Taberg Volunteer Fire Company

05/20/2026

We would like to thank everyone for another successful year of Taberg Field Days! We have had 89 years of community support and you keep showing us year after year how much the community really looks forward to our field days! We look forward to seeing everyone next year! In the mean time be sure to go and support other area field days in Verona, Deerfield, Clark Mills, Floyd, Constableville and Williamstown. Field Days are slowly fading away so make sure to support the ones we have left so the next generation can enjoy these amazing community events!!!

Parade Winners-

1st place W/O Music- Clark Mills
1st place Legion- Lee Legion
2nd place Legion- Taberg Legion
1st place Legion Auxiliary- Taberg Legion
Best Appearing Saluting Officer- Clark Mills
Best Appearing Color Guard- Camden
Best Appearing Community Entry- Lost Traction sxs and atv Club
Further Distance Traveled- Sauquoit

05/17/2026

The weather has finally broke! We're still here for 3ish hours! The band sounds good stop on down for some food and drinks!

05/15/2026

Night 2 of the 2026 Taberg Field Days starts at 5pm with Broken Rule starting at 7pm, Chicken BBQ starts at 6pm! Thank you to everyone that came out last night we know the weather wasn't the greatest but we still had a good turnout! Hope to see you all soon!

05/14/2026

Tonight is the night! 5pm field opens Nelson Brothers play at 6 come on down, weather is isn't perfect but looks to stay mostly dry! Come on down for some dinner, some drinks and listen to some great music!

05/05/2026

The 2026 Taberg Field Days are less than 10 days away! We hope to see everyone there!

*ATTENTION *Any Fire Department, Political Candidates, Business or person interested in being is our parade this year is asked to Text or call Mark at 315-832-2094 we have had a few invites sent back due to address discrepancies.

*REMINDER* this year's Raffle will be for a Predator 9000w Generator with wheel kit OR Cooler full of Cheer! First prize winner has a pick of the two and 2nd place gets the other.
$10 per ticket

Anyone who would like tickets can get ahold of any firefighter buy at the field days or call Linda at 315-337-0271 and leave a message if there is no answer.

04/08/2026

Last night the Taberg Volunteer Fire Company had its Annual meeting and Election of Officers for 2026. Congrats to all officers!

Chief- Douglas C Dean Jr.
1st Asst. Chief- Michael Prusinowski
2nd. Asst. Chief- Robert Bartholomay
3rd Asst. Chief- Mark Rehbein II
Captain- Joshua Coughlin
Lieutenant- Nelson Secor
Fire Police Captain- Tony Lambiase

President- Rhonda Bartholomay
Vice President- McKayla Rehbein
Secretary- Lyndsy Davis
Treasurer- Bradly Pitoniak

03/25/2026

The Taberg Field Days are less than 2 months away! Details are in the Flyer below!

Also this year's Raffle will be for a Predator 9000w Generator with wheel kit OR Cooler full of Cheer! First prize winner has a pick of the two and 2nd place gets the other.
$10 per ticket

Anyone who would like tickets can get ahold of any firefighter buy at the field days or call Linda at 315-337-0271 and leave a message if there is no answer.

03/15/2026

*NOTICE* 3/15/26
The Fire Company will be conducting a live fire burn on Glenmore road with other Fire Companies. Please use caution on this road. We will have multiple vehicles traveling this road from 9 to approximately 1PM

02/02/2026

Please avoid blossvale rd until further notice.

According to Oneida County Sheriff, Robert Maciol, on February 2, 2026, at approximately 8:39 AM, Deputies responded to Blossvale Road in the Town of Annsville for a reported single motor vehicle accident. At this time, Blossvale Road will be closed off between Main Street and Mill Road to allow National Grid crews to work. Please avoid the area until further notice. Further details will be released at a later time.

01/09/2026

The Taberg Volunteer Fire Company responded to a record number of Calls for 2025. Our members responded to 440 Calls for Service this past year, significantly beating our previous record of 386. The months of February and June were especially difficult for us, responding to 69 and 72 Calls in those respective months. We appreciate the dedication of our Members, and look forward to 2026.

The breakdown of Calls are as follows:

EMS Calls- 254
Trees/Wires Down- 77
Motor Vehicle Accidents- 23
Structure Fires- 18
Mutual Aid Structure Fires- 15
C.O. Alarms- 8
Building Collapses- 7
Vehicle Fires- 5
Grass/Brush Fires-5
Investigations- 5
Cellar Pumps- 5
Lift Assists- 4
Standby- 3
Snowmobile Accidents- 2
Spill/Leak- 2
M/A Odor of Gas- 2
M/A Building Collapse- 1
M/A Vehicle Fire- 1
Fire Police- 1
Good Intent-1
Assist-1

440 Total