07/04/2026
*Station 34 handles multiple incidents on 07/03/2026*
At 14:19 hours, the Granville Fire Department first alarm box assignment was struck for a reported house on fire in the 1200 block of Baker Road in the Granville Fire District. Due to the location of the incident, the Granville pre-plan calls for a full-house response from Station 34.
Within 5 minutes of the time of dispatch, Engine 1 & Tanker 3 were on the street. The Granville Fire Chief arrived first on scene and confirmed smoke showing from the eaves of the single-family residence. Engine 1 arrived as the first due apparatus and took the driveway at the orders of Granville Fire Command. Engine 1's crew stretched 2 primary attack handlines and Tanker 3 staged on the roadway in the event a water supply needed to be established. Hartford and Granville crews worked to quickly locate the source of the fire and began overhaul operations. Engine 2, Squad 4 and Brush 5 responded to the scene and supplemented additional personnel.
While crews were picking up from the Granville incident, at 15:01 hours the call was received for a reported motorcycle accident on State Route 149 between Northrup Lane & Hall Road in the Town of Hartford. Per the Zone 1 daytime automatic mutual aid plan, Fort Ann Fire / Rescue was added to the assignment. Engine 2, Squad 4 and Brush 5 cleared the fire scene and responded directly to the accident. Upon arrival, State Route 149 was shut down by Fort Ann RT 4 and Brush 3, whilst Hartford medical personnel assisted EMS on the scene with patient care and packaging.
During the operations of the accident scene, Washington County, NY - Department of Public Safety County Medic and Argyle Emergency Squad Command requested a medical helicopter to the Hartford Central School. Engine 1 and Tanker 3 handled the landing zone for LifeNet of New York Helicopter 7-13.
Additionally, at 19:28 hours Hartford First-Responders responded with Argyle Emergency Squad to a medical emergency in our primary response area.
Hartford Fire would like to thank our surrounding mutual-aid partners for their continued support!
