Broadalbin-Kennyetto Fire Co.

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GENERAL FIRE ALARM

Sunday, October 27, 2024 (5:20 pm): GENERAL FIRE ALARM ACTIVATION - The Broadalbin-Kennyetto Fire Company was toned-out for a general fire alarm on Woodside Avenue in the Town of Broadalbin. Units responded.

Per the alarm company there was no answer from a responsible party. An on scene BKFC Incident Commander advised other responding units to hold at the station.

Mutual Aid

Tuesday, August 27, 2024 (11:17 am): MUTUAL AID - The Broadalbin-Kennyetto Fire Company was asked to provide Mutual Aid through Saratoga County for a fire alarm on Lake Road in the Town of Galway. Units responded.

Broadalbin was asked to set up an ETA (Engine Tank Apparatus). Broadalbin was then advised to disregard

MVA/PI

Tuesday, August 27, 2024 (5:37 am): MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT - The Broadalbin-Kennyetto Fire Company was toned-out for a Motor Vehicle Accident/Personal Injury on Union Mills Road in the Town of Broadalbin. Units responded.

It was reported as a car vs. pedestrian within the Sacandaga Trailer Park with personal injury. Police and Lake Valley EMS were also dispatched. BKFC Fire Police also responded to the scene.

EMS Assist

Saturday, August 24, 2024 (11:33 am) EMS ASSIST - The Broadalbin-Kennyetto Fire Company received a call for an EMS Assist on State Highway 29 in the Town of Mayfield. Units responded.

MVA

Wednesday, August 21, 2024 (12:13 pm): MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT - The Broadalbin-Kennyetto Fire Company was toned-out for a Motor Vehicle Accident/Unknown Injuries (car into building) at the Vail Mills Dunkin' in the Town of Mayfield. Units responded.

Police and Lake Valley EMS also responded. There were no injuries reported upon arrival. Code Enforcement was summoned to the scene.

Mutual Aid Structure Fire

Wednesday, August 21, 2024 (2:04 am): MUTUAL AID - The Broadalbin-Kennyetto Fire Company was asked to provide Mutual Aid through Saratoga County for a fully-involved structure fire on Sinclair Road in the Town of Edinburg. Units responded.

Broadalbin was asked to set up a water source at Sinclair Heights. The Northville Fire Department was called to the scene of the fire.

(2:47 am) Broadalbin received a request for manpower to the station and an engine to the Edinburg Volunteer Fire Company station.

Structure Fire

Monday, August 19, 2024 (9:14 pm): STRUCTURE FIRE - The Broadalbin-Kennyetto Fire Company responded to a working structure fire on Pine Street in the village.

The Perth Volunteer Fire Company was requested to the scene, then advised to stand by at their station. The Fulton County Emergency Management Office was also summoned to the scene.

Commercial Fire Alarm

Monday, August 19, 2024 (8:40 pm): COMMERCIAL FIRE ALARM - The Broadalbin-Kennyetto Fire Company was toned-out for a fire alarm activation at Pizza Supreme on North Main Street in the village. Units responded.

Fulton County Fire Dispatch relayed that a caller on scene advised it was a false alarm.

Possible MVA

Monday, August 19, 2024 (5:58 pm): POSSIBLE MVA - The Broadalbin-Kennyetto Fire Company was toned-out for a Possible Motor Vehicle Accident on County Highway 138 near Rebisz Road in the Town of Broadalbin. Units responded.

The call came in via Saratoga County from a iPhone Crash Alert. Nothing was found in the area.

Vehicle Fire

Saturday, August 17, 2024 (6:53 pm): VEHICLE FIRE - The Broadalbin-Kennyetto Fire Company and Perth Volunteer Fire Company were both toned-out for a vehicle fire on State Highway 29, near Puthaven Farms, in the Town of Mayfield. Units responded.

A BKFC Incident Commander advised other units that the fire was out and Truck #231 continued to the scene (non-emergency) while all other responders held at the firehouse.

Fire Service Call

Tuesday, August 13, 2024 (3:44 pm): FIRE SERVICE CALL - The Broadalbin-Kennyetto Fire Company received a call for a flooded basement on Pine Street in the village. Units responded.

Hazard

Sunday, August 11, 2024 (9:23 pm): HAZARD - The Broadalbin-Kennyetto Fire Company received a report of a transformer sparking on Bellen Road near Lorden Heights in the Town of Mayfield. Units responded.

There was a power outage in the area, and National Grid was notified.

