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Company Meeting
The next Company Meeting will be on Monday, May 5, beginning at 1930.

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Clifton Park Fire Department

2008 incidents:
204
As of: April 30
Total calls in 2007: 591
For more information on the calls we handle, click here.
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Outdoor Burning Ban Lifted
The Saratoga County Fire Coordinator has announced that, due to the current and forecast precipitation, the State of Emergency Declared Burn Ban has been lifted.
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Pam Horner  
Shen Crash Day
Members of CPFD and other local fire and police agencies participated in "Crash Day 2008," on April 24 and 25 . A car accident was staged at both Shenedehowa High School East and West using members of the SADD Club, Students Against Destructive Decisions, showing the ramifications of Drunk Driving. Above, former CPFD Chief Art Hunsinger coordinated the exercise. Additional photos of this and other events can be found in our Photo Gallery.


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  Both Photos Pam Horner   
Pancake Breakfast Mixes Flowers with Flour
The Mother's Day edition of the CPFD Pancake Breakfast, held on May 4, featured flowers for our special guests. CPFD members Mary Smith and Frank Terwelp prepared the bouquets for visitors such as the lucky ones in the photo at right.
 
 
Current Local Weather Alerts
Safety Tips
  • All new fireplaces, pellet stoves, wood burning stoves, inserts, etc., require a permit from your local building Department. They will help you make sure that these are installed properly to help prevent fires and carbon monoxide issues.

  • Local laws which cover outdoor burning are not all the same in our area. Contact your local building department for information before you burn.

  • Please be aware of the location of all underground utilities on your property before you dig. Natural gas lines to your house might not be more than 18 inches below ground.
Read more tips.

 

For fire emergencies: call 911   For non-emergencies: (518) 371-8400