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04/21/2025: FAIRMOUNT RD GOLDENS_BRG: @GOLDENS BRIDGE GROUP HOME, Cross: FAIRMONT RD, Type:ALS, default, Time out: 04:07:52 Area: LEWIS,Alarm lev: 0
04/19/2025: PARK ROAD EXT GOLDENS_BRG, Cross: PARK RD, Type:ALS, default, Time out: 00:45:54 Area: LEWIS,Alarm lev: 0
2024 was one of the busiest years on record for the GBFD as we responded to a total of 364 alarms.
Here's a breakdown of our service: - 135 Fire Alarms - 155 EMS Calls - 36 Motor Vehicle Accidents - 26 Mutual Aid Responses - 12 Misc. Service Alarms.
Our members worked tirelessly to stay prepared and sharp, completing 56 drills throughout the year and earning state and national certifications across ... (Full Story & Photos)
It is with profound sorrow that we announce the passing of Arthur (Artie) Klamka, a beloved husband, and dedicated department member, at the age of 85. Artie, was a 45-year member of the department.
Artie joined the department in 1979 after he and his wife, Judy, made their home in Valeria Circle. His commitment to service was unwavering, and he brought a wealth of experience with him, having previously ... (Full Story & Photos)
Arthur Klamka
Ryan Baker accepts the State Senate proclamation from Sen. Peter Harckham that acknowledges the lifetime of public service of his late father, Golden’s Bridge Deputy Fire Chief Raymond J. Baker, Sr., who died unexpectedly in March
A New York Senate proclamation honoring the life of a beloved former Northern Westchester fire chief, Raymond Baker, was presented to his family months after his sudden death.
The proclamation, prepared by New York State Sen. Peter Harckham, was presented to the family of former Somers Fire Chef and Golden’s Bridge Deputy Fire Chief Raymond Baker, Sr. the Golden’s Bridge Fire Department announced ... (Full Story & Photos)
With deep sadness, we announce the passing of Douglas K Smith ('D.K.'), a 70-year member and three-time ex-Chief. Doug joined the department in 1954, following his older brother Leroy in serving our community.
Doug was very active in the department, so much so that in 1962, he became the 28th and youngest person to become Chief of the department.
