Brockport Fire District

11/10/2026

They're back with another Lasagna Dinner.
Support your local Firefighters Exempts Club
Dine In or Take Out
Come see us on Saturday, December 5, 2026

11/08/2026

This is why we train & train some more.

Let’s Go!

11/02/2026

October 2026

10/30/2026

Thank you to all that came out to Sammies-N-Sweets food truck earlier this month at Station 3 on West Ave. Sammies-n-sweets donates a portion of all sales and tips back to your Brockport Firefighters! Thank you all for your continued support!

10/29/2026

On the evening of October 28, your Brockport Volunteer Firefighters answered a mutual aid request to assist the Hamlin-Morton-Walker Fire District with a working structure fire involving a multi-apartment building with an attached automotive repair shop.

The initial request was for a pumper to fill in at Hamlin’s headquarters. As the incident progressed, the request was upgraded to bring Quint 230 directly to the fire scene.

Pumper 233 responded to Hamlin’s headquarters to provide coverage, while an additional crew staffed Pumper 234 and relocated to Brockport headquarters, ensuring personnel and apparatus remained ready to respond to any additional emergencies.

Upon arrival, Quint 230’s crew positioned the apparatus and immediately went to work. The crew split into teams to perform critical vertical ventilation operations, cutting ventilation openings in the main roof from the aerial bucket while another team accessed a lower secondary roof using ground and roof ladders.

Following ventilation operations, fire extension was discovered in the rear portion of the structure. Quint 230’s crew was then reassigned to access the attic space and begin the labor-intensive task of pulling walls and ceilings to locate and expose hidden fire.

These operations proved especially challenging due to the building’s construction. Crews encountered tongue-and-groove ceilings covered with plywood, along with walls consisting of multiple layers of paneling. Despite these obstacles, firefighters worked diligently to open up concealed spaces and assist in locating the remaining fire.

We couldn’t be prouder of the hard work, dedication, and outstanding turnout of our volunteer firefighters. From those operating on the fireground to those staffing our stations and providing coverage, every member played an important role in ensuring our communities remained protected.

Mutual aid is one of the strongest traditions in the fire service. We are always proud to answer the call when our neighboring departments need a hand, knowing that when the roles are reversed, they will be there for us without hesitation.

Great work by all departments and personnel involved. This is what brotherhood, teamwork, and the volunteer fire service are all about!

100% Volunteer. 100% Dedicated. Proudly Serving Our Community.

10/28/2026

10/25/2026

The day we see you is probably one of the worst days of your life. We’re here to help, make a difference in your life, that’s why we’re up early.

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10/23/2026

From the Chief’s office: There was a fire prevention detail this morning at the Schoolhouse of Brockport Daycare on Transit Way. It was a simulated structure fire with entrapment that was also utilized as a drill. All radio transmissions were on a frequency that are for internal Brockport Fire purposes only. It came to our attention that someone had posted on social media that there was a real incident occurring . It was a fire prevention drill only. Thank you.

10/21/2026

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It was a great day at The Schoolhouse of Brockport daycare. Thank you for having us come out today. We look forward to Friday for part 2.

10/21/2026

On October 20, 2026, Brockport Fire District firefighters, along with BPD officers, conducted a nighttime land search and rescue drill on Owens Road, utilizing the BPD Drone Unit.

The scenario involved two hunters setting up a tree stand. One fell from the tree and was injured, while the second suffered a chainsaw injury while attempting to clear a path for rescuers.

Two search crews were deployed into the densely wooded area, with UTV 2347 prepared for patient removal. Using thermal imaging, the BPD drone located the first victim and guided rescuers to his location within minutes. Meanwhile, the second crew located the other victim, with the drone confirming their approach from above. Crews then used a chainsaw to clear an access path, allowing UTV 2347 to remove the patient from the woods.

Throughout the drill, BFD EMTs practiced patient assessment, treatment, and packaging to provide the best possible prehospital care before transport.

Three new dispatcher trainees from the Monroe County Emergency Communications Department were also on hand to observe and gain valuable field experience.

Thank you to everyone who participated in this valuable joint training exercise!