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Brunswick Fire Company No. 1, Inc.
566 Hoosick Road
Troy, NY 12180
(518) 272-9393

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Brunswick Fire Company No. 1, Inc. is one of five volunteer fire departments serving the Town of Brunswick.

Brunswick Fire Co. No. 1

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Brunswick Fire Co. No. 1 is at Brunswick Fire Co. No. 1.

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Thursday afternoon, September 9th, our department responded to a report of a structure fire in a commercial building on Route 7. The call was quickly upgraded to a 2nd box alarm which called for Mutual aid from several additional fire companies.
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•Truck 4 and 4-1 made an aggressive interior attack and were immediately met with no visibility and extreme heat. No life safety hazards were present leading IC, C-2 to pull all firefighters out of the building and transition to an exterior attack by use of master streams from T-4 and Engine Ladder 35, as well as several hand lines and a blitz fire.
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•At this time a 3rd alarm box was initiated for supply of tankers and water for the ladders currently operating master streams.
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•After several hours an excavator was brought in to assist in gaining access to a more isolated portion of the building and several mutual aid companies were able to be released. No injuries of firefighters or civilians were reported.
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Thank you to all companies and agencies involved: Center Brunswick, Speigletown, Eagle Mills, Mountain View, Melrose, Pittstown, Raymertown, Wynantskill, Pleasantdale, Poestenkill, Defreestville, Rensselaer county sheriffs department, NYSP, The 911 center, Mohawk Ambulance Service and The Rensselaer county BPS staff and the several other area fire Departments who covered the neighboring Fire districts throughout the entire incindent.
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••#fire #firefighter #training #firstresponse #BEFO #IFO #firefighting #firedepartment #fireman #firstresponder #firetruck #volunteer #teamwork #class #everyonegoeshome #safety #neverstoptraining #structurefire #mutualaid ... See MoreSee Less

Thursday afternoon, September 9th, our department responded to a report of a structure fire in a commercial building on Route 7. The call was quickly upgraded to a 2nd box alarm which called for Mutual aid from several additional fire companies.
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•Truck 4 and 4-1 made an aggressive interior attack and were immediately met with no visibility and extreme heat. No life safety hazards were present leading IC, C-2 to pull all firefighters out of the building and transition to an exterior attack by use of master streams from T-4 and Engine Ladder 35, as well as several hand lines and a blitz fire.
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•At this time a 3rd alarm box was initiated for supply of tankers and water for the ladders currently operating master streams.
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•After several hours an excavator was brought in to assist in gaining access to a more isolated portion of the building and several mutual aid companies were able to be released. No injuries of firefighters or civilians were reported.
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Thank you to all companies and agencies involved: Center Brunswick, Speigletown, Eagle Mills, Mountain View, Melrose, Pittstown, Raymertown, Wynantskill, Pleasantdale, Poestenkill, Defreestville, Rensselaer county sheriffs department, NYSP, The 911 center, Mohawk Ambulance Service and The Rensselaer county BPS staff and the several other area fire Departments who covered the neighboring Fire districts throughout the entire incindent.
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••#fire #firefighter #training #firstresponse #BEFO #IFO #firefighting #firedepartment #fireman #firstresponder #firetruck #volunteer #teamwork #class #everyonegoeshome #safety #neverstoptraining #structurefire #mutualaid

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Did someone let the clueless Brooklyn owner know it wasn’t Troy PD and FD? Shop local!

Have They figured out what started it??

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SERVICE to all those who worked the fire scene. We need you and appreciate all you do.🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Great Job to The Firefighter's Men & Women.

Robert Zach

Thank you for your service!

Grate job guys

Great work everyone.

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Brunswick Fire Co. No. 1

1 week ago

9/11/21 10:36 Brunswick #1 and Mohawk Ambulance responded to a 2 car motor vehicle accident McChesney Ave @ Hoosick Rd. Engine 4-2, Car-2 and Car 8 operated on scene. ... See MoreSee Less

9/11/21 10:36 Brunswick #1 and Mohawk Ambulance responded to a 2 car motor vehicle accident McChesney Ave @ Hoosick Rd. Engine 4-2, Car-2 and Car 8 operated on scene.

