Mexico Volunteer Fire Department Inc.

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Mexico Volunteer Fire Department Inc. Mexico VFD is located in Oswego County NY, providing Fire, Rescue, and EMS Services. Founded in 1852

The first evidence of the formal organization of a fire department in Mexico was that the Board of Trustees of the Village of Mexico, voted $70 for the purchase of a Hook and Ladder Truck on June 2nd, 1852. This was one year after the Village of Mexico was first incorporated. On December 10th, 1852, 20 men were appointed members of Hook and Ladder Company Number 1. Mexico is one of the oldest volunteer fire departments in Oswego County. Both Pulaski and Phoenix fire departments were also formed that same year.

We’re going to be there, are you?!?
10/12/2026

We’re going to be there, are you?!?

TOMORROW - Community Fire Safety Night!

Tuesday, October 13, 2026 - 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.

Parking at Greenview Country Club, 20 Whig Hill Road, West Monroe, with shuttles to the fire station

And remember - we’ll be collecting donations of nonperishable food for the food bank! Thanks in advance for your generosity!

This past Thursday was EMS drill night. So far this year approximately 60% of our calls were EMS in nature. Training the...
10/05/2026

This past Thursday was EMS drill night.

So far this year approximately 60% of our calls were EMS in nature. Training these skills is essential to patient care in our community!

Our department rotated through two stations focusing on Bleeding control and patient assessment. Take a look!

09/27/2026
Yesterday was a very busy day for our volunteers. We started the morning by delivering apples to all the students in the...
09/26/2026

Yesterday was a very busy day for our volunteers. We started the morning by delivering apples to all the students in the Mexico School District with assistance from New Haven Volunteer Fire Corporation and Palermo Volunteer Fire Department at their respective elementary schools. While at the Mexico Elementary School, we were requested mutual aid to the Ringgold Fire Company District for a vehicle into 2 Amish Buggies. 1421 responded from the elementary school with 3 EMTs, 1472, 1402, and 1403 responded for quarters providing additional personnel while 1471 remained in service for other in district calls and handing out apples to students. Once clear from the calls 1471 and 1421 handed out apples at Mexico Middle School. Once the crews were done handing out apples (which was a blast), 1421 responded to a reported MVA in our district which was unfounded. About 1 hour later 1401, 1402, 1403, 1481, 1421, 1451, and 1472 responded to a structure fire in our district. Crews cleared the structure fire just in time to assist with traffic for the Homecoming Parade and for 1471 to standby at the varsity football game.

We would like the thank the Mexico Academy and Central School District for letting us hand out apples! Appledale Apple Orchard for donating all of the apples! New Haven and Palermo Fire departments for handing out apples and assisting with traffic for the homecoming parade and responding to the structure fire, Ringgold Fire Department, Sandy Creek Fire Department, Parish Fire Department, Hastings Fire Department, Volney Fire Department, Oswego County Fire Coordinators Office, McFee Ambulance, Oswego County Sheriffs Office, and New York State Police for all assisting with the Structure Fire.

On Thursday night, we at Mexico Volunteer Fire Department held our annual Live Fire Training at the Oswego County ERTC.T...
09/26/2026

On Thursday night, we at Mexico Volunteer Fire Department held our annual Live Fire Training at the Oswego County ERTC.

Trainings like these give our firefighters the opportunity to hone our skills in a safe and controlled environment. Rep by rep, we continue to learn, improve, and build confidence in an effort to better serve our community.

The work we put in during training prepares us for the moments when our community needs us most.

Here’s a glimpse of what it looks like!

⛳️⛳️ Today a few of our members played in the Cailee Campbell Memorial Golf Tournament. We didn’t win, but we had a grea...
09/20/2026

⛳️⛳️ Today a few of our members played in the Cailee Campbell Memorial Golf Tournament. We didn’t win, but we had a great time supporting a great cause. The Mexico VFD was also a hole sponsor. 🏌️‍♂️🏌️‍♂️

🔥 GET YOUR HOME READY FOR HEATING SEASON 🔥Football season is here and as temperatures start to drop, now is a great time...
09/13/2026

🔥 GET YOUR HOME READY FOR HEATING SEASON 🔥

Football season is here and as temperatures start to drop, now is a great time to make sure your home is ready for the colder months. A few simple steps can help prevent a fire before it starts.

🏠 Test your smoke & carbon monoxide alarms
🔋 Replace batteries as needed
🔥 Clean and inspect pellet/wood stoves and chimneys
♨️ Have furnaces and heating systems serviced
👕 Clean dryer vents and remove lint buildup
🔌 Check extension cords, outlets and space heaters for damage
📏 Keep anything that can burn at least 3 feet from heating equipment
🧯 Check your fire extinguishers and make sure they’re easily accessible
💨 Inspect and clear all exhaust vents around your residence

A little prevention now can make a big difference this winter.

Today, we remember the 343 FDNY firefighters who never came home. They kissed their families goodbye, reported for duty,...
09/11/2026

Today, we remember the 343 FDNY firefighters who never came home. They kissed their families goodbye, reported for duty, and when the world was running away from danger, they ran toward it. They didn't know their names would be etched into history. They simply did what firefighters do: they answered the call. As we honor their sacrifice, let us never forget that the badge we wear connects us to their legacy. Every response, every training drill, every act of service is a chance to carry forward the values they lived and died for. Hug your loved ones a little tighter today, look out for one another, and remember that being a firefighter is more than a job. It's a promise to serve others, no matter the cost. Never Forget.

- 1st Asst. Chief Matthew Halsey

09/03/2026

PRESS RELEASE:
Earlier today, September 2nd, 2026, at around 11:19 AM, members of the Oswego County Sheriff’s Office responded to the Oswego County Department of Social Services, located at 100 Spring Street in the Town of Mexico, for a report of a threat to the building.

As a result, all people were evacuated as a precautionary measure and employees were sent home. The building was thoroughly searched, and the threat was deemed not credible. The Department of Social Services will re-open tomorrow, September 3rd, to resume normal services.

Following investigation, Edward Browning, 29, of Volney, was arrested for Making a Terroristic Threat. Browning was held pending arraignment in Oswego County CAP Court.

The Oswego County Sheriff’s Office was assisted on scene by the New York State Police, the Oswego County Fire Coordinator’s Office, Mexico Fire Department, and McFee Ambulance Service.

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3284 Main Street
Mexico, NY
13114

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