More Than Just Fighting
Fires
"Light Up The Night" Christmas Parade, 2003 on Friday November 21st
Bill Countryman's Retirement
Prescott Fire Department Fire Day Images
The Prescott Volunteer Fire Department has been serving the town of Prescott and the surrounding area for over 130 years. The department currently provides a wide range of services to the community from fire protection and prevention to search and rescue and an annual Santa Claus parade. The 25 members on the department are also trained in accident scene management and heavy hydraulic rescue equipment (Jaws of Life), services most often used on Highway 401. The Fire Prevention committee provides education programs to local schools and youth organizations as well as fire inspections and training for area businesses. All members of the department are trained in ice and water rescue techniques, necessary for situations arising on the St. Lawrence River.
This picture shows the active members in December 2000 with the department's Mack Pumper truck in front of Fort Wellington, a local landmark.
Photo Credit: Portraits by Christine Endicott
More information on the services provided by the department.
Who are the Prescott Firefighters?
We are definitely darn proud of Bill Countryman
Contact the Prescott Fire Department.
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