Clifton Park Fire Department

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Pancake Breakfast
Join the Clifton Park Fire Department for a Pancake Breakfast on Sunday, February 7, from 8:00 am to 11:30 am. Adults $5, Children 6-12 $3, and Children under 6 eat for free!

Hazmat II Drill

The drill scheduled for Monday February 8th will be Hazmat II.

Both Photos Pam Horner

New and Advancing Members
January has seen a new member, and some existing members moving through the training process. In the top photo, new member Kim Chamberlain (left) was sworn in by Company Vice President Anna Brobston. In the bottom photo, Firefighter 1 graduates Chris Thuman, Jared Malinoski, and Caroline Doran are flanked by 1st Assistant Chief Jim Ryan (left) and Chief John Van Chance, Jr., as the trio celebrated their completion of the Firefighter 1 training program. The program is required for all firefighters who want to become interior qualified.

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Clifton Park Fire Department

2010 incidents: 39
As of: January 27

Total calls in 2009: 613

Total calls in 2008: 732

Total calls in 2007: 591

For more information on the calls we handle, click here.

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Linda Carter

Trailer Fire
CPFD and mutual aid crews battled wind and cold temperatures in fighting a trailer fire in Turf Trailer Park on December 29. See other photos of this fire in our Photo Gallery

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Current Local Weather Alerts

There are no active watches, warnings or advisories in New York (Southern Saratoga/NYZ050)

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.