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Fire Department Directory for New York State Fire Department Name Fire Department Code ALBANY FIRE DEPARTMENT 01001 ALTAMONT FIRE DEPARTMENT 01002 BERNE FIRE DEPARTMENT 01003 BOGHT COMMUNITY FIRE DEPARTMENT 01004 COEYMANS FIRE DEPARTMENT 01005 COEYMANS HOLLOW FIRE DEPARTMENT 01006 COHOES FIRE DEPARTMENT 01007 COLONIE FIRE DEPARTMENT 01008 DELMAR FIRE DEPARTMENT 01009 ELSMERE FIRE DEPARTMENT 01010 FORT HUNTER FIRE DEPARTMENT 01011 FULLER ROAD FIRE DEPARTMENT 01012 GREEN ISLAND FIRE DEPARTMENT 01013 GUILDERLAND FIRE DEPARTMENT 01014 GUILDERLAND CENTER FIRE DEPT 01015 KNOX FIRE DEPARTMENT 01016 LATHAM FIRE DEPARTMENT 01017 MEDUSA FIRE DEPARTMENT 01018 MAPLEWOOD FIRE DEPARTMENT 01019 Page 1 of 425 09/28/2021 Fire Department Directory for New York State Address City State 26 BROAD STREET ALBANY NY 115 MAIN STREET PO BOX 642 ALTAMONT NY CANADAY ROAD BERNE NY 1095 LOUDON ROAD COHOES NY 67 CHURCH STREET COEYMANS NY 1290 ROUTE 143 COEYMANS HOLLOW NY 97 MOHAWK STREET COHOES NY 1631 CENTRAL AVENUE ALBANY NY 145 ADAMS STREET DELMAR NY 15 WEST POPLAR DRIVE DELMAR NY 3525 CARMAN ROAD SCHENECTADY NY 1342 CENTRAL AVENUE ALBANY NY 7 CLINTON STREET GREEN ISLAND NY 2303 WESTERN AVE GUILDERLAND NY 30 SCHOOL ROAD GUILDERLAND CENTER NY 2198 BERNE ALTAMONT ROAD KNOX NY 226 OLD LOUDON ROAD LATHAM NY 458 CR 351 MEDUSA NY 61 COHOES ROAD WATERVLIET NY Page 2 of 425 09/28/2021 Fire Department Directory for New York State Zip Code County Code County Name Phone Number 12202-0000 01 Albany 5184477879 12009 01 Albany 5188618171 12023 01 Albany 5188720470 12047 01 Albany 5187850339 12045 01 Albany 5187562027 12046 01 Albany 5187566310 12047 01 Albany 5182372125 12205 01 Albany 5188699306 12054 01 Albany 5184757310 12054 01 Albany 5184399144 12303 01 Albany 5183552434 12205 01 Albany 5184894421 12183 01 Albany 5182731041 12084 01 Albany 5184565000 12085 01 Albany 5188618871 12107 01 Albany 5188720368 12110 01 Albany 5187855060 12120 01 Albany 5182396006 12189 01 Albany 5182731200 Page 3 of 425 09/28/2021 Fire Department Directory for New York State New York Zip Latitude Longitude Location 1 Counties Codes 42.662577 -73.759898 (42.662577, -73.759898) 2030 43 42.702865 -74.02531 (42.702865, -74.02531) 2030 1142 42.612842 -74.070082 (42.612842, -74.070082) 2030 1184 42.783571 -73.743969 (42.783571, -73.743969) 2030 1176 42.474106 -73.798832 (42.474106, -73.798832) 2030 1174 42.48034 -73.92286 (42.48034, -73.92286) 2030 1175 42.774511 -73.700005 (42.774511, -73.700005) 2030 1176 42.719292 -73.834697 (42.719292, -73.834697) 2030 42 42.621806 -73.83503 (42.621806, -73.83503) 2030 1180 42.624501 -73.819623 (42.624501, -73.819623) 2030 1180 42.7403 -73.942101 (42.7403, -73.942101) 2030 72 42.702595 -73.815808 (42.702595, -73.815808) 2030 42 42.742022 -73.692784 (42.742022, -73.692784) 2030 13 42.703916 -73.91061 (42.703916, -73.91061) 2030 1229 42.701834 -73.966158 (42.701834, -73.966158) 2030 1142 42.668944 -74.119396 (42.668944, -74.119396) 2030 1142 42.748925 -73.758425 (42.748925, -73.758425) 2030 1288 42.436845 -74.12705 (42.436845, -74.12705) 2030 1293 42.746005 -73.700941 (42.746005, -73.700941) 2030 19 Page 4 of 425 09/28/2021 Fire Department Directory for New York State NYS Municipal Boundaries 811 806 810 808 837 837 816 808 838 838 806 808 807 806 806 836 808 834 808 Page 5 of 425 09/28/2021 Fire Department Directory for New York State MC KOWNVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT 01020 MENANDS FIRE DEPARTMENT 01021 MIDWAY FIRE DEPARTMENT 01022 NEW SALEM FIRE DEPARTMENT 01023 NORTH BETHLEHEM FIRE DEPARTMENT 01024 ONESQUETHAW FIRE DEPARTMENT 01025 RAVENA FIRE DEPARTMENT 01026 RENSSELAERVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT 01027 SCHUYLER HEIGHTS FIRE DEPT 01028 SELKIRK FIRE DEPARTMENT 01029 SHAKER RD-LOUDONVILLE FIRE DEPT 01030 SLINGERLANDS FIRE DEPARTMENT 01031 STANFORD HEIGHTS FIRE DEPARTMENT 01032 TRI-VILLAGE FIRE DEPARTMENT 01033 VERDOY FIRE DEPARTMENT 01034 VOORHEESVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT 01035 WATERVLIET FIRE DEPARTMENT 01036 WEST ALBANY FIRE DEPARTMENT 01038 WESTERLO FIRE DEPARTMENT 01039 WESTMERE FIRE DEPARTMENT 01040 A E CRANDALL HOOK AND LADDER CO 02001 ALFRED STATION FIRE DEPARTMENT 02002 Page 6 of 425 09/28/2021 Fire Department Directory for New York State 1250 WESTERN AVENUE ALBANY NY 250 BROADWAY MENANDS NY 1956 CENTRAL AVENUE ALBANY NY 694 NEW SALEM ROAD VOORHEESVILLE NY 589 RUSSELL ROAD ALBANY NY 2178 TARRYTOWN RD PO BOX E CLARKSVILLE NY 116 MAIN STREET PO BOX 207 RAVENA NY 21 RICE RD PO BOX 134 RENSSELAERVILLE NY 900 FIRST STREET WATERVLIET NY 126 MAPLE AVENUE SELKIRK NY 550 ALBANY-SHAKER ROAD LOUDONVILLE NY PO BOX 99 SLINGERLANDS NY 2240 CENTRAL AVENUE SCHENECTADY NY 3096 CO RTE 145 PO BOX 575 PRESTON HOLLOW NY 988 TROY SCHENECTADY ROAD LATHAM NY 12 ALTAMONT RD PO BOX 525 VOORHEESVILLE NY FIRE HEADQRTRS 116 13TH ST WATERVLIET NY 113 SAND CREEK ROAD ALBANY NY 591 ST RTE 143 PO BOX 87 WESTERLO NY 1732 WESTERN AVENUE ALBANY NY 8 S MAIN ST BOX 582 ALFRED NY 623 STATE RTE 244 BOX 282 ALFRED STATION NY Page 7 of 425 09/28/2021 Fire Department Directory for New York State 12203 01 Albany 5184894340 12204 01 Albany 5184639494 12205 01 Albany 5184561993 12186 01 Albany 5187652244 12203 01 Albany 5184896556 12041 01 Albany 5184682823 12143 01 Albany 5187562089 12147 01 Albany 5187975269 12189 01 Albany 5182717851 12158 01 Albany 5184360534 12211 01 Albany 5184581499 12159 01 Albany 5184394734 12304 01 Albany 5183467948 12469 01 Albany 5182396780 12110 01 Albany 5187857291 12186 01 Albany 5187654048 12189 01 Albany 5182703826 