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Time changes mean battery changes - change your smoke and carbon monoxide detector batteries.
April Pancake Breakfast Will Be on Sunday the 7th!!
Please Continue to Practice Safe Winter Driving and Home Heating Habits
Announcements Winter training opportunities in Saratoga County have been posted outside the radio room. Upcoming Events Monday March 18th: Extrication Recertification Monday March 25th: RIT/FAST Recertification Monday April 1st: Company Meeting Sunday April 7th: April Pancake Breakfast
Please see the board outside the radio room for updated information on upcoming training opportunities and other department activities. |
Historical Incident Record
The Clifton Park Fire Department continues to see an increased need for service as the Clifton Park and Halfmoon community continues to expand in size and residency. We are happy to have served you through responding to 41 alarms this year through January 2013.
Total alarms in 2012: 578
Total alarms in 2011: 614
Total alarms in 2010: 524
Total alarms in 2009: 613
Total alarms in 2008: 732
Total alarms in 2007: 591
Most alarms in one day: 62 on December 2, 2008
Volunteer with the Clifton Park Fire Department
Are you a resident of Clifton Park or Halfmoon? Are you interested in giving back to your community? Want to make new friends while learning skills that can help save lives?
The Clifton Park-Halfmoon Volunteer Fire Department is always looking for new members to help serve the communities of Clifton Park and Halfmoon. Stop by the fire house on Old Fire Road in Clifton Park or email us at
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for more information.
Fall Safety Tips
Time changes mean battery changes - change your smoke and carbon monoxide detector batteries.
Make sure your home heating systems are in proper working order.
Make sure chimneys and fireplaces are ready for the winter season.
Be careful when using fire-related holiday decorations, such as pumpkins, lights and costumes.
Better safe than sorry - call 911 if something is suspicious or does not seem right!
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