Emergency Response Training Center, Oswego NY

09/21/2024

09/14/2024

With September being National Preparedness Month, now is the perfect time to enroll in Hyper-Reach! The first step in making sure you are ready when emergencies happen is to stay informed and be notified. Enroll in Hyper-Reach to receive notification by phone call or text message to your mobile device, and/or email. Hyper-reach is an emergency mass notification system used by the Oswego County 911 Center to send notifications to the public when needed regarding emergency situations in Oswego County.

For more information, or to enroll yourself or a loved one in Hyper-Reach, visit https://signup.hyper-reach.com/hyper_reach/sign_up_page_2/?id=12481

01/14/2024

New York State Fire is looking to hire a part time skills based fire instructor to work in Oswego county. See below if you are interested.

11/05/2023

Join us on November 11-12 at Regional Hands-On Training – Flashover in Oswego County, hosted by Scriba Volunteer Fire Corp. In this 3-hour course, students will experience fire development from the incipient stage to flashover, helping them learn to identify the warning signs of an impending flashover event. Register: https://bit.ly/3JTOkM4

09/04/2023

08/31/2023

It is with a heavy heart that we announce the unfortunate passing of retired Oswego County Sheriff Reuel “Moe” Todd on August 31, 2023. Sheriff Todd passed away peacefully at his home, with his wife Valerie and family by his side.

Sheriff Todd began his career with Oswego County Sheriff’s Office in 1974 and was promoted to the rank of Sergeant and then Investigator just 3 years after joining. He was promoted to the position of Undersheriff in 1984 and elected Sheriff in 1999. Sheriff Todd served in that role for almost 20 years before retiring in 2018.

The Oswego County Public Safety building was recently dedicated in honor of “Moe”. At the dedication in October 2022, OCSO recognized Moe’s deep ties to our building and the Office of the Sheriff throughout his 44-year career in law enforcement. It was our privilege to present the dedication and celebrate Moe with his family, friends and peers. Many of the officers still on staff at OCSO are honored to have worked with Moe and will treasure his guidance and commitment to public safety, security and peace in Oswego County.

On behalf of the Oswego County Legislature and Sheriff Don Hilton, we ask that you keep Sheriff Todd’s family, friends and colleagues in your thoughts and prayers at this difficult time.

08/31/2023

WE REMEMBER LODD – On August 31st, 1969 Assistant Chief Donald E. McFee was operating at a working barn fire in the town of Mexico. While entering the lower section of the barn to assess a possible fire attack plan, the structure collapsed, trapping him under burning debris. Personnel on scene began rescue efforts immediately. When Chief McFee was extricated from the building he was pronounced dead at the scene. Chief McFee was 39 years old and had served 19 years.

08/31/2023

15 Members from 7 departments completing hands on training for a NYS fire apparatus operator- pump course. We would like to thank Phoenix fire department for hosting the course.

08/24/2023

Parade Registration

08/22/2023

04/12/2022

We are very thankful for all the hard work dispatchers do day in and day out to ensure safety and efficiency for all involved. They are the first voice people hear in an emergency, the real MVPs to emergency service!

This week is National Telecommunicators Week. We would like to thank the Telecommunicators @ Oswego County 911 for their continuing dedication to serve residents within Oswego County. You are the calm voice and steady presence when people are having what could be the worst day of their life. Our hats are off to you all.