You certainly live up to the Scottish Fire Sevice motto "Aye Ready" sometimes politicians change it to "Semper Paratus" but it means the same thing. I prefer the Scots version Aye Ready.

Since an injury in 1975 I have been a Fire Buff visited hundreds of sites and yours is the best I have seen so far. Keep up the good work protecting your community.

My brother Bill and sister-in-law Michelle's house tragically caught fire on Saturday, Dec.12, and because of the pictures on your website, I have been able to see the damage the fire did. I live in Georgia with my family and I am grateful for the pictures because I am unsure when we can come up to help! My family has raved about the professionals on the scene, and the help and advice offered to them.

Thanks.

Site looks great as always! Hope that you all have a nice holiday season. Great new chiefs truck Adam! Let me know when I can bid on the old 2263. LOL

Guess who just found me? Toni Arditi, my partner from rescue a billion years ago.
We laughed and cried over some of our escapades and rescues. Who can forget Karen doing CPR and the eyeball popping out and rolling all over the amb.floor?
My God, I can still hear the upstairs floors creaking during meetings, those loooong meetings. I would beg for a call. LOL. I can still hear the tones and my phone in the middle of the night. I slept with my clothing on, but not my boots.
I will always remember my first ever rescue call with Bobby Jr, we jumped off a small cliff for a heart call, and I broke my ankle. I told Bobby, "hey, heart takes precedence over an ankle, come back for me later". LOL, and they did, thank goodness. Toni and I were always pushed into burning cars to rescue the drivers while being sprayed down with the fans and freezing cold water. Brrrrr!!!!!!! I was the smallest, so you guys shoved me into cars whereever there was an opening. I loved my LMFD. I loved all the members and the parades and was so proud to be a good member of it. I rode 31,32 and 33 btw. LOL. I miss you all so much.
Sher

New York's Bravest....Yes INDEED! Eventhough last nights fire was not a huge fire it was amazing to see how many of you are so dedicated in what you do. So many of you appeared on the scene. Great Job. You are all angels sent from above. Thank you.

Very nice website.Quick question, does your VAC roster an ambulance like we do in East Fishkill?I know that your dept. handles several thousand EMS calls annually, just like us and was wondering how your EMS service handles the situation.Thanks!

I just want to say that I have the utmost respect for what you all do...YOU are the true heroes....doing what needs to be done, when it needs to be done regardless of the consequences...GOD bless you all.

Hi,nice website.

I love the website! Hope to see you on calls soon!

congratulations on 87 years of dedicated sevice to yours and surrounding communitys best of luck and a great future. I look forward to seeing you at milfords muster or hotchkiss ken

Hey, looking for Roland Earl Tompkins (Wiggy). Please email me at the email address listed.

I Am A Old Member Of Peekskill Fire Patrol Peekskill N.Y.. I Build Model Of Emergency Veicle For Different Model Show. I Would Like To Build 1-25 Scale Models Of A Couple Of Your Truck. Car 2261, Engine 258, Ladders 10 & 35, Ambulance 69-B1 & The New 69-B2 & Rescue 32. So I Can Use Some Help. Can One Of Your Members Take Walk Around Photo Of These Truck Inside & Out And Cole Up Of All Decals

Thank You For Your Time

Very nice and professional looking site. Wonder if my Associate Membership is till good? LOL.....one day I'll stop back in to say hello and see if anyone I know is still around!

Very nice web page. keep up the good job.

Great site, excellent information; shows great pride in your organization, stay safe!

I've been living in Cortlandt Manor for about 5 years and have had 2 first hand opportunities to deal with your fire department (house struck by lighting and I witnessed a car accident). I can't believe the speed at which you get to the scene and the professionalism dealing with the situations and people. I am so impressed with your association. I want to thank you for all that you do and sacrafice in your line of work for our community!

My thoughts and prayers are with Bob's family and friends.

REST IN PEACE BOB LANDSMAN
YOU WILL BE MISSED AS A FRIEND AND FELLOW FIRE FIGHTER

GARY AND JEANNINE BEAUMONT SR
GARY A. BEAUMONT JR 1ST LT US ARMY

Please extend my condolences to the family of Bob Landsman. (My son Chris sent me a note that he had passed a few days ago.)

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Hello from Jim and Tania Board, keep up the good work and be safe.

What a great site! Lots of great pictures and incidents. Good job, stay safe out east.

hello stay safe

Great site, Lt. Stretz 2265 rules FTBS!!!!

Great site guys!! Keep up the good work!!!

I was in the MVA accident on January 22nd and i just want to say thank you to all of you guys for your help! I really appreciate it!

Congrats Dan!

Hope your fire-fighting career is successful and safe. You're doing the most honest work you can right there in Mohegan Lake and with the City - know what I mean, bro? Stay alive!!

-Chris out

i just wanted to say thank you to all the members that responded to my house on the night of the wind storm i appreciate you guys taking the time to stay there until con-ed showed up and cut the power especially to chief boddie and lt. stretz thank you guys!!!

Hello everyone. Great website. A wonderful job on it. My husband and I loved the pictures also. Some of them did bring back memories of when I was there. I also want to thank you all again for the help with my daughter Danielle when she was sick and when she passed. Its will be 10 years March 26, 2008. I miss you all so much. When I come down to visit Id like to stop in and say hello to everyone. Be safe be careful. Toni

Nice website brothers and sisters. Excelsior is currently working on getting theirs up and running.