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98th Anniversary: 1922-2020
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Medical Emergency Causes Accident
MVFA Webmaster , May 09
On Sunday 5/9/21 at 10:23am, Mohegan FD, Mohegan EMS/Empress EMS, and Yorktown PD were dispatched to Rt 6 in the area of Mill St in Yorktown for a motor vehicle accident with injuries. Upon arrival, units found a one vehicle accident with the vehicle off the roadway and down an embankment. The vehicle crashed through the guardrail and fence, plus knocked over a tree stopping on the hill embankment. ... (Full Story & Photos)
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First Due Structure Fire
MVFA Webmaster, March 20
On Saturday morning 3/20/21 at approximately 5:15am, Mohegan FD was dispatched to Enrico Dr in Cortlandt for a possible structure fire. Upon arrival, an exterior fire was found with extension into the residence. Firefighters quickly opened up the exterior and interior and extinguished the fire using one 1 3/4” hoseline from Engine 256. The 10-75 was transmitted, which brought Putnam Valley FD’s FAS-Team, ... (Full Story & Photos)
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FAS-Team Responds to High Rise Fire
MVFA Webmaster, March 13
On Saturday evening 3/13/21 at approximately 10:25pm, Mohegan FD’s FAS-Team was requested to respond to a confirmed structure fire in the Bohlman Towers high rise apartment building on Main St in the City of Peekskill. Upon arrival of units, Peekskill FD had the fire knocked down and was assisting with ventilation of smoke on numerous floors. Also assisting on scene were Montrose VA FD, Buchanan FD, ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Garbage Shed Fire
MVFA Webmaster , March 13
On Saturday evening 3/13/21 at approximately 5:50pm, Mohegan FD was dispatched to Paulding Ln in Crompond for a reported garbage can on fire. Upon arrival, an approximately 10 foot by 20 foot garbage can shed and small brush fire was found with the flames in close proximity to the overhead house electric service wires. One 1 3/4" hoseline was quickly stretched from Engine 254 and the fire was knocked ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Change Your Clocks Change Your Batteries
MVFA Webmaster, March 13
Chances are about 96 percent of households have a smoke alarm in your home. However, 23% of them do not work due to old or missing batteries. This means that 26 million homes, nationwide are at risk. A working Smoke Alarm and Carbon Monoxide (CO) Alarm can mean the difference between life and death. Over 6,000 deaths occur in house fires each year. Most people die from smoke and toxic gases rather ... (Full Story & Photos)
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