🚒🔥 Fire Prevention Day at Windermere Blvd School 🔥🚒
On Friday, October 11th, Eggertsville Hose Company had the honor of hosting Fire Prevention Day at Windermere Blvd School. This event is crucial in educating young students about the importance
Are you ready to make a meaningful difference, commit to the well-being of your community, and join a family of dedicated heroes? The Eggertsville Hose Company is seeking individuals with a strong desire to serve and an interest in being part of a cause much greater than oneself. Choosing to join us marks a significant step towards enhancing public safety, acquiring critical skills, and building enduring relationships within our community.
Thanks to our dedicated team of Volunteer Firefighters and EMTs for keeping Eggertsville safe!
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On Friday, October 11th, Eggertsville Hose Company had the honor of hosting Fire Prevention Day at Windermere Blvd School. This event is crucial in educating young students about the importance
Eggertsville Firefighter David Mastrella recently ruptured his Achilles tendon (outside of the Fire Department) and had surgery, requiring him to wear a boot and use a knee scooter for at
Today, firefighter Erin Drexinger joined female firefighters from across Erie County for the Erie County Women’s Firefighter Training Series. The session, led by Chief Strom of Buffalo Airport Fire and
The Eggertsville Hose Company, a 100% volunteer fire department, proudly serves the Eggertsville community in Amherst, just outside Buffalo, NY. We hold an ISO class three certification and safeguard a 2.2 square mile area of residential and commercial structures.
Founded in 1906 and incorporated in 1908, we continue to respond to emergencies with dedication and bravery. Led by Chief Brandon Peters, our leadership and committed volunteers embody the spirit of service, ensuring safety and excellence since our earliest days.
Recovering from a fire is an extensive process that can be both time-consuming and emotionally challenging. The steps involved in the recovery may be unfamiliar to many, requiring a careful and informed approach to navigate successfully.
Calling 911 can be an overwhelming experience, marked by stress and urgency. Understanding what to expect and how to communicate effectively during the call can significantly enhance the efficiency of emergency response.
Enhance your safety knowledge with a demonstration from the Eggertsville Hose Company. Ideal for schools, businesses, and community groups, our skilled volunteers teach fire prevention and emergency readiness. Schedule your session today and stay safe!