Sparrowbush Engine Company

Every Spring and Summer SECo offers to fill pools for District Residents. There is a small cost of $50 per load for this service to assist in raising funds to purchase much needed equipment with out having to raise taxes with in the Fire District. It also helps offset the cost of fuel and give our members training needed to stay active. We utilize our 1900gal tanker when filling pools. We do ask that you have the pool open and ready for water delivery prior to the delivery.

If you would like us to fill your pool this year:

Call 845-856-5047;

Leave Your name, address and telephone number on the answering machine and someone will contact you with available dates for delivery.

A donation of $50.00 per load of water delivered is charged for this special service.

Thank You for Your Continued Support

News Headlines

Wed. Aug 18th 2010
Inhaling Ultra-Fine Particles May Raise Firefighters' Heart Risks

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MONDAY, Aug. 16 (HealthDay News) -- Firefight...

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Wed. Aug 18th 2010
With Deep Sorrow

It is with Deep Sorrow that the Sparrowbush Engine Co. announces the passing of Life Member Thomas Kent Sr. who went ho...

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Tue. Aug 3rd 2010
SECo Welcomes New Member

At the August meeting of SECo, members welcomed our newest member to the company, Jimmy Christopher. Jimmy is former member o...

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Contact Information

Sparrowbush Engine Company
79 Main St
Sparrowbush, NY 12780

Non-Emergency:
845-856-5047

Emergency:
911

Fax:
845-856-5472

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	Box Alarms
	MAMAS BOX Alarm 41-10 [ 34 KB ] Multiple Alarm Mutual Aid System Plan: Box 41-10 Assits the incident commander on what companies gets dispatched under the mutual system. Incident commander doesn't have to ask dispatch for individual companies, just has to ask the dispatcher to dispatch the Second or Subsequent alarm.
	MAMAS BOX Alarm 41-20 [ 34 KB ] Multiple Alarm Mutual Aid System: Box 41-20 Assits the incident commander on what companies gets dispatched under the mutual system. Incident commander doesn't have to ask dispatch for individual companies, just has to ask the dispatcher to dispatch the Second or Subsequent alarm.
	MAMAS BOX Alarm 41-30 [ 34 KB ] Multiple Alarm Mutual Aid System: Box 41-20 Assits the incident commander on what companies gets dispatched under the mutual system. Incident commander doesn't have to ask dispatch for individual companies, just has to ask the dispatcher to dispatch the Second or Subsequent alarm.
	MAMAS BOX Alarm 41-40 [ 35 KB ] Multiple Alarm Mutual Aid System: Box 41-20 Assits the incident commander on what companies gets dispatched under the mutual system. Incident commander doesn't have to ask dispatch for individual companies, just has to ask the dispatcher to dispatch the Second or Subsequent alarm.
	MAMAS BOX Alarm 41-50 [ 38 KB ] Multiple Alarm Mutual Aid System: Box 41-20 Assits the incident commander on what companies gets dispatched under the mutual system. Incident commander doesn't have to ask dispatch for individual companies, just has to ask the dispatcher to dispatch the Second or Subsequent alarm.

	Coordinators News Letter
	July 2010 OC Fire Coordinators News Letter [ 343 KB ] Monthly News lettter from the County Coordinator

	Safety/Health Announcements
	Sugar Based Explosives [ 217 KB ]