Meet Firefighter Brady Cotter

Meet Firefighter Brady Cotter! Brady has been volunteering with Broadalbin-Kennyetto Fire Company for nearly 3 years, starting as a Junior Firefighter two years ago and earning his Firefighter status earlier this year. A senior at Broadalbin-Perth Central School District, Brady is a dedicated 3-sport varsity athlete (football, bowling, and baseball), a member of the fishing club and varsity club, and was recently inducted into the National Honor Society— all while being an invaluable member of the volunteer fire department. Brady was inspired to become a firefighter after seeing the commitment and dedication of the crew in helping the program grow, and he wanted to give back by offering his time and talents.

Special Thanks!

The Henry D Ross III Memorial Fund Donates Surface Water and Ice Water Rescue Equipment to Fulton County Fire Departments. A Heartfelt Thank You to the Henry D Ross III Memorial Fund for their generous donation of surface water and ice water rescue equipment to the Broadalbin; Caroga Lake; Mayfield; and Northville Fire Companies as well as the Fulton County Emergency Management Office. This generous contribution plays a vital role in enhancing our firefighters’ ability to better protect our communities and respond to water emergencies safely and effectively. We are all truly grateful for your unwavering commitment to making our lakes safer and your continued support of our local first responders that protect our lakes. Together, we are making a meaningful, positive, lasting impact! Thank You Maria and Beaver! If you would like to donate to the Henry D Ross III Memorial Fund, Inc. you can do so by paypal at the following link: paypal.me/HDRIIIMemorial . Follow the Henry D Ross III Memorial Fund on Facebook. Henry D Ross III Memorial Fund

Meet 1st Captain Ron Miller

Meet 1st Captain Ron Miller 🌟 Ron has dedicated nearly 40 years of his life to volunteer firefighting, with 26 of those years spent as a member of the Broadalbin-Kennyetto Fire Company. His inspiration to volunteer comes from a profound desire to make a positive difference in people’s lives; knowing he can help improve a situation is what has motivated him to continue this important work for so long. Firefighting runs in Ron’s family, which adds to the pride he feels in his role. Both his father and brother also volunteered for many years, and his son, Matt, a 2015 graduate of Broadalbin-Perth is now pursuing a career as a firefighter in South Carolina. Ron takes great pride in continuing this family legacy and is proud to know that this meaningful work is a valued tradition in his family. If you’re looking for a rewarding way to give back to your community, consider volunteering alongside Ron and the BKFC! Whether you have prior experience or are new to firefighting, there’s a place for you on this team. Volunteering not only allows you to serve your community but also provides an opportunity to develop valuable skills, build lifelong friendships, and join a supportive family dedicated to making a difference.

Meet Firefighter Kathy Rauch

Meeting Interior Firefighter, Kathy Rauch. Kathy has been an invaluable member of the Broadalbin-Kennyetto Fire Company for four years. Inspired by her husband, Grant, whom we introduced last week, Kathy decided to step into the role of a volunteer firefighter. She admired Grant's commitment to giving back to the community through his service, and as her children grew older, she recognized the perfect opportunity to join the Fire Company and contribute to her community in a meaningful way. Kathy often reflects on the incredible rewards of her role. She finds great satisfaction in helping people during some of their most challenging times, whether it's responding to emergencies or providing support to those in distress. The opportunity to help preserve lives and property, and knowing that her efforts truly make a difference in people's lives, fuels her passion for this work. If you’re looking for a way to give back and make a real difference in your community, consider volunteering alongside Kathy and the rest of the BKFC team! You'll gain valuable skills, build lasting friendships, and have the opportunity to contribute to the safety and well-being of those around you. Reach out here on Facebook, stop by the station for their Monday night meetings at 7PM, or check out their website!

Meet Lieutenant Grant Rauch

Meet Lieutenant Grant Rauch. Grant has been a dedicated volunteer firefighter since 1985, serving his community for nearly 40 years! For the past five years, he has been an integral part of the Broadalbin-Kennyetto Fire Company (BKFC). Grant's motivation for volunteering stemmed from a deep desire to serve his community and make a positive impact in the lives of others. Like many of his fellow team members at BKFC, Grant finds immense fulfillment in helping people during their most challenging moments. He believes that volunteering is not just about responding to emergencies; it’s about being a pillar of support for those in need. When I met Grant, he shared with me that the rewards of volunteering extend far beyond the challenges faced, emphasizing that helping his community members makes it all worthwhile. If you’re looking for a meaningful way to give back, consider joining Grant and the BKFC team! Whether you have experience or are just starting out, there’s a place for you here. Volunteering with the fire company not only allows you to make a difference in the community but also provides an incredible opportunity to grow, learn, and connect with others. Reach out to the Fire Company here on Facebook, stop by the station at 7PM on Mondays, or visit their website!

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