Tonight for Thursday night training Companies drilled on rural water supply tactics. Crews used tank trucks and porta-tanks set up. Mutual aid tankers from York Beach and Kittery Point assisted our own tanker with keeping the porta tanks full while Engine 4 drafted and attempted to maintain a 750 gallon per minute fire flow. At Read More →

This year the weather wasn’t particularly great, despite that, York Village Fire turned out with 33 marching members for the annual Memorial Day parade through York Village. Here are a few shots of the marching unit coming through town. Thank You to Jaimie Leighton for the use of her photographs!!!!

York Village Fire reminds you all to change your batteries in your smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors today!!! Further, we recommend that you replace your smoke detectors every 10 years and carbon monoxide detectors every 5 years. You can find the date of manufacture stamped on the back of the detectors, this will keep Read More →

At around 0900 York Beach Fire was dispatched to 20 Nubble Road for a report of a chimney fire. Companies arrived on scene and were confronted with a chimney fire in a closed down bed and breakfast. Car 3 (Asst. Chief Jeff Welch) arrived on scene and assumed command. Owing to lack of available personnel Read More →