheeze party
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M-25 Tools and Equipment [5 Images]
This is a mini-tour of Heavy Rescue M-25' equipment.
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Minor Fire on North 5th Street [5 Images]
On Friday March 30 at 13:29 Columbia County 911 dispatched Hudson Firefighters for a reported structure fire at 513 Clinton Street.
Tower 32 and Assistant Chief Craig Haigh arrived at 13:31 and reported a corrected address of 118 North 5th Street with a working fire in the rear of the structure. A passing US Postal Mail Carrier has noticed the fire and was already attempting to contain flames on the exterior of the structure. A line was run by Engine 30 and the remaining body of fire was extinguished.
Hudson units were joined by Greenport FD's F.A.S.T. and Greenport Rescue Squad Paramedics.
Units: Chief Paul Beaumont, Assistant Chief Craig Haigh, Tower 32, Engine 30, Engine/Rescue 27-9, Engine 28, Fire Police unit M-27 Mutual Aid: Greenport FD M-25 (F.A.S.T.)
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Other pictures [5 Images]
Other pictures of trucks, tools etc.
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Patches and Signs of GFD [7 Images]
Patches and Signs of GFD
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Structure in Hudson; 3-23-07 [5 Images]
SMOKE PUSHING FROM THE BRICKS
On Friday, March 23rd at approximately 14:55, HFD was toned out for a reported structure fire at 549 State St. Greenport FD M-25 was assigned to the run automatically as the F.A.S.T. truck. On arrival, Chief Paul Beaumont observed smoke pushing from the brickwork and emitting from the chimney on side 3 and confirmed a working fire.
After an intense search of the interior with the department's three thermal imagers, heat was detected around the area of the chimney on the second floor. Loose bricks were removed from the exterior which revealed a badly deteriorated chimney. A minor chimney fire was discovered and extinguished.
The building has been under renovation and Code Enforcement was called to the scene for the chimney deterioration issue.
Units: Car 1 Chief Beaumont, Car 2 Asst. Chief Pulver, Car 3 Asst. Chief Haigh, E-30, E-28, E/R 27-9, Tower-32, M-27
Mutual Aid: Greenport M-25, Greenport Rescue w/Paramedics
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West Ghent Structure Fire 8-2-07 [26 Images]
West Ghent firefighters were dispatched at 07:55 to a reported structure fire at 492 Route 66 Town of Claverack. The fire was discovered and called into Columbia 911 by Greenport Rescue 407.
Command requested Greenport and Claverack under mutual aid to the scene and Stottville to standby in quarters. Stottville was later requested to the scene. Mellenville and Chruchtown were requested to standby in quarters for Claverack and Stockport stoodby in quarters for Stottville.
Command requested the Columbia Cause & Origin Team to the scene to investigate.
National Grid was on the scene to disconnect power to the home.
The Red Cross was called to assist the residents of the home.
The Fire Coordinators Office, EMS Coordinators Office and the New York State Police assisted at the scene.
The home suffered extensive damage.
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