Recently, The City of Hudson Fire Dept was requested to Hillsdale and Claverack with our Tower Ladder Truck to assist with opening the roofs of their respective structure fires. Several people have asked why we do that and what purpose it serves?
Firefighters may cut holes in the roof for a variety of reasons. Two of the most common reasons are ... (Full Story & Photos)
Chief Anthony Demarco Jr. and the City of Hudson Fire Department are proud to announce that the City of Hudson and the Fire Department has awarded a contract to E-ONE to build a new aerial ladder for the City of Hudson.
The truck committee, comprised of Fire Commissioner Timothy Hutchings, Chief DeMarco, 1st. Asst. Chief Shawn Hoffman, 2nd. Asst. Chief Nicolas Pierro, and several former and current ... (Full Story & Photos)
With the first major snow of the season predicted for the next few days, The City of Hudson Fire Dept would like to remind Hudson City residents of a few things.
Clearing Snow from Fire Hydrants When winter is at its coldest, you may want to spend most of your time inside. However, it's important to keep an eye on what's happening outdoors, too. Wintry weather can create fire safety hazards, such ... (Full Story & Photos)
The Hudson Department of Fire's 164th Annual Inspection & Parade will be held this weekend on Friday September 27th and Saturday September 28th. This event has been held every year since the first parade was first held on October 10th, 1856. This year the 225th anniversary of New York State's oldest active volunteer fire companies, J. W. Edmonds Hose Company No. 1 and H. W. Rogers Hose Company No. ... (Full Story & Photos)
The article in the October 7, 1856 issue of the Columbia Republican announcing the first Hudson "Firemen's Grand Parade". Firefighter's from the City of Hudson's ALL VOLUNTEER Fire Department have proudly been marching every year since 1856.
City of Hudson volunteer firefighters were dispatched at 8:33PM this date to a structure fire at 64 North 6th Street. Upon arrival smoke was showing from the 3rd floor. Upon entering the building, firefighters encountered heavy smoke in the 3rd floor and attic area. Because of the heavy smoke no fire was visible but one of the department's infrared cameras quickly revealed heavy fire in the eaves ... (Full Story & Photos)
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