Department Stats
 
2024 Monthly Calls
 Month
 Fire / EMS
January
43
February 23
March
16
April 
May

June
July
August

September
October
November
 December
 
2023 Monthly Call Totals
 Month
 Fire / EMS
January
24
February 26
March
19
April  20
May
20
June 28
July 25
August
32
September 27
October 19
November 21
 December 23
 
 
 Yearly Call Totals
 Year
Fire/EMS
2013
375
2014 455
2015
412
2016
476
2017
358
2018
422
2019
444
2020
283
2021
327
2022 278
2023
284
2024
82
 

LODD Yearly Totals
 Year
Totals
2024
10
2023
84
2022
101
2021
139
2020
96
2019
57
2018
85
2017
93
2016
89
2015
86
2014 94
2013
101
2012
83
2011
81
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2024 - 2025 OFFICERS

 

Congratulations to our 2024 - 2025 officers starting April 1, 2024 and a thank you to past Chief Steve DeCook.


Paul Conklin → Chief (5-0)

Wayne Conklin → 1st Assistant Chief (5-01)

Jeff Guard → 2nd Assistant Chief (5-02)

JT Tunnicliff → Captain (5-03)


Lieutenants:

Eugene Becker

David Conklin

Jordon Cooney

Brian Fellows


Brian Fellows → President

Nikki Delpriore → Vice President

Connie Jones → Secretary

Charlie Hall → Treasurer

 


The CSFD would like to thank the Ontario County Safety Council for their recognition of some of our amazing members for their dedication and resilience on a call from September 2023.

 

We'd also like to thank our partners with Finger Lakes Ambulance and

Port Gibson Fire Department.

 


 





BLUE LIGHTS on Vehicles
Have you ever seen someone driving behind you with a blue flashing light? What does that blue light mean?
In NYS, flashing blue lights displayed (with no red flashing lights) on a vehicle indicates a volunteer firefighter is responding to a 911 call in their personal vehicle. They are responding to their firehouse, or to the scene to provide the manpower needed for the emergency.
If you see a passenger car with a flashing blue light, please consider treating it like any other emergency vehicle; we (your Community Volunteers) are requesting the right of way - this is a courtesy light. When it is safe to do so, please pull over to the right and come to a complete stop, so that we may travel safely past.
Many people don't realize what these flashing blue lights are for. Every second counts. Help us help you. You never know, we could be responding to an emergency for a friend, or one of your loved ones.


Have you considered a Knoxbox Key System for your business or organization?  Want to help the fire department respond to your facility with easy access?  Check out our new Knoxbox Program section.
 


 
Clifton Springs Fire Department marching in the 2023 Sulphur Springs Festival Saturday, June 3, 2023.

 

 
 
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If you're driving and approaching an emergency scene, police car, tow truck or a construction vehicle on the highway remember to slow down and move over. Allow us space to work safely and go home to our families. 

 








 

 


Donation Information
If you would like to make a donation to the Clifton Springs Fire Department,
please mail donations to:
Clifton Springs Fire Department
P.O. Box 15
Clifton Springs, NY 14432
(All donations are tax deductible with a receipt upon request)

 
Clifton Springs Fire Department
39 Kendall Street, Clifton Springs, NY 14432