Essex County, NY Emergency Services

Essex County, NY Emergency Services This page has been created for informational purposes only. To report emergencies or requests for emergency services, please DIAL 911.
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Welcome to the official page of Essex County Emergency Services. Essex County Emergency Services covers Emergency Management, Fire Coordination, EMS Coordination, Fire Investigations, Hazmat Operations, 911 Addressing as well as operating the 911 Communications Center, serving 26 Fire Agencies, 15 EMS Agencies, Essex County Sheriff's Office, Ticonderoga Police Department, and various County and T

own agencies operating in the public service fields. Our 911 Communications Center is also co-located with NYSP Troop B, Zone 3 Communications.

06/12/2026

Air temperatures in the 80s–low 90s, with dew points in the 60s–low 70s, will result in Dangerous Heat Index values. The wider, deeper valleys of VT and the Champlain Valley of NY will see mid 90s to around 100. Elsewhere, Heat Index values will still be dangerously hot at 90–95 degrees. All of the region should take proper heat precautions. https://www.weather.gov/safety/heat

05/25/2026

Exit 32 NB Ramp Closure Rescheduled

Per NYS DOT, the I-87 Northbound Exit 32 off-ramp and the Northbound Rest Area ramp will be closed to all traffic beginning Tuesday, May 26, 2026, at approximately 8:00 AM.
This closure is expected to remain in place for approximately two weeks, through Friday, June 5, 2026. Signed detours will be in place utilizing I-87 Northbound Exits 31 and 33.
Please note:

Southbound exits will NOT be affected by this closure.
The Exit 32 northbound on-ramp at Stowersville Road will remain open to traffic traveling north on I-87.

Over the weekend, our Director Josh Favro, had the honor of attending the Westport Hose Company #1 banquet to present J...
05/18/2026

Over the weekend, our Director Josh Favro, had the honor of attending the Westport Hose Company #1 banquet to present John Tefoe with a 50 Years of Outstanding Service Award.

For five decades, John has demonstrated unwavering dedication, leadership, integrity, and commitment to protecting life and property while serving his community with pride and compassion. His service and devotion to others have left a lasting impact that will always be remembered.

On behalf of the Essex County Office of Emergency Services, we extend our sincere gratitude and congratulations to John on this incredible milestone and well-deserved recognition.

05/04/2026

Exit 32 NB Ramp Closure Postponed

Please be advised that the New York State DOT has postponed the scheduled ramp closure at Exit 32 Northbound. We apologize for the short notice on this change.

04/14/2026

Water available for residents in Moriah who are currently without water

Due to water main breaks, canned drinking water is available today (Monday, April 13, 2026) at the Moriah Fire Department, 630 Tarbell Hill Rd.
Pickup is available until 10:00 PM tonight.
Please share with anyone who may need access to safe drinking water.

This week, we proudly recognize and thank our incredible Essex County Emergency Services Telecommunicators during Nation...
04/12/2026

This week, we proudly recognize and thank our incredible Essex County Emergency Services Telecommunicators during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week.

You are the calm in the chaos—the steady voice on the other end of the line when every second matters. Your professionalism, dedication, and compassion ensure that help is always just a call away. Behind every response is your expertise, guiding first responders and supporting our community in its most critical moments.

Thank you for your unwavering commitment, long hours, and the vital role you play each and every day. Essex County is safer because of you.

The Essex County HazMat Team recently conducted a specialized training event at the ORDA facility in Lake Placid. During...
03/30/2026

The Essex County HazMat Team recently conducted a specialized training event at the ORDA facility in Lake Placid. During this hands-on training, team members gained valuable insight into the facility’s cooling operations, including an in-depth tour of both the old and newly upgraded anhydrous ammonia systems. This experience enhanced the team’s understanding of system design, safety considerations, and emergency response strategies related to ammonia-based refrigeration.

Address

702 Stowersville Road
Lewis, NY
12950

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

+15188733900

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