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Station 39
In 1952, a group of community-minded men met in December and organized the Westfall Township Volunteer Fire Department. This group visualized the need for a fire department in what future years would prove to be one of the fastest-growing areas of Pike County. The Westfall Township supervisors allowed the young department to hold its meetings at their township building.
In 1954, with very little cash but fully confident in being able to raise the necessary money, the fire department purchased its first firetruck. It was a 1936 Sanford Engine purchased from the Warwick, NY, Fire Department. Today, our fleet has expanded to include an engine, a rescue engine, a tanker, a brush truck, an ATV, a boat, and two ambulances.
From the south side of 10th Street in Matamoras to Tractor Supply in Milford and everything north to the New York border, the dedicated members of the Westfall Township Volunteer Fire Department are here to serve their community.
In 1954, with very little cash but fully confident in being able to raise the necessary money, the fire department purchased its first firetruck. It was a 1936 Sanford Engine purchased from the Warwick, NY, Fire Department. Today, our fleet has expanded to include an engine, a rescue engine, a tanker, a brush truck, an ATV, a boat, and two ambulances.
From the south side of 10th Street in Matamoras to Tractor Supply in Milford and everything north to the New York border, the dedicated members of the Westfall Township Volunteer Fire Department are here to serve their community.