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BATTALION COMMENDATIONOn 29 April 2026 at approximately 23:18 hrs. members of the Second Battalion responded to the scen...
06/10/2026

BATTALION COMMENDATION

On 29 April 2026 at approximately 23:18 hrs. members of the Second Battalion responded to the scene of a structure fire at 90 Fremont St. in the City of Gloversville. Upon arrival, members observed an occupant trapped on a third story porch with fire on the second floor. Immediately members initiated fire suppression, water supply and rescue activities to contain the fire and remove the trapped occupant. These initial actions by each member, in a coordinated team effort, contributed to a successful outcome and the preservation of life and property.

On 9 June 2026, the Second Battalion of the Gloversville Fire Department was awarded a Battalion Commendation as their actions at an emergency scene demonstrated outstanding teamwork, skill and professionalism in the highest tradition of the fire service. Firefighting is a coordinated effort that demands teamwork, skill and bravery. The outcome is to save lives and protect property, however without focus, proper training and the willingness to sacrifice oneself, the efforts would prove futile.

We recognize those members who have demonstrated these qualities and their work to provide a successful outcome for all our citizens:
Battalion Chief Stephen West
FF Phlander Hart
FF Anthony Schonfarber
FF David Malagisi
FF Benjamin Wager

Today, members of the Gloversville Fire Department proudly marched in the Gloversville Memorial Day parade to honor and ...
05/25/2026

Today, members of the Gloversville Fire Department proudly marched in the Gloversville Memorial Day parade to honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. 🇺🇸

We will never forget those who gave everything for our freedom. ❤️🤍💙

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International Firefighters' Day🚨Today, May 4th, we honor and thank all firefighters, both career and volunteer, for thei...
05/04/2026

International Firefighters' Day🚨

Today, May 4th, we honor and thank all firefighters, both career and volunteer, for their unwavering dedication, courage, and the sacrifices they make every day to protect our communities

05/02/2026

Gloversville PTA has donated detectors to GFD, these are free for pickup while supplies last!

Immediate Release –Structure fire at 90 Fremont St.            At 11:18 pm last evening the Gloversville and Johnstown F...
04/28/2026

Immediate Release –Structure fire at 90 Fremont St.

At 11:18 pm last evening the Gloversville and Johnstown Fire Departments were dispatched to a report of a structure fire with people trapped at 90 Fremont St. in the City of Gloversville. Upon arrival, Batt Chief Stephen West confirmed a working fire and had one occupant that had exited the building on to a third-floor balcony above the fire. FF Anthony Schonfarber and FF Ben Wager stretched a handline into the second-floor apartment to extinguish the main body of fire while FF Phlander Hart and FF David Malagisi were assisted by GPD Sgt. Bill Christman as they placed a ground ladder to the second story porch roof and an additional ground ladder up to the third story balcony. FF David Malagisi climbed up the ladder to assist the occupant down to safety. Batt. Chief West requested the Gloversville Fourth Battalion to assist.

The fire was brought under control in 20 minutes, and the fire damage was limited to the second floor apartment of origin with some water damage to the first floor apartment. Everyone on the lower floors escaped safely and no firefighters were injured.

Gloversville Police Department members Steven Kolbe, Madison Maddocks, Bryce Murenus and Noah Loucks assisted GFD in setting up water supply, traffic control and scene security.

The fire displaced two adults and one child and the Red Cross was called in to assist them. Lake Valley evaluated one occupant at the scene who refused further treatment. The cause of the fire was deemed accidental by the Gloversville Fire Department Fire Investigation Team. All units were back in service at 1:55 am.

04/16/2026

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5 Frontage Road
Gloversville, NY
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