Fire Headquarters 

21 State St.

Located here is the quarters of Senate Hook & Ladder Co. #1 & Ossining Fire Police & Emergency Squad along with department facilities. Erected in 2005, this building is our newest station. This project began under then Chief Bruce Goble in 1999, going through Chief's Moran & Farrell's terms with the ribbon cutting/opening under Chief Santucci. Located here along with the 2 companies is our Fire Alarm Dispatcher's Office, our Chief's Office, Fire Commisioners Board Room, Department Cascade Unit, Turn-Out Gear Cleaning Unit, and Firematic & General Supplies. This was the parking lot of the previous quarters of Ossining Fire Police and OFD Fire Headquarters. Ladder 41 was moved from its previous location on Main St. where they had been housed prior to thier 2003 KME Renegade 105ft. Aerial. Along with Ladder 41, Rescue 14's 1995/2015 E-One Cyclone, and Tower Ladder 42's 2010 E-One HP100 100ft. Platform is housed here as well. 

The Northside Firehouse

21 Snowden Ave.

Located here is the quarters of Ossining Hose Co. #1 & Washington Hook & Ladder Co. #2. Erected in 1933, this building has undergone many internal reconstruction upgrades to hold the weight of modern day fire apparatus. During its last reconstruction in 1998, a minor fire actually broke out in area under the apparatus floor. This was quickly brought under control causing minimal damage. Unfortunatley, do to the size and weight of apparatus continung to increase and the need to seek an upgrade in our aerial apparatus. Washington Truck in 2010 would place an order for the departments 1st Tower Ladder. The company was very much aware thier rig would most likely not be housed here, but with the slated replacement of the 1990 E-One Aerial Ladder, they would have to make do. The current apparatus operated by Washington Hook & Ladder (Tower Ladder 42) is housed at our Fire Headquarters at 21 State St. along with Ladder 41 & Rescue 14. In its place in the apparatus bay, Utility 150 the departments Command & Manpower Transport Unit is housed along with Engine 96's 2020 Pierce Enforcer. 

Holla Hose Co. #5 

State St. & Lafayette Ave.

Located here is the quarters of Holla Hose Co. #5. Erected in 1978, this buildings predeceasor was actually located in the current stations parking lot. This station or house has the distinction of being the first due to "The Big House". The rear yard overlooks into the excercise yard of the Sing Sing Correctional Facility. The company was feartured in a Firehouse Magazine tutorial for thier coverage of the facility. Housed here is Engine 100, a 2022 Pierce Enforcer Engine, Utilities 151 (Spill Response Trailer), 152 (Reserve Command Vehicle), 153 (SUV Utility Vehicle), and the Department's Junior Corps. Equipment Trailer. 

Cataract Hose Co. #2 

4 Waller Ave.

Located here is the quarters of Cataract Hose Co. #2. Erected in 19, Waller Avenue has been the home of Protection Hose turn Cataract Hose since its inception. An addition was built in 19 adding additional space for a recreational area and kitchen. Housed here is Engine 97's 2014 Spartan/ERV Rescue Engine. 

Monitor Hose Co. #4 

57 Central Ave.

Located here is the quarters of Monitor Hose Co. #4. The compnay moved into its present home in 1950, Prior to this being a fire station was the home of the Ossining Department of Public Works. Monitor originally was housed on the banks of the Hudson River near the Monitor Iron Works at Water St. & Central Ave. Housed here is Engine 99's 2010 KME Predator Engine. 

Independent Hose Co. #6 

3 Campwoods Rd.

Located here is the quarters of Independent Hose Co.#6. Erected in 1949, this building is privatly owned by the fire company themselves. Housed here is Engine 101's 2018 KME Severe Service Pumper. The additional apparatus bay is often used to store department apparatus if any issues occur to thier respective station. 

Ossining Steamer Co. #1 

117 Main St.

(Access via Central Ave.)

Ossining Steamer Co. & Senate Hook & Ladder Co. shared thier quarters together for many years. Once the opening of the new Fire Headquarters in 2005, Ladder 41 was officially relocated there. Located here is Steamer Companies 2020 E-One Pumper.