Continental Village Vol. Fire Department

Continental Village Vol. Fire Department The official page of the Continental Village Volunteer Fire Department Our Department is always looking for new members.

The Continental Village Fire Department is a medium sized fire department serving about 20,000 residents of Westchester and Putnam Counties. Known locally as the "Iron Men" (a reference to the strength and resilience of our members, as well as iron mining throughout the area's history) the department covers a key area of the lower Hudson Valley. Our coverage area includes a busy stretch of Route 9

, Annsville Circle, the Paraco Gas terminal, Camp Smith, the Anthony's Nose trails, he Bear Mountain Bridge and the Bear Mountain Bridge Road, affectionately refereed to as "The Goat Trail" . Our dedicated and highly trained volunteer firefighters answer about 200 alarms per year. We do a lot more more than just put out fires, we respond to car accidents, injured and lost hikers and medical assistance calls. Our marine unit covers an area of the great Hudson River between Indian Point and Garrison and answers calls for search and rescue as well as boaters in distress. The Continental Village Fire Department has been and continues to take pride in the service it provides to the community. Some volunteer for the "action" and some volunteer as part of a civic responsibility. Either way, we would love for you to come down. The department supplies your gear, uniform and training at no cost to you. We even have a pension system available (LOSAP) for certain types of membership. The types of membership available are listed below:

Active Membership - You must be over 18 years old and reside in the area. You will be on probation for a period of 12 months, after which you will become a full member after a review. You have full voting privileges at departmental meetings. You will have to have a background arson checked performed. There are 2 types of active members:

1) Interior Firefighter. This is for anyone who is trained to enter burning structures. Due to the physical nature of this function, the member must pass a physical as well as certain training requirements.

2) Exterior Firefighter. This position is for anyone who is not physically able to be an interior firefighter or those who simply do not want to become interior certified. This position is just as important as an interior firefighter. You will get to train, participate in drills and perform work details just as everyone else. Junior Membership - This is for people from the ages of 16 - 18 who have permission from your parent or legal guardian. There are a few limitations for this membership such as a curfew and not being allowed to enter an actively burning structure. Otherwise, they have the same membership privileges as an active member. Associate Membership - This is similar to an Social membership. You are allowed to attend meetings, but can not vote. You also do not attend fires or drills. However, you do have access to the firehouse and all functions related to the department. Our department also offers an "Explorer Program" which allows aspiring firefighters to join the ranks at the age of 14 in order to begin learning skills and build a passion for the fire service. For more information please contact us

For more information on becoming a member please visit our website, or stop by the firehouse Tuesdays 7-9pm or Sundays 9-11am

Good morning as of now we are set up at the following locations for the Boot drive -Annsville circle by mobile, Gallows ...
09/06/2026

Good morning as of now we are set up at the following locations for the Boot drive -Annsville circle by mobile, Gallows hill rd and Sprout Brook rd, Putnam and Strang and Route 9 on Winston lane.

Tomorrow morning the Continental Village Fire Department will be holding a Boot Drive to support one of our own. One of ...
09/06/2026

Tomorrow morning the Continental Village Fire Department will be holding a Boot Drive to support one of our own. One of our member’s wives was recently diagnosed with cancer, and we want to come together as a department and community to help ease some of the financial burden during this difficult time.

Our members will be out around town with boots collecting donations. Every dollar counts, and 100% of the donations will go directly toward supporting the family.

The fire service has always been about more than responding to calls — we take care of our own.

If you see one of our boots tomorrow, please consider making a donation. No donation is too small, and your kindness and generosity truly mean so much.

Different boots. One family. One CVFD.

Thank you for standing with us and helping us support one of our own! 🚒
⚠️Boot drive starts at 7 am and will run to approximately noon time⚠️ We will update with the locations in the morning.

Thank you to Castle Auto & Towing Inc. for the vehicles!
09/02/2026

Thank you to Castle Auto & Towing Inc. for the vehicles!

On Tuesday night, members of the Continental Village Fire Department conducted training focused on car fires. Firefighters used three vehicles to provide hands-on experience in extinguishing and overhauling car fires.

You may notice some heavy smoke in the area tonight we are training on active car fires 
09/01/2026

You may notice some heavy smoke in the area tonight we are training on active car fires 

Great team work this morning by from our Westchester and Putnam mutual aid Departments.
09/01/2026

Great team work this morning by from our Westchester and Putnam mutual aid Departments.

Early Tuesday morning, the Continental Village Fire Department was dispatched to a business on Bay View Road for a possible structure fire. Upon arrival, firefighters found a large commercial building with a pile of rubbish burning in the garage area and heavy smoke throughout the structure. The fir...

On Tuesday night, members of the Continental Village Fire Department joined with the Peekskill Volunteer Ambulance Corps...
08/28/2026

On Tuesday night, members of the Continental Village Fire Department joined with the Peekskill Volunteer Ambulance Corps for a vehicle extrication drill at the Continental Village Fire Department. Firefighters practiced removing a training dummy from a vehicle positioned in a ditch, using various tools and methods. Meanwhile, the Peekskill Volunteer Ambulance Corps trained on safely removing the patient from the vehicle.Peekskill Community Volunteer Ambulance Corps would also like to thank Castle Auto & Towing Inc. for the vehicle’s they donated so we could continue to train!

On Tuesday night, members of the Continental Village Fire Department joined with the Peekskill Volunteer Ambulance Corps for a vehicle extrication drill at the Continental Village Fire Department. Firefighters practiced removing a training dummy from a vehicle positioned in a ditch, using various to...

Car 2131/2132 and Engine 231 Currently standing by at City of Peekskill Fire Department while they work at a structure f...
08/27/2026

Car 2131/2132 and Engine 231 Currently standing by at City of Peekskill Fire Department while they work at a structure fire.

⚠️UPDATE 8:40am the vehicle has been removed. Roadway is open ⚠️Goat Trail will be a little backed up. One car off the r...
08/26/2026

⚠️UPDATE 8:40am the vehicle has been removed. Roadway is open ⚠️Goat Trail will be a little backed up. One car off the road way.

Yet again, we’re in for some more rain! Because apparently, the ground hasn’t had enough water yet. 🚨 A few friendly rem...
08/22/2026

Yet again, we’re in for some more rain! Because apparently, the ground hasn’t had enough water yet.

🚨 A few friendly reminders:
🌊 If a roadway is flooded — TURN AROUND, DON’T DRIVE THROUGH IT!** Your vehicle is not a boat. 🚗🛶

🚧 If a roadway is closed, DO NOT MOVE THE CONES, BARRICADES, OR CAUTION TAPE! They were placed there for a reason — and that reason is YOUR SAFETY.

We’d much rather see you safely turn around than have to come rescue you because you thought, “well, I can probably make it.”

Stay safe, slow down, and remember: Turn around, don’t drown! 🌧️🚒

08/19/2026

On Tuesday night at 9:21 p.m., the Continental Village Fire Department, along with Cortlandt-Peekskill Paramedics and the Peekskill Community Volunteer Ambulance Corps, was dispatched to Annsville Circle for an overturned tractor-trailer with no entrapment. Car 2131, operated by Chief Maffettone, ar...

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