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Welcome to the Official Website for the
Independent Fire Company of Mount Kisco, N.Y.
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Trail Rescue Deep in the Woods of Leonard Park
Independent Fire Co. #13, July 17
On July 17th at 3:02 PM, the Mt. Kisco Fire Department was dispatched to Leonard Park to assist Mt. Kisco EMS and WCPD with a medical rescue.The patient was located on a trail deep in the woods behind the baseball fields. Engine 106, Utility 13, and additional MKFD apparatus responded. Crews utilized MA51 to extricate the individual from the woods and safely transfer her to the awaiting ambulance.... (Full Story & Photos)
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Our IFCO family has grown!
Independent Fire Co. #13, June 27
Congratulations to Captain Drew Burns and his wife Kristin on the birth of their daughter Savannah Grace! Mom and baby are doing well. We canโt wait to see baby Savannah around Station 3.... (Full Story & Photos)
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Congratulations to our own Firefighter Zach Lieberman
Independent Fire Co. #13, March 19
Congratulations to our own Firefighter Zach Lieberman on completing the FDNY EMS Academy. Your hard work and dedication paid off! We know that you will do your best to help the people in the area of Station 20 and all throughout the Bronx.
Be safe and have a long and successful career!
Your fellow members of I.F.CO. salute you!... (Full Story & Photos)
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No Zamboni? No Problem. ๐ง๐
Independent Fire Co. #13, February 07
Yesterday, the Mt. Kisco Recreation Department reached out to the Mt. Kisco Fire Department for help improving ice conditions on Leonard Park Pond for skating.
Members from Station #3 Independent Fire Co. #13 , with assistance from Bedford Hills Fire Department Bedford Hills Fire Department (Tanker 5) and Katonah Fire Department Katonah Fire Department (Tanker 6), answered the call.
Together, crews ... (Full Story & Photos)
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**๐ Help Us Help You: Adopt a Fire Hydrant ๐**
Independent Fire Co. #13, February 01
It's been almost a week since the 12+ inch snowstorm. Many fire hydrants in town are still buried and hard to find.
In an emergency, every second countsโdigging out a hydrant ahead of time can save critical minutes and help firefighters protect lives and property. If you see a hydrant near your home, please take a few minutes to clear snow and ice around it (about 3 feet on all sides).
Your help ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Background:
The Independent Fire Company is an all-volunteer fire company with approximately 65 members. The company is one of four that make up the Mount Kisco Volunteer Fire Department. The other three companies are the Union Hook & Ladder Co #1, the Mutual Engine & Hose Co #1 and the Mount Kisco Rescue & Fire Police.
The Mount Kisco Volunteer Fire Department covers approximately 3 square miles, half of which in the Town / Village of Mount Kisco proper, and the other half is made up of sections of the Town of New Castle and the Town of Bedford. The M.K.F.D. protects a population of approximately 18,000 people.
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