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Barnard Fire Department

3084 Dewey Ave
Rochester, NY 14616


Phone: (585) 663-1113
Fax: (585) 621-7547

Barnard Classic Car Cruise In

Thursdays 5pm - 9pm
 

Cruise In50/50 Raffle and Trophy awarded each week

Refreshments available

All vehicles (old, new, foreign, domestic)& motorcycles welcome

 

2010 Barnard Carnival

Wednesday June 23, 2010 – Saturday June 26, 2010

 

Barnard Fireman’s Carnival is going to begin Wednesday June 23, 2010
with the annual parade at 7:00 pm, kids parade will be held on Saturday the 26th at 1:00 pm (Please note by Popular Demand the Parade has been moved Back to its original Wednesday Night)
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Firemans Parade

06.23.10 @ 7:00pm

 

Barnard Fireman’s Parade will begin at 7pm Wednesday June 23, 2010
Kid`s parade will be held on Saturday the 26th at 1:00 pm "Please note by Popular Demand the Parade has been moved Back to its original Wednesday Night 

 

Fire Prevention Week

10.04.09 - 10.10.09

 

Fire Prevention Officer:
Dean Smith
Phone Number:
(585) 581 - 6295
E-mail: fireprevention@barnardfire.org 

 

Open House

10.11.09

 

The 2009 Barnard Fire Department Open House will be held on October 11th at the fire house.

3084 Dewey Ave 

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In 2008, the Barnard Fire Department responded to 2904 calls for service and this number is expected to increase. Each one of our volunteers averages 95.5 hours of training and collectively all Barnard volunteer firefighters combined for over 4,872 hours of training. Learn more…

 

2010 Fund Drive

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Your Support Is Needed

05.01.09

Fund DriveThe Barnard Volunteer Fire Department Fund Drive was mailed out in early May, requesting donations from the residents and businesses of the Barnard Fire District. Unfortunately, donation returns are down from previous years.

These donations assist in covering organizational expenses for the Volunteer Fire Department and purchasing equipment not covered by tax dollars such as our Rescue truck, its extrication equipment (“Jaws of Life”) and a variety of other equipment.

A second mailing for our annual fund drive will go out in late summer. If you have already donated, “ThankYou” very much. If not, we ask you to reconsider and please send in your
donation. It is through the generosity of people such as you that make good things happen in the community.

No matter what the emergency, the dedicated men and women of the Barnard Fire Department are here for you! When the alarm sounds, we are easy to see. When all is quiet, we are still here, ready to respond to your emergency

 

From the Department President

 
Thank you for visiting our website. I would like to share some information with you if you aspire to be a volunteer firefighter with the Barnard Team.Volunteering can be and is an extremely rewarding endeavor, especially in the Fire Service. The Barnard Fire District relies on our volunteers working in conjunction with our career staff to perform firefighting duties, emergency medical services, rescue and much more in servicing the citizens of the fire district. Our department responds to approximately 2900 calls per year for service. We are a very busy and active combination department.To provide this service requires a great deal of commitment and teamwork by all to be successful. Please consider the following requirements in applying for membership and after acceptance.

  • Must be 18 years of age with a High School Diploma or GED
  • Must live within the Barnard Fire District or extended boundaries
  • Complete an interview with Barnard Investigating officers
  • Complete a 30 question evaluation questionnaire (non pass or fail)
  • Pass a physical ability test before next step ( pass or fail)
  • Schedule and successfully pass a baseline firefighters physical
  • Attend required basic training to be certified as NYS Firefighter 1. Consists of 22 weeks of basic training, 2 times per week, 4-5 hours per class until graduation. Or a 2 week intensive course designed for those who cannot commit to nights and weekends
  • Attend initial TNG training at Barnard to become familiar with our policies, procedures and equipment
  • Serve bunker duty at the firehouse for a minimum of 6 hours per month responding to all calls with the career staff and equipment once accepted
  • Respond to 20% (minimum) of calls for service once cleared by the Barnard Training Division
  • Complete annual firefighter physicals
  • Attend monthly departmental meetings ( 6 per year minimum) unless excused
  • Attend monthly department drills ( offered  4 times per month, 1 mandatory)
  • Participate in all fund raising events such as annual carnival and others
  • All additional activities as ordered by the Chief of the Department
All of our members understand the importance of customer service to the residents of the Barnard Fire District. They take initiative, follow procedures, maintain high standards, promote teamwork and display professionalism at all times. Your choice,to become a volunteer at Barnard, will take self motivation and a considerable commitment of time and the same competencies as the rest of our team. Lastly and most importantly, making the decision to become a volunteer firefighter is a big one. It is a time consuming responsibility. It involves a great deal of training and much time away from home initially and at lesser amounts thereafter. It’s something that each applicant must give serious thought to, before making the decision to become a volunteer. We suggest that you discuss the possibility thoroughly with the significant people in your life and weigh all of your other personal and professional obligations before making a decision to become a member. If after careful consideration, you are still committed to joining the team at Barnard, we welcome you and your family and encourage you in this endeavor. If you have any questions, contact the Barnard Fire House at 663-1113. Thank you. Sincerely,
Bob Diederich
President
Barnard Fire Department

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