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2019 Volunteer Firefighter Enhanced Cancer Disability Proof of Benefit Updated August 22, 2019 Albany FDID # Fire Department 01003 BERNE FIRE DEPARTMENT 01004 BOGHT COMMUNITY FIRE DEPARTMENT 01005 COEYMANS FIRE DEPARTMENT 01006 COEYMANS HOLLOW FIRE DEPARTMEN 01008 COLONIE FIRE DEPARTMENT 01009 DELMAR FIRE DEPARTMENT 01010 ELSMERE FIRE DEPARTMENT 01011 FORT HUNTER FIRE DEPARTMENT 01012 FULLER ROAD FIRE DEPARTMENT 01014 GUILDERLAND FIRE DEPARTMENT 01015 GUILDERLAND CENTER FIRE DEPT 01016 KNOX FIRE DEPARTMENT 01017 LATHAM FIRE DEPARTMENT 01020 MC KOWNVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT 01021 MENANDS FIRE DEPARTMENT 01022 MIDWAY FIRE DEPARTMENT 01023 NEW SALEM FIRE DEPARTMENT 01024 NORTH BETHLEHEM FIRE DEPARTMENT 01025 ONESQUETHAW FIRE DEPARTMENT 01027 RENSSELAERVILLE FIRE DEPARTMEN 01028 SCHUYLER HEIGHTS FIRE DEPT 01030 SHAKER RD-LOUDONVILLE FIRE DEP 01031 SLINGERLANDS FIRE DEPARTMENT 01032 STANFORD HEIGHTS FIRE DEPARTME 01035 VOORHEESVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT 01038 WEST ALBANY FIRE DEPARTMENT 01039 WESTERLO FIRE DEPARTMENT 01040 WESTMERE FIRE DEPARTMENT Allegany FDID # Fire Department 02001 A E CRANDALL HOOK AND LADDER 02002 ALFRED STATION FIRE DEPARTMENT 02004 ALMA FIRE DEPARTMENT 02006 ANDOVER FIRE DEPARTMENT 02007 ANGELICA FIRE DEPARTMENT 02008 BELFAST FIRE DEPARTMENT 02013 CENTERVILLE MEMORIAL FIRE DEPT 02017 FRIENDSHIP FIRE DEPARTMENT 02022 RUSHFORD FIRE DEPARTMENT 02024 SHORT TRACT FIRE DEPARTMENT 02026 WHITESVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT 02029 BIRDSALL FIRE DEPARTMENT Bronx FDID # Fire Department 03002 EDGEWATER PARK VOLUNTEER HOSE CO. NO. 1, INC. Broome FDID # Fire Department 04013 FIVE MILE POINT FIRE DEPARTMEN 04014 GLEN AUBREY FIRE DEPARTMENT 04015 HARPURSVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT 04021 LISLE FIRE DEPARTMENT 04022 MAINE FIRE DEPARTMENT 04029 SANITARIA SPRINGS FIRE DEPT 04030 TOWN OF BINGHAMTON DEPARTMENT 04034 VESTAL FIRE DEPARTMENT 04036 WEST CORNERS FIRE DEPARTMENT 04037 WEST ENDICOTT FIRE DEPARTMENT 04039 WHITNEY POINT FIRE DEPARTMENT Cattaraugus FDID # Fire Department 05001 ALLEGANY FIRE DEPARTMENT 05005 DELEVAN FIRE DEPARTMENT 05006 EAST OTTO FIRE DEPARTMENT 05011 GREAT VALLEY FIRE DEPARTMENT 05014 ISCHUA FIRE DEPARTMENT 05019 LIMESTONE FIRE DEPARTMENT 05021 MACHIAS FIRE DEPARTMENT 05025 PERRYSBURG FIRE DEPARTMENT 05029 SOUTH DAYTON FIRE DEPARTMENT 05030 COLDSPRING FIRE DEPARTMENT 05032 WESTONS MILLS FIRE DEPT 05034 YORKSHIRE FIRE DEPARTMENT Cayuga FDID # Fire Department 06003 AURORA FIRE DEPARTMENT 06004 