12205 01 Albany 5184216624 12193 01 Albany 5187973321 12203 01 Albany 5184566734 14802 02 Allegany 6075878880 14803 02 Allegany 6075879201 Page 8 of 425 09/28/2021 Fire Department Directory for New York State 42.67876 -73.830528 (42.67876, -73.830528) 2030 40 42.68282 -73.73486 (42.68282, -73.73486) 2030 41 42.739023 -73.857362 (42.739023, -73.857362) 2030 42 42.625059 -73.968935 (42.625059, -73.968935) 2030 16 42.664105 -73.84205 (42.664105, -73.84205) 2030 1406 42.57541 -73.96359 (42.57541, -73.96359) 2030 1171 42.471694 -73.810532 (42.471694, -73.810532) 2030 1308 42.518434 -74.138762 (42.518434, -74.138762) 2030 1310 42.710658 -73.720103 (42.710658, -73.720103) 2030 19 42.53155 -73.795146 (42.53155, -73.795146) 2030 1405 42.715127 -73.784522 (42.715127, -73.784522) 2030 42 42.62985 -73.862168 (42.62985, -73.862168) 2030 1406 42.764326 -73.8861 (42.764326, -73.8861) 2030 73 42.446314 -74.209669 (42.446314, -74.209669) 2030 261 42.763506 -73.800801 (42.763506, -73.800801) 2030 1288 42.650819 -73.937756 (42.650819, -73.937756) 2030 16 42.723228 -73.702914 (42.723228, -73.702914) 2030 19 42.692166 -73.785673 (42.692166, -73.785673) 2030 42 42.51526 -74.046139 (42.51526, -74.046139) 2030 22 42.688816 -73.861582 (42.688816, -73.861582) 2030 40 42.254065 -77.790323 (42.254065, -77.790323) 2031 1749 42.268636 -77.75986 (42.268636, -77.75986) 2031 1750 Page 9 of 425 09/28/2021 Fire Department Directory for New York State 806 808 808 835 838 835 837 834 808 838 808 838 808 834 808 835 802 808 830 806 477 477 Page 10 of425 09/28/2021 Fire Department Directory for New York State ALLENTOWN FIRE DEPARTMENT 02003 ALMA FIRE DEPARTMENT 02004 ALMOND FIRE DEPARTMENT 02005 ANDOVER FIRE DEPARTMENT 02006 ANGELICA FIRE DEPARTMENT 02007 BELFAST FIRE DEPARTMENT 02008 BELMONT FIRE DEPARTMENT 02009 BOLIVAR FIRE DEPARTMENT 02010 CANASERAGA FIRE DEPARTMENT 02011 CENTERVILLE MEMORIAL FIRE DEPT 02013 CLARKSVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT 02014 CUBA FIRE DEPARTMENT 02015 BROOKS FIRE DEPARTMENT 02016 FRIENDSHIP FIRE DEPARTMENT 02017 HOUGHTON FIRE DEPARTMENT 02018 NEW HUDSON FIRE DEPARTMENT 02019 ORAMEL FIRE DEPARTMENT 02020 RICHBURG FIRE DEPARTMENT 02021 RUSHFORD FIRE DEPARTMENT 02022 SCIO FIRE DEPARTMENT 02023 SHORT TRACT FIRE DEPARTMENT 02024 Page 11 of425 09/28/2021 Fire Department Directory for New York State 1966 CHURCH ST PO BOX 82 ALLENTOWN NY 5778 CNTY ROUTE 18 BOX 49 ALMA NY 1 MARVIN LANE BOX 256 ALMOND NY 60 S MAIN ST PO BOX 714 ANDOVER NY 85 MAIN ST PO BOX 154 ANGELICA NY 11 MERTON AVENUE PO BOX 487 BELFAST NY 80 SCHUYLER STREET BELMONT NY 460 MAIN ST PO BOX 483 BOLIVAR NY 10 MAIN ST BOX 322 CANASERAGA NY 8936 CNTY ROAD 3 BOX 16 CENTERVILLE NY 8854 CNTY ROAD 40 BOX 132 WEST CLARKSVILLE NY 51 E MAIN ST PO BOX 84 CUBA NY 20 S GENESEE ST BOX 53 FILLMORE NY 3 DEPOT