The Cold Spring Fire Company No. 1 is located in the Village of Cold Spring, Putnam County New York. We proudly protect 3500 people living in an area of 5 square miles. We operate out of a headquarters located at 154 Main Street that protects a primarily residential area. Our department is a public department whose members are on a volunteer status. We have an ISO rating of 5.
The Cold Spring Fire Company has a total of 125 men and woman and are led by Chief Matt Steltz and President Michael Bowman. We respond on approximately 150 calls per year providing fire protection to the residents of the Villages of Cold Spring, Nelsonville and the Philipstown/Cold Spring Fire District. For information on joining, call the Firehouse at 845-265-9241 or email at: coldspringfd@gmail.com
On Sunday morning scores of residents, families and children congregated at the Cold Spring Fire Company headquarters at 154 Main Street for the annual “Breakfast with Santa” organized by the CSFC Ladies Auxiliary. Between 8 and 11am dozens of local children were greeted by Santa Claus in the Company meeting room, who listened to their...
Approximately twenty five firefighters assembled at the Cold Spring Firehouse on Saturday morning at 8am to start a day of training and drilling. Deemed the “Mega Drill”, it has become an annual tradition in addition to the usual Tuesday night drill nights. Beginning with breakfast, firefighters gathered around the meeting room and watched an abridged...
Come celebrate the Christmas season and have breakfast with Santa Claus, this Sunday December 18th from 8am – 11am at the Cold Spring Firehouse (154 Main Street). Directly following breakfast, Cold Spring firefighters will be escorting Santa around the Village handing out gifts and spreading holiday cheer! 2011 Santa Run Schedule: 11:30am Spring Brook Condo...
Firefighters from Cold Spring Fire Company were busy decorating for the holiday season when a loud crash alerted them to a two car accident at the intersection of Main St. (Route 301) and 9d. Arriving on scene, firefighters found a two car crash with one vehicle disabled and blocking Route 9d. There were no major...
Tuesday night, December 6th, members of the Cold Spring Fire Company #1 assembled in the Company meeting room for their Annual Meeting and Company Election. Father Brian McSweeney of Our Lady of Loretto led off the meeting with an appeal to Saint Florian, patron Saint of Firefighters, for protection and good fortunes for the year...
The evening of Friday, December 2nd officially marked the beginning of the Holiday Season in Cold Spring with the annual tree lighting and arrival of Santa Claus (escorted by CSFC of course)! This years celebration was kicked off by dancing wooden soldiers from Hudson Valley Dance Studio, who entertained the large crowd as Santa...
To bring in the holiday season, the Village of Cold Spring Recreation Commission will hold their annual tree lighting ceremony on Friday, December 2nd at the waterfront park. Santa will arrive via the Cold Spring Fire Company at 6:00 p.m. However, Christmas music and an opportunity to visit with your friends and neighbors will be...
Firefighters from Cold Spring Fire Company were busy the Friday after Thanksgiving, when they were called to a single car rollover on Route 9D near the Breakneck Tunnel. Upon arrival firefighters and EMTs found that a single sedan had lost control, struck a guardrail and left the roadway, flipping at least once and coming to...
Firefighters from CSFC spent the weekend of October 29th responding to numerous calls for trees/wires down, road closures, CO2 alarms and possible structure fires throughout Philipstown. They also manned the headquarters at 154 Main Street as an emergency shelter for residents who had lost power or who were stranded due to the snow fall. Approximately...
