Callicoon Fire Department

Tuesday, September 29, 2026, Callicoon Fire Department Station 63 trained on the new slide in brush unit. This unit has an 80-gallon tank, can supply two hand lines, can draft from a water source, and fill its own tank or other utv units if needed. Also has a small storage compartment and can support a stokes basket for removal of patients out of the woods if needed.

Saturday, September 26, 2026, Callicoon Fire Department Station 63 was on a cover assignment with 63-31 and a crew along with Walker Valley Fire Department Station 63 with their rescue engine and a crew for the Orange Lake Fire Department at the Dan Leghorn Engine Co. #1 station while they attended the Orange County Annual Parade.

Iron on the ground. Faster turnaround. Ready to work.💪

Callicoon Fire Department is taking advantage of the Fouts FB-94 Pumper already on the ground, getting the truck they need with a quick turnaround!

◼ Spartan FC-94 with 10” Raised Roof
◼ Hale QMax 1500 GPM Pump
◼ 1,000 Gallons Water
◼ 3/16” Aluminum Body
◼ Whelen LED Warning & Scene Lighting

Upfit Features:
◼ 62" FRC Crestlight LED Brow light
◼ Whelen Rear Traffic Advisor
◼ Federal Signal Q2B mechanical siren
◼ Front Intake w/ Swiveling Stainless-Steel Elbow & Hale MIV valve
◼ Trident Automatic Air primer system
◼ FRC MaxVision large water level gauges
◼ Install floating running boards
◼ Install a custom #500 floor mounted roll-out tray and Pac Trac mounting tool board
and more!

Today, September 23, 2026, at 6:28 PM Callicoon Fire Department Station 63 and Hortonville Fire Department Station 10 were dispatched for a structure fire. Upon arrival 63-1 found smoke from a woodstove had vented back into the residence. 63 and 10 units investigated and went back into service a short time later.

25th anniversary of 9/11. We will never forget those who lost their lives.

Today, Saturday September 5, 2026, several members of Callicoon Fire Department Station 63 installed and trained on our new slide in unit for our UTV. The new unit will assist us in extinguishing brush fires and in the rescue of injured people that are in locations that are not accessible by larger vehicles.