South Corning Fire Station- Station 34

08/17/2025

Reminder of the chicken bbq tomorrow, 8/17. Serving 11am til gone. Message us to place your reservations....they go quick!

08/12/2025

02/24/2025

They’re back. A last minute addition to the schedule. They’ll be here all week Thank you in advance for your support.

01/09/2025

Congradulations Pat!!!

11/28/2024

Happy Thanksgiving everyone!!

Remember physics 101, always compensate for your solid displacements!!!

11/07/2024

😮‍💨It was an exhausting October😮‍💨

Congradulations to all firefighters who completed their RTB class!!! Remember, if you don't know how to tie a knot, tie ALOT!!

11/02/2024

It's that time again!!

Its also time to replace those batteries in your smoke and carbon monoxide alarms.

Smoke alarms should be placed outside of bedrooms and other living areas.

Carbon monoxide detectors are recommended on each floor and close to areas where fuel burning appliances are located.

10/31/2024

🚨🚨ATTENTION ALL GHOSTS, GOBLINS AND MUMMIES 🚨 🚨

South Corning Station 34 will be handing out tricks and/or treats tonight on our Apparatus pad starting at 6pm.

A reminder to all parents and guardians, make sure the kiddos are being safe by following these guidelines:
1. Look before crossing the street
2. Use flashlights or glowsticks to let your presence be known
3. Only visit houses with illuminated front lights
4. Inspect candy for anything out of the norm such as opened packages, needles, chainsaws, and other abnormalties
5. Make sure kids are in groups and not alone

09/27/2024

Firehouse Subs Food Trucks will be here next week!

Catch them in the parking lot from 11-7 Monday through Saturday.

A portion of your purchase will be donated directly to the South Corning Fireman's Association!

Look forward to seeing everyone out there!!

09/23/2024

Autumn is officially here, and cold weather is just around the corner! Before the home heating season begins, don't forget – an annual chimney inspection by a qualified chimney sweep can prevent fire or carbon monoxide poisoning. Here are some chimney fire safety tips from the New York State Office of Fire Prevention & Control.