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🌷 Spring Cleaning & Safety Reminder 🌷
Spring cleaning season is here—and it’s a great time to make your home safer, not just cleaner.
🚪 Declutter & clear paths
Getting rid of unused items doesn’t just free up space—it helps keep hallways, stairways, and exits clear. In an emergency—whether it’s a structure fire, gas leak, furnace malfunction, or another call—blocked pathways can slow down both occupants trying to get out and firefighters trying to get in. Keeping these areas accessible can make all the difference when seconds count.
🏠 Have a plan
Take a few minutes to talk through an emergency escape plan with your household. Know at least two ways out, and choose a simple meeting spot outside—like a mailbox, tree, or light post—so everyone knows where to go.
🔥 Quick safety checks
Check your smoke alarms and fire extinguishers. Make sure alarms are working and extinguishers are accessible, the gauge is in the green, and they’re ready if needed (not expired or blocked).
🌱 Watch where the grass goes
Blowing grass clippings into the street may seem harmless, but it creates a slick surface—especially for motorcycles and bicycles. That’s not just a bike—that’s someone’s family member, friend, or neighbor. Please keep clippings out of the roadway.
A little effort now goes a long way in keeping your home—and our community—safe.
If you have questions about home safety, don’t hesitate to reach out.
Stay safe,
Neversink Fire Company 🚒
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Happy Birthday, Chief! 🎉
Today we’re wishing our Chief a great birthday.
Between calls, time at the station, and everything that needs handled behind the scenes, he’s always putting in work for Neversink. A lot of it doesn’t get seen, but it all helps keep the department moving.
We appreciate the time and effort he continues to give to Station 14.
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This afternoon around 14:00 hours, Neversink Fire Company was dispatched to Palmyra Borough (Box 1-01) for a reported multi-dwelling structure fire on North Chestnut Street.
Engine 14 responded in place of the Rescue Engine and assisted crews operating on scene. Units worked together to bring the incident under control, with crews remaining on location for an extended period before returning available.
Shortly after clearing the fire, our volunteers were dispatched to North Cornwall Township for a motor vehicle accident involving a pedestrian on Chestnut Street, continuing a busy afternoon for Station 14.
Incidents like today highlight the importance of strong mutual aid partnerships—and the commitment of volunteers who respond from work, home, and everywhere in between.
🚒 Neversink Fire Company is 100% volunteer. Interested in joining? Learn more:
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Last night, members of Neversink Fire Company came together for our annual banquet—an opportunity to step away from the calls and recognize the people behind the pager.
This past year brought its share of challenges, including tough incidents, long nights, early mornings, and everything in between. Through it all, our members continued to show up—for each other and for our community.
We’re proud to recognize the following members for their dedication and contributions:
Company Awards:
• Probie of the Year: Marcus Milian
• Most Calls: Jeremy Roeting
• Most Active Firefighter: Katie Sweigert
• Most Improved Firefighter: Nate Gibble
• Above & Beyond Award: Vinny Cikovic
• Most Active Fire Police: Rick Mease
• President’s Award: Bob Firestine
Years of Service:
• Shaylene Scheib – 10 years
• Jeremy Roeting – 14 years
• Josh Shank – 20 years
• Dave Clark – 43 years
Behind every award is time most people don’t see—training nights, missed dinners, interrupted sleep, and a commitment to getting better at the craft.
To all of our members—whether recognized last night or not—thank you for what you do day in and day out. Neversink is what it is because of you.
Neversink Fire Company is 100% volunteer. If you’ve ever thought about getting involved—whether as a firefighter, fire police, or helping behind the scenes—there’s a place for you.
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Thank you to our community for your continued support—it does not go unnoticed and makes what we do possible.
We’d also like to wish our community, members, and their families a safe and Happy Easter.
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