Central Square Volunteer Fire Company

Incorporated May 18, 1909

Celebrating 100 Years of Service 1909~2009

The Central Square Volunteer Fire Company serves the Village of Central Square and the Town of Hastings. We respond to EMS, rescue, fire, and motor vehicle accidents.
The Central Square Volunteer Fire Company is equipped with two 1,500 gallon pumpers, one 2,000 gallon pumper, one heavy rescue truck, one light rescue truck, and one grass fire truck.

Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 92
Central Square, New York 13036

Street address:
687 North Main Street
Central Square, New York

Phone:                                                Fax:
315.668.6555                                      315.668.6516

R. Abel, M. Adams, C. Caseline (Training Officer), M. Chapman, C. Corrice (Asst. Engineer), T. Cronk, M. Fitzsimmons, A. Foy (Clerk), C. Foy, B. Halliday (Captain, Bd of Directors), M. Haynes, C. Hinds, K. Hotaling (Captain, Fire Police), J. House, R. House, J. Kimple, M. Kimple (Bd. Of Directors), B. Kraus, K. Kraus, D. Lennox (Captain), S. Partick, M. Radford (Lieutenant), N. Reid, R. Reid, N. Richards, V. Robinson, K. Schmunk, L. Schmunk (Lieutenant), M. Spink, L. Stagnitta, M. Watkins, M. Wildrick (Bd. Of Directors), L. Ninemire and J. Zesky (Lieutenant).

Central Square Fire Company Auxiliary

President: Maryellen Commisso                    Vice President: Patty Baldwin
Treasurer: Lori Hotaling                                Secretary:  Barb Busco
Secretary & Chaplain:  Lorrie House
 
Members: R. Baldwin, J. Harris, L. House, K. Lennox, J. Pallotta, S. Radford and K. Wildrick.

The Central Square Fire Company Auxiliary was organized on March 8, 1946 to assist the firefighters and victims of fires and other disasters.

The Auxiliary has two main purposes:

• To make sure the victims of a fire have a place to stay and have the basic toiletries to get through the first night. Depending on circumstances monetary donation may be provided to help the families recover. The Auxiliary may initiate contact with organizations such as the Red Cross when additional assistance is needed.
• To provide and serve food and beverage to the firefighters and the victims of disaster such as those caused by fire, ice storms, electric outages.