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I saw that coming home from Walmart

Brunswick Fire Co. No. 1

1 week ago

9/9/21 17:35 Multiple calls came into the Rensselaer County 911 center for a reported building on fire at 825 Hoosick road. Units arrived on scene to find a working structure fire in a commercial building. A 2nd alarm was called immediately bringing mutual aid companies from Center Brunswick, Speigletown, Eagle Mills, Mountain View, Melrose, Pittstown, Raymertown and Wynantskill fire Departments. Truck-4 and Engine 4-1 made an aggressive interior attack but due to the contents and layout of the building they were met with extreme heat and zero visibility conditions, with no life safety hazards the Incident commander (Car-2) pulled all units from the building and we began a defensive operation using Master Streams from Truck-4 and Engine-Ladder 35. A 3rd alarm Tanker box was called to help supply the Ladder trucks on scene bringing more mutual aid from Pleasantdale, Raymertown, Melrose, Poestenkill, Defreestville and Eagle Mills. Units operated on scene for several hours. The building is a total loss and no injuries to firefighters or civilians. We thank all of our mutual aid partners, the Rensselaer county sheriffs department, NYSP, The 911 center, Mohawk Ambulance Service and The Rensselaer county BPS staff and the several other area fire Departments who covered the neighboring Fire districts throughout the entire incident. ... See MoreSee Less

9/9/21 17:35 Multiple calls came into the Rensselaer County 911 center for a reported building on fire at 825 Hoosick road. Units arrived on scene to find a working structure fire in a commercial building. A 2nd alarm was called immediately bringing mutual aid companies from Center Brunswick, Speigletown, Eagle Mills, Mountain View, Melrose, Pittstown, Raymertown and Wynantskill fire Departments. Truck-4 and Engine 4-1 made an aggressive interior attack but due to the contents and layout of the building they were met with extreme heat and zero visibility conditions, with no life safety hazards the Incident commander (Car-2) pulled all units from the building and we began a defensive operation using Master Streams from Truck-4 and Engine-Ladder 35. A 3rd alarm Tanker box was called to help supply the Ladder trucks on scene bringing more mutual aid from Pleasantdale, Raymertown, Melrose, Poestenkill, Defreestville and Eagle Mills. Units operated on scene for several hours. The building is a total loss and no injuries to firefighters or civilians. We thank all of our mutual aid partners, the Rensselaer county sheriffs department, NYSP, The 911 center, Mohawk Ambulance Service and The Rensselaer county BPS staff and the several other area fire Departments who covered the neighboring Fire districts throughout the entire incident.

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Thanks to Brunswick 1 and all of the companies that responded to this fire. Thankfully no one was injured. We appreciate your service.

Yesterday evening I heard the sirens going off and listened to the fire scanner and heard how bad it was, and how many other fire departments were called in for mutual aid. Thank you so much for your service to the community! <3

W 2 Go From James Layton

Thank you to all our Brunswick No.1 folks and all the surrounding communities. So happy to live in such a great town. 🙂

You are amazing Brunswick Fire No. 1!!! Great job! Hope you have a calm and restful weekend.

Great job by all companies, thank you for protecting our community. Thanking God everyone went home safe.

Yes my family appreciate all that you guys and gals do amazing no one was hurt

Nice work by everyone! It wasn’t easy!

Great job to all companies and Thank God everyone went home safe

Great job to all yesterday! Amazing work with the stubborn fire

Hope you all catch a break this weekend and catch up on some sleep!

Thank you to all ,you did a great job.

Kevin Mattison

THANK YOU ALL

Excellent job by all.

Thank you for your service 🙏

Thanks for all you do !!!

Great job by all, thank You for Your Service

Thank you God for keeping all involved safe.

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Brunswick Fire Co. No. 1

2 weeks ago

Multiple units operating at a 3 alarm commercial structure fire on Hoosick road. Avoid the area Hoosick road is closed in both directions. ... See MoreSee Less

Multiple units operating at a 3 alarm commercial structure fire on Hoosick road. Avoid the area Hoosick road is closed in both directions.

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Thank you to all of you for handling this! Hope everyone is safe. 💕

Be safe guys 🤞🏼

Great job by all companies. Happy everyone is safe.

As always thanks to our wonderful volunteer's!

Be safe everyone!!!

Scott Carlone

Be safe everyone!

Stay safe guys

Besafe guys

Praying everyone's safe!

You guys be careful

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Monthly Calls

2021	FIRE	EMS	DRILLS
JANUARY	4	4	0
FEBRUARY	9	10	4
MARCH	10	14	10
APRIL	11	19	9
MAY	17	19	8
JUNE	9	23	8
JULY
AUGUST
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OCTOBER
NOVEMBER
DECEMBER
TOTALS	60	89	39

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