MVFD is ready to hit the water. MVFD has its New Mercury 430 Ocean Runner Inflatable boat mounted on its Load Rite trailer ready to GO...... (Full Story & Photos)

Virus or not, we must be ready and able to respond to all who call for help. Tonight's drill was to familiarize members with controlling the hose nozzle while using 2 1/2 " and 2" hoses at various pressures and flow rates and to calculate the GPM flow rates with various nozzles, hose diameters and pump discharge pressures. Advancing a hose into a fire can be difficult because of the nozzle back-pressure ... (Full Story & Photos)

MVFD Members showing support for the Memorial Day Convoy as it passes our Headquarters.
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MVFD was called to the back 9 at Mahopac Golf Course on a reported brush fire. Units arrived on the 16th hole to locate and extinguish a small brush fire along the tree line.... (Full Story & Photos)

Just past noon, Mahopac Fire was dispatched to smoke in a structure on Wellington Drive. Rolling out with a complete structure assignment, Chief Jim Stasiak was first fire unit on location, assuming Incident Command. With Carmel Police Officers Garcia and Sanborn there as a welcomed police presence, Chief Stasiak called out "nothing showing", slowing down responding units. Giving it a quick size up, ... (Full Story & Photos)

The Mahopac Volunteer Fire Department would like to that Mahopac Daisy Troop 1580 for thinking of us during these tough times. Troop 1580 graciously donated Girl Scout Cookies to our First Responders along with cards they made for us. Thank you again for your generosity and kind words.
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MVFD had the honor of taking part in the Thank You parade, which was held on the grounds of Putnam Hospital Center to honor all the hospital medical staff who have been working endlessly during this Coronavirus Pandemic.... (Full Story & Photos)

Mahopac Fire Dept. was dispatched to Rt. 6 at the White Sail condominiums for a sheen on the water behind the building. Responding with an Engine and Rescue company, Chief Jim Stasiak assumed Incident command as Captain Kyle Trillas took Operations and Safety. With Carmel Police Officer Chris Fox on location to greet them, Firefighters broke off into teams to find the source. Soon after, NYC DEC Hazardous ... (Full Story & Photos)