Cronomer Valley Fire Department responded to a report of smoke in a residence at 2 Stillwater Lane called in by the owner’s son, OC Legislator Leigh Benton at 1:08am on April 18, 2020. CVFD Car 2 reporting a working structure while enroute and called for a second alarm assignment. An…
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The latest media coverage has brought about many questions on how to be proactive and avoid the outbreak of the latest virus named “Coronavirus” or COVID-19 as it’s refered to by the World Health Organization (WHO). Taking precautions and avoiding the spread of this and any other virus is key…
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Cronomer Valley Fire Dept. held their annual dinner at Anthony’s Pier 9 on Saturday, February 29th. The Department invites area Emergency Managers and Local Officials to meet our 2020 officers and get to know our members. The dinner is followed by a recognition ceremony for 2019 accomplishments. Past Chief Frank…
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It is with deep regret that we announce the passing of Life Member Bob Sugameli on February 17, 2020. Bob joined the department in the 70’s as an active member and put in many years of dedicated service to the Cronomer Valley Fire Department. After becoming a Life Member he…
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Its with deep regrets the Cronomer Valley Fire Department announces the passing of Ruth Miller, a 59 Year member of the Cronomer Valley Ladies Auxiliary. She was born in Fleishmans, NY on July 14, 1934 and passed on Friday, January 31st, 2020 after a short illness. She was…
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Know two ways out even when travelling !
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We as firefighters always remind you to check your detectors so they may save your life. They are mandated by laws and required to obtain certificates of occupancy. In recent years the technology used for these detectors has changed dramatically and it is important for all of us to understand…
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It’s the time of year that friends and family gather to celebrate our beliefs and strengthen ties that have been formed. With that also comes the unforeseen danger of fire. If we plan ahead for some known hazards, it will help keep us safer and better equipped for handling emergencies….
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It’s that time of year again…. cold, wind, snow and waking up to frost on the windshield! Those of us who have a garage that is full or have to leave vehicles outside will be at risk. If we don’t take the time to warm up the car and defrost…
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We all should be preparing for winter to reduce the effects of snow and colder weather as it relates to fire safety. Here are some suggestions to avoid costly repairs and the threat of fire and/or injury:
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