Conquest Fire Company

10/03/2026

The Officers and Members of the Conquest Fire Company extend our deepest condolences to the Port Byron Fire Department and the family and friends of Past Chief David Dixon.

Past Chief Dixon dedicated an incredible 58 years to the volunteer fire service, serving his community in many capacities, including as Chief of the Port Byron Fire Department and President of the Northern Central Firemen’s Association.

A lifetime of service like his leaves a lasting impact on the fire service and on the communities he served.

Our thoughts are with the Dixon family, as well as our brothers and sisters at the Port Byron Fire Department, during this difficult time.

Dave’s dedication, friendship, and commitment to the fire service will not be forgotten. We are grateful for the many years he gave to serving others and for the example he set for those who follow in his footsteps.

Rest easy, Chief. Your work here is done. We’ll take it from here.

08/25/2026

This Saturday August 29, 2026 at 5pm be on the look out. Our members will be out delivering our annual calendars for our fire district.

07/15/2026

A powerful reminder of what teamwork and community service are all about.

We responded immediately after a patient suffered a serious fall from a roof. Our members worked quickly alongside EMS to provide care, prepare a safe landing zone at Conquest Town Park, and help get the patient into the hands of Mercy Flight for rapid transport.

We are incredibly proud of our volunteers for answering the call and working together when every second mattered. This is why we train, why we serve, and why we are always proud to be there for our community.

07/15/2026

Mercy Flight touching down at Conquest Town Park following a serious fall from a roof.

Proud of the fast response, strong teamwork, and dedication shown by everyone who helped get the patient safely on the way to higher-level care.

07/15/2026

Mercy Flight landed at Conquest Town Park following a serious fall.

Every member of our Fire Department is a volunteer, but when the call comes in, we are ready to respond—day or night—to help our community when it matters most.

07/12/2026

Today, we responded to a lift assist for a member of our community who had fallen and was unable to get back up.

Our crew responded quickly, worked together, and was able to provide the help and reassurance that was needed.

Calls like this are a powerful reminder that being part of a fire department is about so much more than fighting fires. It is about serving our neighbors, supporting our community, and answering the call whenever someone needs us.

Community means everything to us. We are proud to be there during difficult moments, and we are incredibly thankful for the dedicated members who continue to respond with compassion, professionalism, and care.

No matter the size of the call, we will always do our best to be there when our community needs us.

07/11/2026

Conquest Fire ready for the Vietnam Veterans motorcycle ride

07/11/2026

07/07/2026

Conquest Community Day August 1, 2026. Chicken BBQ being put on by the Conquest Fire Company. Pre-sale tickets available Monday nights from 5pm to 8:30pm starting July 13, 2026 at the Conquest Fire Company at 10351 Slayton Rd. Meal includes 1/2 chicken, salt potatoes, pasta salad, a homemade roll and a drink price is $16.00. Chicken 1/2 meat only is $10.00. Pre-sale pick up will start at 11am on August 1,2026 at the Conquest Fire house. And day of sales for chicken bbq will start at the park at 2pm. Questions call 315-776-4512 or 315-767-2724.

07/07/2026

What better way to spend a Monday night drill than with a little waterball and the guys?

It’s nights like this that remind us it’s not just about training — it’s about teamwork, brotherhood, and building the bond that keeps a department strong.

Great night, great people, and a lot of laughs.