Firefighters from Multiple Departments Respond to Structure Fire in New City; No Injuries Reported in Two-Hour Operation

Yesterday at approximately 3:30PM, the New City Fire Department was dispatched to a reported structure fire at 227 South Mountain Road. Firefighters responded swiftly and worked on the scene for nearly two hours to bring the fire under control. Fortunately, no injuries were reported among residents or firefighters.

Multiple local fire departments and emergency services provided mutual aid during the incident, ensuring efficient coordination and rapid containment of the fire. The following agencies assisted on the scene:

  • Hillcrest Fire Department
  • Congers Fire Department
  • Pearl River Fire Department
  • Spring Valley Fire Department
  • Stony Point Fire Department
  • West Haverstraw Fire Department
  • West Nyack Fire Department
  • Thiells Fire Department
  • New City Ambulance Corps
  • Rockland Paramedic Services
  • Clarkstown Police Department

The cause of the fire is currently under investigation by local authorities. The quick response and teamwork of all departments involved helped prevent further damage and ensured the safety of the community.

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