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The Warwick Fire Department has
a proud tradition of community service that dates back to
1869. Over the years we
have grown to better meet the needs of the community, in
which we live and work.
Our Department provides
quality, cost effective Fire Protection, Fire Prevention
Education and
Emergency Assistance to the residents, visitors and
properties in the Warwick Fire District.
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Our volunteer firefighters
respond to calls for assistance and emergency incidents
without prejudice, conducting ourselves in a professional
manner while remaining well trained and equipped to manage
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Benefit Fund for
Chief Gregg Snigur
Help Us Help Our Brother
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Department News |

Warwick FD Presents
Scholarship Awards for 2010
The Warwick Fire Department Scholarship Committee recently
awarded two scholarships to high school graduates.
Steven Dixon, son of Kim and Daniel Dixon was awarded $1500.
Steven has been accepted at a number of universities and
plans take a diverse range of courses. “I look at college as
a sort of stepping stone to the world, a lobby with many
doors to many places,” said Steven. In high school Steven
was a member of the Crew Team, the Mock Trial Team, the
Humanitarian International Club, and the Film Club. In
addition to volunteer work for his church, Steve
successfully raised and trained a puppy for the Seeing Eye
Association and is currently an active member of the Warwick
Fire Department’s Engine Company No.3.
Alex Batz, son
of Michael and Marie Batz was awarded $1000. Alex will begin
attending Rockland County Community College in the fall
where he will study Criminal Justice and Emergency
Management. During his years at Warwick High School, Alex
was a member of 4-H, the Future Farmers of America and the
Warwick DARE Program. Also a member of the Warwick Fire
Department, the Raymond Hose Company recently awarded Alex
their Firefighter of the Year status for his dedicated
service.
College bound members of the Department and children of
members are eligible to apply for a scholarship award. The
scholarships are awarded based on the applicant’s community
service, academic performance, extracurricular activities
and an essay submitted to the committee.
Money for the scholarships is set aside each year from the
various fund raising activities of the Department.
In the photo left to right are:
Chief Gregg Snigur, Alex Batz, Steve Dixon and 1st Assistant
Chief Dan Schweikart.
Photo by Rich Quackenbush |
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Incident News |
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::: Two Car MVA with
Entrapment :::
Wednesday
August 18, 2010
- Warwick firefighters responded to a head-on collision on
Kings Highway and used the Jaws of Life to extricate the
driver of a silver Toyota. That victim was then transported
by Warwick Ambulance to a landing zone at Kings Elementary
School. From there he was flown by helicopter to
Westchester Medical Center. The driver of the other car, a
red Jeep, was transported by Warwick Ambulance to Good
Samaritan Hospital in Suffern, NY. Both drivers sustained
life threatening injuries. Kings Highway remained closed to
traffic for approximately four hours as Warwick Police and
the State Police Accident Reconstruction Team investigated
the accident.
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::: Mutual Aid Barn Fire :::
On Wednesday August 4, 2010 - Warwick FD was called
to assist the Florida Fire Department at the scene of a barn
fire on Meadow Road just outside the Village of Florida.
Due to very limited water resources in the area multiple
alarms were sounded for mutual aid tankers as well as
engines to set up drafting operations. High heat and
humidity quickly took a toll on the firefighters and
additional companies were called to the scene to supplement
the available manpower.
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::: One Car Rollover MVA with
Fire :::
April 17, 2010 - On
Saturday morning April 17, 2010 at 6:52 AM, Engines 335 and
636 along with Tanker 639, Rescue 637 and Cars 2 and 3
responded to the report of a rollover MVA with the car on
fire. The location was Blooms Corners Road near Deer Pond
Drive.
Car 3 arrived on scene and reported the driver and lone
occupant, out of the vehicle and the car fully involved.
Warwick
Ambulance Corps transported the driver to St. Anthony
Hospital where she was treated for non-life threatening
injuries.
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