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MONTHLY CALLS
2010 2009 2008
JAN 35 58 39
FEB 59 23 45
MAR 48 42
1st Qtr 94 129 126
APR 46 43
MAY 30 37
JUN 29 77
2nd Qtr 105 157
JUL 42 45
AUG 63 40
SEP 31 41
3rd Qtr 137 126
OCT 41 25
NOV 41 34
DEC 48 45
4th Qtr   105
TOTAL   504 514
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History

Prior to 1951 many attempts were made to improve the fire protection for the easterly portion of the Orange Lake Fire District. However, it was not until March of 1951 that any great move was taken to give better fire protection and reduce fire insurance rates for the residents of the Winona Lake Fire Engine Company. The Dan Leghorn Fire Engine Company, which was then parent company, purchased from their funds a 1923 Bulldog Mack Fire Truck from the Huntington Manor Fire District of Long Island. It was housed in a garage leased to the Fire Commissioners of the Orange Lake Fire District. The company later moved to its present location on the corner of Innis Avenue and Route 52. Later the increase of population and new schools being built, a standing committee was appointed to further study future plans to enlarge the facilities of the Fire District.
In April 1954 (present location) a large parcel of land located on the corner of Innis Avenue and Route 52 was donated to the Winona Lake Fire Engine Company on which to build their own firehouse. April 1954 started three long years of hard work and much planning. The enthusiasm and membership of the Winona Lake Engine Company rose sharply during this period. Trees and brush were cut from the property, the course of the existing creek was changed and much hard work and money spent by the members gradually saw the land turned from a below the road grade swamp to a valuable parcel of corner property. With the future of the Fire Department uppermost in mind it was agreed to incorporate the Winona Lake Fire Engine Company No. 2 into an independent engine company having its own administrative head. This was done at a regular meeting held at Dan Leghorn Engine Company No. 1 firehouse on January 1957 by a vote of members of both fire engine companies. Winona Lake Fire Engine Company No. 2 was incorporated in 1957 with 60 charter members.
Today, the Winona Lake Fire Engine Co. No.2, Inc. proudly protects 3500 people living in an area of 10 square miles. We operate out of one station that protects a primarily residential area. Our department is a private department whose members are on a volunteer status.

The Fire Department is located in the Town of Newburgh, New York. The Town of Newburgh is located in Orange County about 60 miles north of New York City. It is a suburban area, mostly residential, but it does have many commercial areas including a major shopping mall and numerous other strip shopping centers. The fire department provides fire protection to over 1,300 homes and coverage to interstate I-84 and I-87 (Thruway)
Our team of professional quality firefighters are dedicated to the fire service, and proud to be of service to the community, friends, and neighbors.
Winona Lake Engine Company #2 Incorporated
TO REPORT A FIRE EMERGENCY, DIAL 911
FOR Non Emergency Request Call 845-561-1151
P.O. Box 7360, Newburgh, New York 12550
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Tours of the fire stations are offered to groups. Arrangements can be made for personnel and apparatus to visit public schools. All tours are available by appoint-ment with at least two weeks advanced noticed.For more information, contact Fire Chief Anthony Weed at 845-561-1151.
FIRE PREVENTION & SAFETY
We not only put out fire, but we want to educate on the prevention of fires and help keep you, your family and friends safe! The WLEC works hard all year long with programs geared towards all age groups with respects to fire prevention and safety.
TOP TEN AS OF JANUARY 1, 2010
Member
• Weed Sr., Anthony
• Decker, Andrew
• Kramer, David
• Colurciello, Andrew
• Diamond, Robert
Incident
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Member
• Decker, Timothy
• Favoino, Vincent
• Mullins, Kevin Ray
• Silverman, Heath
• McCormick, Robert W

 

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