CATO FIRE DEPARTMENT 06014 MORAVIA FIRE DEPARTMENT 06015 MONTEZUMA FIRE DEPARTMENT 06016 NEW HOPE FIRE DEPARTMENT 06017 OWASCO FIRE DEPARTMENT 06021 SENNETT FIRE DEPARTMENT 06022 THROOP FIRE DEPARTMENT 06023 UNION SPRINGS FIRE DEPARTMENT 06024 VICTORY FIRE DEPARTMENT 06025 WEEDSPORT FIRE DEPARTMENT 06027 SEMPRONIUS FIRE DEPARTMENT 06028 WEST NILES FIRE DEPARTMENT Chautauqua FDID # Fire Department 07002 BEMUS POINT FIRE DEPARTMENT 07007 CHAUTAUQUA FIRE DEPARTMENT 07014 ELLINGTON FIRE DEPARTMENT 07017 FLUVANNA FIRE DEPARTMENT 07018 FORESTVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT 07019 FREDONIA FIRE DEPARTMENT 07021 GERRY FIRE DEPARTMENT 07025 KENNEDY FIRE DEPARTMENT NO 1 07027 LAKEWOOD FIRE DEPARTMENT 07028 LILY DALE FIRE DEPARTMENT 07030 MAYVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT 07032 PORTLAND FIRE DEPT 07034 SHERIDAN FIRE DEPARTMENT 07037 SINCLAIRVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT 07041 WESTFIELD FIRE DEPARTMENT 07042 HANOVER FIRE DEPARTMENT Chemung FDID # Fire Department 08002 BALDWIN FIRE DEPARTMENT 08004 BREESPORT FIRE DEPARTMENT 08007 ELMIRA HEIGHTS FIRE DEPARTMENT 08010 HORSEHEADS FIRE DEPARTMENT 08012 PINE CITY FIRE DEPARTMENT 08015 TOMPKINS CORNERS FIRE DEPARTME 08022 EAST HILL FIRE DEPARTMENT 08023 WEST ELMIRA FIRE DEPT Chenango FDID # Fire Department 09001 AFTON FIRE DEPARTMENT 09002 BAINBRIDGE FIRE DEPARTMENT 09004 BRISBEN FIRE DEPARTMENT 09005 COVENTRY FIRE DEPARTMENT 09007 GENEGANTSLET FIRE DEPARTMENT 09008 GUILFORD FIRE DEPARTMENT 09011 NORWICH FIRE DEPARTMENT 09012 NORTH NORWICH FIRE DEPARTMENT 09013 NEW BERLIN FIRE DEPARTMENT 09014 OXFORD FIRE DEPARTMENT 09016 PLYMOUTH FIRE DEPARTMENT 09017 SHERBURNE FIRE DEPARTMENT 09018 SMYRNA FIRE DEPARTMENT 09019 SOUTH NEW BERLIN FIRE DEPT Clinton FDID # Fire Department 10006 CHAMPLAIN FIRE DEPARTMENT 10007 CHAZY FIRE DEPARTMENT 10014 KEESEVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT 10015 LYON MOUNTAIN FIRE DEPARTMENT 10018 PERU FIRE DEPARTMENT 10024 WEST CHAZY FIRE DEPARTMENT 10026 PLATTSBURG FD DISTRICT #3 Columbia FDID # Fire Department 11003 CANAAN FIRE DEPARTMENT 11004 CHATHAM FIRE DEPARTMENT 11006 NORTH CHATHAM FIRE DEPARTMENT 11008 CLAVERACK FIRE DEPARTMENT 11009 CLERMONT FIRE DEPARTMENT 11010 COPAKE FIRE DEPARTMENT 11011 CRARYVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT 11013 GERMANTOWN FIRE DEPARTMENT 11015 GREENPORT FIRE DEPARTMENT 11016 HILLSDALE FIRE DEPARTMENT 11021 LIVINGSTON FIRE DEPARTMENT 11023 NIVERVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT 11024 PHILMONT FIRE DEPARTMENT 11027 STOCKPORT FIRE DEPARTMENT 11030 STUYVESANT