STREET PO BOX 503 FRIENDSHIP NY 9750 STATE RT 19 PO BOX 96 HOUGHTON NY 8597 STATE RTE 305 PO BOX 1 BLACK CREEK NY 8415 STATE ROUTE 19 BELFAST NY 277 MAIN ST PO BOX 74 RICHBURG NY BOX 223 RUSHFORD NY 4359 CNTY RD 10 PO BOX 231 SCIO NY 10355 CO RD 15 PO BOX 105 FILLMORE NY Page 12 of425 09/28/2021 Fire Department Directory for New York State 14707 02 Allegany 5855934020 14708 02 Allegany 5855930044 14804 02 Allegany 6072765921 14806 02 Allegany 6074788361 14709 02 Allegany 5854667621 14711 02 Allegany 5853652606 14813 02 Allegany 5852685550 14715 02 Allegany 5859281250 14822 02 Allegany 6075456221 14029 02 Allegany 5855678132 14786 02 Allegany 5859683138 14727 02 Allegany 5859682530 14735 02 Allegany 5855678614 14739 02 Allegany 5859732371 14744 02 Allegany 5855678229 14714 02 Allegany 5859681566 14711 02 Allegany 5853652511 14774 02 Allegany 5859281800 14777 02 Allegany 5854372522 14880 02 Allegany 5855932046 14735 02 Allegany 5855678075 Page 13 of425 09/28/2021 Fire Department Directory for New York State 42.12375 -77.94883 (42.12375, -77.94883) 2031 923 42.012599 -78.060224 (42.012599, -78.060224) 2031 1690 42.316386 -77.740698 (42.316386, -77.740698) 2031 1751 42.154809 -77.795274 (42.154809, -77.795274) 2031 1753 42.307251 -78.020337 (42.307251, -78.020337) 2031 1691 42.344075 -78.110895 (42.344075, -78.110895) 2031 1693 42.22457
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    Buffalo Rocket COMMUNITY NEWS Distributing to North Buffalo, West Side and Riverside • Established in 1969 www.buffalorocket.com Publishers of North Buffalo Rocket, West Side Times & Riverside Times Vol. XLV ISSUE No. 41 • Thursday, October 9, 2014 WSRC Hosts Head of the October is National Niagara and Wright Regatta Fire Prevention Month The West Side Rowing tional West Side Rowing Club of Buffalo (WSRC) Club mug. is once again hosting its The Head of the Niag- annual Head of the Ni- ara and Wright Regatta agara and is on Sun- W r i g h t day, Octo- R e g a t t a . ber 12th, The re- beginning gatta will at 8:00 am f e a t u r e and con- Y o u t h , t i n u i n g Collegiate, into the and Mas- afternoon. ters row- All WSRC ers from r e g a t t a s the Western New York are free and open to the and Canada area rowing public. Events Food and the 2.5 mile course on the beverages, as well as mer- Black Rock Canal in 35 chandise, will be on sale different events. at the regatta. Originally two events, Youth teams competing the Wright Regatta is in that row at West Side in- Photo: Barbara Gilboy its sixth year, showcasing clude: City Honors School, Engine 36 on Hertel and Elmwood is one of two Buffalo firehouses hosting the only boathouse built Mount St. Mary’s Acad- fire prevention events on Saturday, October 11th. The events will include to feature Frank Lloyd emy, Nardin Academy, St.