Current News & Events     

3/5/08:  On April 1st, at 6:30 pm, the Scottsville Fire Department will be hosting an informational meeting on Advanced Directives, including MOLST, Living WIlls, etc.  For more information, click HERE.

2/29/08:  Scottsville Fire and EMS responded to the report of a snowmobile struck by a train on Caledonia Ave in the area of the Holy Angels Cemetery.  Asst. Chief Coates was on location with a snowmobile that had been struck, but no injuries.  MCSO is handling the investigation.

2/23/2008:  Scottsville Firefighters and EMT's, along with assistance from Mumford F.D., responded to the report of a motor vehicle accident with injuries at the intersection of North Road and Wheatland Ctr. Road.  One person was injured and was transported to Strong Memorial Hospital.

2/15/2008:  The members of the Scottsville Fire Department would like to extend our congratulations to firefighter Jenna Coates.  Jenna is a nursing student at St. John Fisher College, and has been named to the fall 2007 Deans List.

2/2/2008:  Scottsville fire fighters and Rescue Squad responded to a motor vehicle accident on Scottsville-W.Henrietta Road.  One person was transported to the hospital with minor injuries.

1/31/08:  Scottsville fire fighters responded to many reports of trees down and wires down, due to the high winds. 

The Scottsville Fire Department and Rescue Squad delivers Fire Protection, Emergency Medical Services (EMS), Search and Rescue, Technical Rescue and Fire Prevention to the residents of the Village of Scottsville, the Wheatland Fire Protection District (primarily east of Wheatland Ctr. Rd) and the Chili Fire Protection District #4.  This is done with a 100% volunteer staff on a 24 hour a day basis, 7 days a week. 

In calendar year 2007, the volunteers of the Scottsville Fire Department and Rescue Squad responded to over 550 calls for service.  Of these calls, nearly 200 were fire related requests, with 350 requests for ambulance service, which is provided by the Scottsville Fire Department Rescue Squad.  On top of emergency responses, our personnel put in near 3,000 hours of training for 2007. 

We are always looking for members of the community to join our staff of professional volunteers.  For information on joining, please check the Join Us page.