FALLS FIRE DEPARTME 11031 TAGHKANIC FIRE DEPARTMENT 11032 TRI-VILLAGE FIRE DEPARTMENT 11033 VALATIE FIRE DEPARTMENT Cortland FDID # Fire Department 12002 CORTLAND FIRE DEPARTMENT 12005 HOMER FIRE DEPARTMENT 12006 MARATHON FIRE DEPARTMENT 12007 MC GRAW FIRE DEPARTMENT 12008 PREBLE FIRE DEPARTMENT 12009 TRUXTON FIRE DEPARTMENT 12010 VIRGIL FIRE DEPARTMENT 12013 CORTLANDVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT 13001 ANDES FIRE DEPARTMENT Delaware FDID # Fire Department 13002 ARENA FIRE DEPARTMENT 13003 ARKVILLE FIRE DEPT 13004 BLOOMVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT 13005 BOVINA CENTER FIRE DEPARTMENT 13008 DELHI FIRE DEPARTMENT 13013 FLEISCHMANNS FIRE DEPARTMENT 13014 FRANKLIN FIRE DEPARTMENT 13015 GRAND GORGE HOSE FIRE DEPARTME 13016 HALCOTTSVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT 13018 HOBART FIRE DEPARTMENT 13019 MARGARETVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT 13020 MASONVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT 13024 SIDNEY FIRE DEPARTMENT 13027 STAMFORD FIRE DEPARTMENT 13028 TREADWELL FIRE DEPARTMENT 13029 TROUT CREEK FIRE DEPARTMENT Dutchess FDID # Fire Department 14001 AMENIA FIRE DEPARTMENT 14002 ARLINGTON FIRE DEPARTMENT 14003 BEACON FIRE DEPARTMENT 14004 BEEKMAN FIRE DEPARTMENT 14005 CHELSEA FIRE DEPARTMENT 14006 DOVER FIRE DEPARTMENT 14007 EAST CLINTON FIRE DEPARTMENT 14008 EAST FISHKILL FIRE DEPARTMENT 14009 FAIRVIEW FIRE DEPARTMENT 14010 FISHKILL FIRE DEPARTMENT 14011 GLENHAM FIRE DEPARTMENT 14012 HILLSIDE FIRE DEPARTMENT 14013 HUGHSONVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT 14014 HYDE PARK FIRE DEPARTMENT 14015 LA GRANGE FIRE DEPARTMENT 14021 PAWLING FIRE DEPARTMENT 14021 PAWLING FIRE DEPARTMENT 14023 PLEASANT VALLEY FIRE DEPARTMEN 14028 ROOSEVELT FIRE DEPARTMENT 14030 STANFORD FIRE CO 1 14031 TIVOLI FIRE DEPARTMENT 14032 UNION VALE FIRE DEPT 14035 WEST CLINTON FIRE DEPARTMENT 14037 ROMBOUT FIRE DEPARTMENT 14038 DUTCHESS JUNCTION FIRE DEPT Erie FDID # Fire Department 15003 ANGOLA FIRE DEPARTMENT 15004 ARMOR FIRE DEPARTMENT 15010 BOWMANSVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT 15012 BRIGHTON FIRE DEPARTMENT 15013 CLARENCE FIRE DEPARTMENT 15014 CLARENCE CENTER FIRE DEPT 15015 CLEVELAND HILL FIRE DEPT #6 15016 COLDEN FIRE DEPARTMENT 15017 COLLINS FIRE DEPARTMENT 15018 COLLINS CENTER FIRE DEPARTMENT 15019 CRITTENDEN FIRE DEPARTMENT 15020 DEPEW FIRE DEPARTMENT 15021 DOYLE HOSE FIRE DEPARTMENT 15023 EAST AURORA FIRE DEPARTMENT 15024 EAST CONCORD FIRE DEPARTMENT 15025 EAST EDEN FIRE DEPARTMENT 15026 EAST SENECA FIRE DEPARTMENT 15028 EGGERTSVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT 15029 ELLICOTT CREEK FIRE DEPARTMENT 15032 EVANS CENTER FIRE DEPARTMENT 15033 FARNHAM FIRE DEPARTMENT 15034 FORKS HOSE FIRE DEPARTMENT 15035 GETZVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT 15038 HAMBURG FIRE DEPARTMENT 15039 HARRIS HILL FIRE DEPARTMENT 15043 HOLLAND FIRE DEPARTMENT 15044 Williamsville Fire Department 15045 HYVIEW FIRE DEPARTMENT 15046 JAMISON ROAD FIRE DEPARTMENT 15047 KENILWORTH FIRE DEPARTMENT 15051 LAKE SHORE FIRE DEPARTMENT 15052 LAKE VIEW FIRE DEPARTMENT 15053 LANCASTER FIRE DEPARTMENT 15056 MAIN TRANSIT FIRE DEPARTMENT 15057 MARILLA FIRE DEPARTMENT 15058 CHAFFEE-SARDINIA FIRE DEPT 15059 MILLGROVE FIRE DEPARTMENT 15060 MORTONS CORNERS FIRE DEPT 15061 NEWSTEAD FIRE DEPARTMENT 15062 NEWTON ABBOTT FIRE DEPARTMENT 15063 NORTH AMHERST FIRE DEPARTMENT 15064 NORTH BAILEY FIRE DEPARTMENT 15065 NORTH BOSTON FIRE DEPARTMENT 15066 NORTH COLLINS FIRE DEPARTMENT 15067 NORTH EVANS FIRE DEPARTMENT FDID # Fire Department 15069 PATCHIN FIRE DEPARTMENT 15070 PINE HILL HOSE FIRE DEPT 15072 RESERVE HOSE FIRE DEPARTMENT 15074 SCRANTON FIRE DEPARTMENT Erie (continued) 15076 SHERIDAN PARK FIRE DEPARTMENT 15077 SLOAN ACTIVE HOSE FIRE DEPT 15078 SNYDER FIRE DEPARTMENT 15079 SOUTH LINE FIRE DEPARTMENT 15080 SOUTH WALES FIRE DEPARTMENT 15081 SPRING BROOK FIRE DEPARTMENT 15083 SWORMVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT 15084 TONAWANDA FIRE DEPT (CITY) 15086 EAST AMHERST FIRE DEPARTMENT 15087 TWIN DISTRICT FIRE DEPARTMENT 15088 U-CREST FIRE DEPARTMENT 15089 UNION FIRE DEPARTMENT 15090 VIGILANT FIRE DEPARTMENT 15092 WEST FALLS FIRE DEPARTMENT 15093 WINCHESTER FIRE DEPARTMENT Essex FDID # Fire Department 16001 AUSABLE FORKS FIRE DEPARTMENT 16007 JAY FIRE DEPARTMENT 16008 KEENE FIRE DEPARTMENT 16009 KEENE VALLEY FIRE DEPARTMENT 16011 LAKE PLACID FIRE DEPARTMENT 16014 MORIAH FIRE DEPARTMENT 16020 SCHROON LAKE FIRE DEPARTMENT 16021 TICONDEROGA FIRE DEPARTMENT 16022 UPPER JAY FIRE DEPARTMENT 16023 WESTPORT FIRE DEPARTMENT Franklin FDID # Fire Department 17004 BURKE FIRE DEPARTMENT 17005 CHATEAUGAY FIRE DEPARTMENT 17006 CONSTABLE FIRE DEPARTMENT 17007 DICKINSON CENTER FIRE DEPT 17015 ST REGIS FALLS FIRE DEPT Fulton FDID # Fire Department 18001 BERKSHIRE FIRE DEPARTMENT 18002 BROADALBIN FIRE DEPARTMENT 18003 CAROGA LAKE FIRE DEPARTMENT 18009 MECO FIRE DEPARTMENT 18012 PERTH FIRE DEPARTMENT 18013 PLEASANT SQUARE FIRE DEPARTMEN 18014 ROCKWOOD GAROGA LASSELLSVILLE 18015 SAMMONSVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT 18017 STRATFORD FIRE DEPARTMENT Genesee FDID # Fire
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