The Hartsdale Fire District provides fire protection and emergency services to the Hartsdale section of the Town of Greenburgh, covering approximately 4.5 square miles.

The District operates out of two stations:

Station 1:  25 South Central Ave, Hartsdale, New York, 10530

Station 2:  300 West Hartsdale Ave, Hartsdale, New York, 10530

Hartsdale Fire District has mutual aid agreements with neighboring departments to ensure a rapid response during high call volumes or specific emergencies.

When not responding to emergencies, duties include station and apparatus maintenance, community outreach and events participation, public education, building inspections, and ongoing training.  Emergency incidents may alter daily routines.

Always dial 911 for emergencies. Calls are dispatched through Westchester County Emergency Communications.

Yes. The Hartsdale Fire District provides emergency medical services (EMS) and works in coordination with other local emergency responders, including the Greenburgh Police Department, to ensure rapid and effective response.

Firefighter respond to a wide range of calls, including:

• Structure and vehicle fires
• Medical emergencies
• Fire alarms
• Hazardous conditions
• Rescue situations

Yes! The District welcomes community members, school groups, and organizations to visit the fire stations.  Please contact us in advance to schedule a tour through our "Event Requests" page.

Absolutely.  The Hartsdale Fire District is proud to be a part of the community and participates in local events, parades, and public educaiton programs throughout the year. 

We do our best to accommodate requests for appearances at community events, depending on availability and emergency response needs.  Please reach out through our website under "Event Requests" to submit a request.

Yes.  The District provides fire prevention services, including inspections and public educaiton to help keep residents and businesses safe.

We recommend:

• Installing and maintaining smoke and carbon monoxide detectors
• Creating and practicing a home escape plan
• Keeping fire extinguishers accessible
• Avoiding overloaded electrical outlets

Firefighter positions are typically filled through the Westchester County Civil Service process.  Candidates must meet all county and state requirements and pass the appropriate examinations.

Transfers are subject to civil service rules, District policies, and available positions.  Candidates must met all applicable requirements.

The Hartsdale Fire District is a special district funded through property taxes within the district boundaries.

The District is goverened by an elected Board of Fire Commissioners who are responsible for oversight, budgeting,  and policy decisions.

For general inquiries, you can contact the Fire District office during normal business hours through the contact information listed on our website.

Yes. Board of Fire Commissioners meetings are open to the public, and residents are encouraged to attend.

Meeting documents are typically posted on the District website or available upon request about two (2) weeks after the meeting.