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2500 Nunnery Rd, Skaneateles, NY 13152 Phone 315-673-3735 E-mail:
BorodinoFire@centralny.twcbc.com
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About the Borodino Volunteer Fire Department
Our Services
The fire department supports the community by providing traffic control during events at the Grange Hall and park. We have been active in supporting events sponsored by the Historical Society and fund raising for the Spafford Veterans Memorial.
If you think you might be interested in becoming a volunteer and would like to know more you can ask a current member. It is also possible to arrange a meeting at your home or at the firehouse by calling Jerry Schinaman 315-673-9379.
Volunteers Needed
In 2002, the department approved a new category of member, the Associate member. Anyone joining the department in this category would be asked to help with tasks around the fire house and fund raising efforts. We would be using their special expertise to help with department operations. These members will be welcome to attend all meetings and social functions. For more information e-mail Jerry Schinaman or call 315-673-9379, or contact Adrienne Gant at 315-569-6925. DOWNLOAD AN APPLICATION Become a Member Join as an Associate Member Download Acrobat Reader |
NEW: INNER DEPARTMENT DOCUMENTS AND NOTICES ------- UPCOMING EVENTS
------- August 24th is the next Pancake Breakfast -------
August 22 is the next Blood Drive.
Page last updated August 2, 2008 |
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The Borodino Fire Department is one of two serving the
Town of Spafford. We provide residential and farm properties with fire
suppression and emergency services. We serve a population that increases
by about 40% during the summer months. The department protects an area
that includes shorelines of Otisco and Skaneateles Lakes.
Fire 
Many who are new to the area may not realize the members
of the Borodino Volunteer Fire Department are your friends and neighbors
who take time from their busy lives to serve the community. Volunteers
come from all walks of life working both inside and outside the
community. Membership in our department is currently at an all time low.
