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Looking for Dedicated Volunteers!
To learn more about getting involved with the Delmar Fire Department
Joining the Delmar Fire Department provides you with many great benefits. You’re in for a lot more than just drills and fire calls. What makes becoming a volunteer so special are the relationships you build with your fellow members.
Fore more information call (518) 475-7310 or Email [email protected]
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ABOUT US
Delmar Fire – Bethlehem's first & finest volunteer fire department
Welcome to the Delmar Volunteer Fire Department
As the operational entity of the Delmar Fire District the Delmar Fire Department provides fire protection and suppression services to the residents of the District and surrounding communities.
The Department operates out of two locations. Station 1 located at 145 Adams Street and Station 2 located at 803 Feura Bush Road. The Department is staffed by 65 highly trained and dedicated volunteers and has been serving the community since 1911.
Donations
We welcome, appreciate, and thank you for your donations. When making a donation, please send to the address below and make check payable to: Delmar Fire Department
Delmar Fire Department
145 Adams St
Delmar, NY 12054
Education
What to Do In A Fire Emergency
- If an alarm goes off, always assume that it means a real fire.
- First, get everyone out of the building.
- Then, Dial 911 to report a fire emergency from another location (neighbors home).
- Give your exact address and location.
- Do not hang up. Wait for the 911 operator to give you instructions or tell you to disconnect.
- DO NOT re-enter a burning building for any reason.
