
A dedicated team of volunteer firefighters answering the call for fire and rescue emergencies across our community — and along the Tappan Zee Bridge.
The Central Nyack Fire Department is an all-volunteer company providing fire protection and emergency response to the hamlet of Central Nyack and surrounding areas of Clarkstown. Our members train year-round to answer every call with skill and speed.
From structure fires to vehicle accidents and rescue calls, we are ready 24 hours a day, 365 days a year — driven by a single mission: to protect life and property in our community.

Rapid structural and brush firefighting to protect homes, businesses, and lives.
Extrication and accident response across local roads and the Tappan Zee Bridge.
Trained handling of hazardous materials and environmental incidents.
Inspections, smoke-alarm programs, and safety education for the community.
Standing ready to assist neighboring departments throughout Rockland County.
Maintained to the highest standard and ready to roll the moment the tones drop.

Hauls a large reserve of water to scenes beyond the reach of hydrants.
Front-line pumper with a 1,500 GPM pump, hose, and onboard water.

First-due engine with a 1,250 GPM pump for initial fire attack.

Heavy rescue carrying extrication and technical-rescue equipment.
The Chief’s command vehicle — first on scene to direct operations.
The Assistant Chief’s response and command-support vehicle.
Chief response and patrol vehicle for the duty officer.

Equipment pickup carrying manpower, gear, and scene logistics.
Use the arrows to flip through all eight units.
Training nights, community events, and our crew in action.
Men and women, ages 16 and up, are welcome. You don't need experience — just heart. We provide all the training, gear, and support; you bring the commitment. Step into a family that has protected this community for generations.
Beyond the pride of serving your neighbors, our volunteers earn real, tangible rewards for stepping up.
Every member is fully outfitted with turnout gear and trained in life-saving skills — at no cost to you.
Qualify for New York State income tax credits and local property tax reductions for active service.
Free annual physicals and flu shots are offered to all members of the department.
Access affordable coverage through the New York State Health Insurance Program (NYSHIP).
Younger volunteers can earn college scholarships and tuition reimbursement for their service.
A retirement benefit that grows with every year you serve, payable once you reach age 62.
Proud to stand alongside every neighboring company in the county.
Source: NYS Division of Homeland Security & Emergency Services (FDID).
For non-emergency inquiries, membership questions, or community programs, reach out anytime. For emergencies, always call 911.