Station 2

The image shows the Hartsdale Fire District building, featuring a red sign, garage doors, and greenery surrounding the area.
A fire station with a banner promoting lithium-ion battery safety and fire prevention, featuring fire trucks and equipment.
The image shows a fire station with two fire trucks parked inside, a smooth driveway, and a sign promoting fire safety.
The image shows a sign for the Hartsdale Fire District, promoting a Toys for Tots donation drive at their location.
A group of students attends a classroom session, learning with a presentation and using practice mannequins for exercises.
Two firefighters are conducting a CPR training session using a practice manikin on a table filled with training materials.
A man in a pink shirt holds a doll while another man in a fire department uniform explains something to a group in a classroom.
The image shows the Hartsdale Fire District building, featuring a red sign, garage doors, and greenery surrounding the area.
A fire station with a banner promoting lithium-ion battery safety and fire prevention, featuring fire trucks and equipment.
The image shows a fire station with two fire trucks parked inside, a smooth driveway, and a sign promoting fire safety.
The image shows a sign for the Hartsdale Fire District, promoting a Toys for Tots donation drive at their location.
A group of students attends a classroom session, learning with a presentation and using practice mannequins for exercises.
Two firefighters are conducting a CPR training session using a practice manikin on a table filled with training materials.
A man in a pink shirt holds a doll while another man in a fire department uniform explains something to a group in a classroom.

Location: 300 West Hartsdale Ave. Hartsdale, NY 10530

Station 2 serves as the headquarters of the Hartsdale Fire District and supports operations across the northern portion of the district. The station was constructed in 1963 as the Hartsdale community expanded and the demand for fire protection increased. The addition of this second station allowed the department to improve response times and better protect the growing residential and commercial areas of the district.

Today, Station 2 functions as the administrative and operational hub of the department. The facility houses apparatus, firefighters, and administrative offices, and it serves as the location for many department meetings and activities, including the annual Babysitters course . The station supports the district’s mission of protecting approximately 4.5 square miles of the Town of Greenburgh through professional emergency response, fire prevention, and community outreach programs.

Together with Station 1, Station 2 plays a vital role in maintaining the safety of the Hartsdale community while continuing a tradition of service that began more than a century ago.

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