	SOG's
	Standard Operating Guideline 001 EMS [ 28 KB ] Guideline 001 Emergency Medical Calls
	Standard Operating Guideline 002 CO Alarms [ 26 KB ] Guideline 002 Carbon Monoxide Alarms
	Standard Operating Guideline 003 POV Response [ 26 KB ] Guideline 003 Personal Vehicle Response
	Standard Operating Guideline 004 SCBA [ 28 KB ] Guideline 004 Proper Self Contained Breathing Apparatus Procedures
	Standard Operating Guideline 005 Accountability [ 26 KB ] Guideline 005 Personnel Accountability on Emergency Scenes.
	Standard Operating Guideline 006 Radio Procedure [ 27 KB ] Guideline 006 Proper radio usage and procedures
	Standard Operating Guideline 007 Fire Police [ 24 KB ] Guideline 007 Fire Police Response and directives
	Standard Operating Guideline 008 Full PPE [ 25 KB ] Guideline 008 Full Personal Protective Envelope_ Definition and Usage
	Standard Operating Guideline 009 Brush Fires [ 25 KB ] Guideline 009 Operating at Brush Fires
	Standard Operating Guideline 010 2 In 2 Out [ 25 KB ] Guideline 010 Definition of the national 2 in 2 out rule and its usage
	Standard Operating Guideline 011 Sealt Belt Usage [ 25 KB ] Guideline 011 Personnel usage of seat belts on district apparatus and in personal vehicles when responding to alarms
	Standard Operating Guideline 012 LZ's [ 28 KB ] Guidline 012 Landing Zone set up and control
	Standard Operating Guideline 013 Rail Road Ops [ 27 KB ] Guideline 013 Operations on Rail Road rightaways and Bridges
	Standard Operating Guideline 014 Driver Qualifications [ 30 KB ] Guideline 014 Elgibility on becoming a driver and qualification procedure
	Standard Operating Guideline 015 Interior FF [ 25 KB ] Guideline 015 Eligilbilty and qualifications for becoming an Interior Firefighter
	Standard Operating Guideline 016 Live Burn Training [ 25 KB ] Guideline 016 Training with live/active fire in a donated structure
	Standard Operating Guideline 017 Vehicle Fires [ 26 KB ] Guideline 017 Operating at vehicle fires dos and don'ts
	Standard Operating Guideline 018 MVA's [ 28 KB ] Guideline 018 Operating at Motor Vehicle Accidents
	Standard Operating Guideline 019 Standby Response [ 26 KB ] Guidline 019 Response to Standby's at another FD location
	Standard Operating Guideline 020 Technical Rescue [ 25 KB ] Guideline 020 Eligibilty to be on the Technical Rescue team and proper response and operating procedures
	Standard Operating Guideline 021 Water Emergencies [ 27 KB ] Guideline 021 Response to Water related emergencies (Ie: Dive Calls, River/Lake Rescues, Swimming accidents, Diving accidents, Drownings), Eligilbilty and qualifications to be on the Dive Squad
	Standard Operating Guideline 022 Legal Terms [ 27 KB ] Guideline 022 Definitions of legal/law terms used in the fire service
	Standard Operating Guideline 023 Vehicle Inspections [ 24 KB ] Guideline 023 Monthly and after run Apparatus Inspections to be completed by drivers
	Standard Operating Guideline 024 Apparatus MVA's [ 24 KB ] Guideline 024 Proper procedures in case of a motor vehicle accident involving fire department apparatus
	Standard Operating Guideline 025 Intersections [ 29 KB ] Guideline 025 Proper procedures for Apparatus drivers repsonding to alarms and going through a controlled or uncontrolled intersection
	Standard Operating Guideline 026 Passing [ 28 KB ] Guideline 026 Proper procedures for apparatus drivers passing traffic. Also proper procedures for passing a fire apparatus
	Standard Operating Guideline 027 Backing Apparatus [ 28 KB ] Guidline 027 Proper procedures for backing an apparatus up
	Standard Operating Guideline 028 Lane Changing [ 25 KB ] Guideline 028 Proper procedures for Changing lanes when operating apparatus
	Standard Operating Guideline 029 Emergency Response [ 28 KB ] Guideline 029 Proper procedure for responding in an emergency repsonse
	Standard Operating Guideline 030 Apparatus Parking [ 27 KB ] Guideline 030 Proper procedures for parking apparatus at emergency scenes or at the fire house
	Standard Operating Guideline 031 Laptop & Camera [ 26 KB ] Guideline 031 Use of the district laptop and camera
	Standard Operating Guideline 032 Thermal Imaging Camera [ 27 KB ] Guideline 032 Proper usage of the thermal imaging camera (TIC)
	Standard Operating Guideline 033 Discrimination & Harrassment [ 52 KB ] Guideline 033 Discrimintation and harrassment policy
	Standard Operating Guideline 034 Tree & Wires Down [ 29 KB ] Guideline 034 response to report of trees and/or wires down
	Standard Operating Guideline 035 NIMS Compliance [ 35 KB ] Guideline 035 Department compliance of the National Incident Management System (NIMS)
	Standard Operating Guideline 036 Airboat Operations [ 30 KB ] Guideline 036 Operations of the Airboat and proper quailification procedures
	Standard Operating Guideline 037 Lens Program [ 29 KB ] Guideline 037 District participation in the NYS DMV License Event Notification System (LENS) program
	Standard Operating Guideline 038 REHAB [ 33 KB ] Guideline 038 Procedure for use of REHAB (rehabilitaion) of Firefighters on emergency scenes and Drills
	Standard Operating Guideline 039 Mutual Aid Calls [ 28 KB ] Guideline 039 Proper response to mutual aid calls requesting the department to the scene of an emergency in another jurisdiction

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Yearly LODD Totals

2010- 51

2009- 93

Recent Calls

Tue. Aug 10th 2010
Reported Structure Fire at Eddy Farm Resort

At 1251hrs SECo was alerted for a smoke investigation in the area of Eddy Farm Rd. with in a few seconds OC 911 resounded the...

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Sat. Jul 24th 2010
Water Rescue Number 2 Bridge Hook Rd

At 1743 Deerpark PD requested SECo to respond for an overturned boat with reported 2 subjects in the river, possibly without ...

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Sat. Jul 24th 2010
Mutual Aid to Huguenot

At 1248hrs SECo was alerted to respond to assit Huguenot FD at at structure fire located at 68 Shin Hollow Rd off Neversink D...

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Upcoming Events

Wed. Sep 8th 2010 7:00pm
OCV Fire Police Association Meeting

Tue. Sep 14th 2010 6:00pm
EMS CME-Rehabilitation Operations for Emergency Responders

Sun. Sep 19th 2010 8:00am
OCVFA Annual Memorial Service and Flag Raising

Every 2nd Tue. 7:00pm
Ladies Auxillary Meeting

Every 2nd Wed. 7:00pm
Commissioners Meeting

Every 1st Tue. 7:00pm
Monthly Meeting

Every 3rd Tue. 7:00pm
Monthly Drill

Every 4th Tue. 7:00pm
Monthly Station Safety Check/Work Detail

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2010 Call Volume

	Fire	EMS
January	10	26
February	13	12
March	24	13
April	15	15
May	8	20
June	14	20
July	29	16
August	21	17
September
October
November
December
Total	134	139

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Birthdays for September

4th William Johnson
6th Joie Ogrodnick
7th Carl Van Horn
8th Thomas Kent, Jr
13th James Oosterom
25th Norman Gallagher
26th Ken Kent

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