Moyers Corners Fire Department


Apparatus
Auxiliary
Engine 91
Roster
Softball
Student Bunk-in Program
Training Tower

Station1
Rt 57 & Rt 31


Station2
7697 Morgan Rd


Station3
7200 Henry Clay Blvd.


Station4
8044 Oswego Rd



About MCFD

The Moyers Corners Fire Department
Town of Clay   Onondaga County, NY
Founded in 1948, the Moyers Corners Fire Department (ISO 3 Rating) is a 100% volunteer department located in the densely populated northern division of Onondaga County, New York, provides fire, rescue and emergency medical services within the Town of Clay. With an urban/suburban response coverage area of approximately 23 square miles, the department protects a resident population of over 55,000 and a day time population of over 75,000. A diversified district comprised of extensive single family dwellings, multiple occupancy apartments, townhouses and garden apartment structures, industrial facilities, business and office parks and commercial and retail centers and complexes. Major interstate and highway systems criss-cross through the district which includes major rail lines and over 5 miles of waterfront.


     Under the command of Chief Edward A. Wisnowski, the department is staffed with two Deputy Fire Chiefs, three Battalion Chiefs, 19 company officers and over 100 volunteer firefighters. The department averages 1700 alarms annually. The BLS/ EMS services were diversified in 1995 and are presently provided by the independent Northern Onondaga Volunteer Ambulance Corps (N.O.V.A.)
     Operations are conducted out of four fire stations strategically
located within three battalion response areas


Battalion #1
 
Station #1 - 8481 Oswego Road
Station #4 - 8044 Oswego Road


Battalion #2 Battalion #3
Station #2 - 7697 Morgan Road
Station #3 - 7200 Henry Clay Blvd.

Business Office
7697 Morgan Rd.
(P) 652-7733



 
Apparatus consists of:
 

7 - Class A Engine Companies
1 - 110' Rear Mount Aerial Ladder
1 - 100' Aerial Tower
2 - Heavy Rescue Companies
1 - Hazardous Materials Unit
4 - EMS/Manpower squads
6 - Command Units



-OUR MISSION-
To minimize the loss of life and property resulting from FIRES, MEDICAL EMERGENCIES, and EXPOSURE to dangerous conditions created by Man or Nature.