Neversink Fire Company
Serving North Cornwall Since 1904
Founded in 1904 in Gloninger, Neversink Fire Company began with a single hand-drawn engine and a mission to protect its neighbors. Today, we proudly serve over 9,000 residents across North Cornwall Township with modern apparatus and the same unwavering dedication.
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Call Stats this year
145
Fire Co. Calls
14
Fire Police Calls
159
Total Dept Calls
From structure fires to emergency assists, Neversink Fire Company responds to hundreds of calls each year across North Cornwall Township.
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Your donations fund life-saving equipment, training, and operations—every dollar helps us protect the community.
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Raffle is still live! Get your tickets while you can. Yeti prize pack includes a dry bag, water bottle, and a $200 visa gift card. Start summer off right, next raffle will kick off after this one sells out 🔥The time has come! Raffle is now live for purchase through the square link below. This post will be updated with a drawing date when all online tickets are sold. This prize includes the exact items shown below. Pick up within 30 days to be arranged via messenger in person only, no shipping.
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A huge thank you to Speedway for their generous donation of bottled water to Neversink Fire Company! We truly appreciate community partners who step up to support our volunteers and help keep our crews hydrated during training, calls, and long summer days.
As temperatures rise, we are still accepting additional bottled water donations to help stock the station and apparatus. If you or your business would like to donate, please send us a message on our Facebook page to arrange drop-off times.
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2 working fires for the engine company today.
First fire was a 2nd alarm fire in the City of Lebanon that came in just before 1 am in the 300 block of East Mifflin st. Engine 14 responded and stood by as the RIT company. Once control was marked RIT was released. Units operated for an hour and a half.
The second fire was in North Cornwall Twp in the 3400 block of West Oak st. Deputy 14 arrived on the scene to find a single story 1 car garage with smoke showing. Engine 14 arrived and gained access and placed one handline in service extinguishing fire. Control was marked 6 mins after the engine arrived. Crews from tower 58 and engine 14 overhauled the area. Tanker 37 suppled engine 14 with water. Once the incident was under control command 14 placed the box in service. ... See MoreSee Less
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🌷 Spring Cleaning & Safety Reminder 🌷
Spring cleaning season is here—and it’s a great time to make your home safer, not just cleaner.
🚪 Declutter & clear paths
Getting rid of unused items doesn’t just free up space—it helps keep hallways, stairways, and exits clear. In an emergency—whether it’s a structure fire, gas leak, furnace malfunction, or another call—blocked pathways can slow down both occupants trying to get out and firefighters trying to get in. Keeping these areas accessible can make all the difference when seconds count.
🏠 Have a plan
Take a few minutes to talk through an emergency escape plan with your household. Know at least two ways out, and choose a simple meeting spot outside—like a mailbox, tree, or light post—so everyone knows where to go.
🔥 Quick safety checks
Check your smoke alarms and fire extinguishers. Make sure alarms are working and extinguishers are accessible, the gauge is in the green, and they’re ready if needed (not expired or blocked).
🌱 Watch where the grass goes
Blowing grass clippings into the street may seem harmless, but it creates a slick surface—especially for motorcycles and bicycles. That’s not just a bike—that’s someone’s family member, friend, or neighbor. Please keep clippings out of the roadway.
A little effort now goes a long way in keeping your home—and our community—safe.
If you have questions about home safety, don’t hesitate to reach out.
Stay safe,
Neversink Fire Company 🚒
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