COLD SPRING, NY—The Cold Spring Fire Company No. 1 has announced the launch of a 2025 fundraising campaign to raise $40,000 for essential equipment and communications upgrades. As a nonprofit organization with an annual operating budget of just $143,000, the all-volunteer fire company depends heavily on community support to continue providing life-saving emergency services to residents of Cold Spring, ... (Full Story & Photos)

It was great meeting all of the players on the team. Come out to support Haldane basketball for the Battle of the Tunnel game as they play against Beacon High School tomorrow, Friday, February 7th, at 4:30 pm at Haldane High School! Good luck, team!... (Full Story & Photos)

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Cold Spring hosted our annual members meeting, where we elected Company Officers for 2025. Congratulations to all willing to volunteer for these important positions!

Chief - Mathew Steltz
Assistant Chief - Joshua DiNardo
Captain - Christopher Godsey
1st Lieutenant - Travis Fyfe
2nd Lieutenant - Aaron Leonard

President - Lillian Moser
Vice President - Mathew Woods
Treasurer - Phil Kean
Financial ... (Full Story & Photos)

CSFC interior members, along with new members planning to take FF1, went through a simulated maze with a partner searching for victims. While one group went through the maze another group went through an entanglement prop followed by a wall breach simulator, both were built by LT Fyfe. Thank you to LT Fyfe for taking time out of his day to build these important props for our training. Great job to ... (Full Story & Photos)

We’re excited to announce the launch of our 2025 calendar, featuring photos of our dedicated members and their families. This unique calendar is perfect for your desk or countertop, adding a daily reminder of the strength and spirit of our community's firefighters.

Calendars are available for just $20 each. Your purchase directly supports Cold Spring Fire Company’s mission and helps us continue serving ... (Full Story & Photos)

At our October 15 drill, the all-volunteer Cold Spring Fire Company worked on vehicle extrication skills. Maintaining these life-saving skills is critical as our crews respond to numerous motor vehicle accidents (MVAs) every month. Regular drills like this ensure our firefighters are ready to act swiftly when the situation demands it, ensuring we can provide the highest level of service to our community ... (Full Story & Photos)

On Friday, September 20th, the Cold Spring Fire Company (CSFC) was dispatched to assist an injured Breakneck Ridge hiker alongside North Highlands Engine Company #1 and Philipstown Volunteer Ambulance Corps (PVAC). Upon reaching the patient on the Undercliff Trail, PVAC determined that the hiker had suffered a severe ankle injury, potentially a sprain or fracture. Due to the nature of the injury, ... (Full Story & Photos)