So proud to say that our company took home 3 trophies today from the HVVFA Parade in West Glens Falls: 2nd Place Best Appearing Auxiliary 5-10 in line, 3rd Place.Best Appearing Fire Unit Dress Uniform over 25 in line, and the big one, Most Outstanding Men and Ladies Unit! Great Job Everyone! Be Proud!

A New Baltimore fire truck from 1946, on display this weekend at Ag Fest. The Cornell Hook and Ladder Co. collected bottles and cans to fund restoring the first truck the company ever owned.

On June 20th and June 21st we participated in the Hudson Valley Volunteer Firemens Parade in West Glens Falls. We brought home three trophies, 2nd place for best appearing fire company, 2nd place for best appearing Auxiliary and 2nd place for non-firematic at the Madri Gras parade.

New Baltimore Fire responded to an automatic alarm at the Serta mattress warehouse located on Houghtaling road. Dispatcher from Greene County advised a 2nd call with a confirmed working fire within a minute of initial call. Arriving units had a heavy smoke condition with flames visible from the roof. As initial fire attack was being made the sprinkler system activated and assisted with extinguishment. New Baltimore Fire was assisted by Coeymans, Coxsackie, and Fast Team members from Coeymans Hollow and Medway.

New Baltimore fire along with mutual aid companies responded to a working house fire on route 144. The first arriving officers had flames visible on the 1st and 2nd floor of the older farm house. Water supply was limited with no ponds or hydrants so a shuttle was set up for water supply to the scene. New Baltimore was assisted by Coeymans fire (Medway and  fast team members from Coeymans Hollow and Medway. Coxsackie and Selkirk were on standby during the call.

New Baltimore Fire District responded to a reported daytime structure fire at the intersection of Deans Mill Road and West Deans Mill Road. Arriving units were comfronted with heavy fire blowing out of windows on the first and second floor. Arriving members were faced with heavy fire, limited water and the unknown if anyone was inside. With no hydrants a 5" line was run 1200 feet to the hannacroix creek. NB was assisted by Coeymans, Coxsackie, Medway and Fast Team members from Coeymans Hollow and Medway.

The new EMS certification online training is up and ready for use. The link is on the link section under Centre Learn EMS Training

Each year our Auxiliary offers a scholarship to Seniors in the Coxsackie-Athens & RCS school districts who live in our fire district and/or are a member of our organization. The students are asked to write an essay
about their involvement in community service and how it effects their lives.

This year, we did not have any submissions from CA that lived in our fire district.  The committee then chose to award 2 scholarships to students from RCS. Both of whom showed great pride in helping their communities through various projects and organizations, including our fire company.

Congratulations to to our 2013 scholarship recipients Peyton VanAlstyne & Olivia Vosburgh!

During our 2013 Installation Dinner, held at Anthony's Banquet House,  the new Officers were sworn in.  This includes the Line Officers, Company Officers, Auxiliary Officers and Commissioners.

In the mid morning hour car 207 followed smoke from route 144 to find a working house fire on Cole Lane. Arriving units found a fully involved structure. The owner was not at home at the time of the fire. New Baltimore was assisted by Coxsackie, Medway, Coeymans, Coeymans Hollow FAST, and Ravena Rescue. Additional Pictures to Follow.