New traffic warning in front of the fire station! We have been looking forward to this addition for a long time! Do Not Block the Box

Our firefighters and emergency responders are especially critical in our small cities and communities, and Leslie chatted online with Geo...

The scene: A medic works over a patient before putting the gurney into the ambulance. Blood pressure; respiration; temperature; maybe an ...

Due to the ongoing coronavirus situation globally, we have been conducting tranings within our department on the use of respiratory PPE. ...

COVID-19 Information for our Community

The Cayuga Heights Fire Department will be holding a recruit class for Spring 2020. No prior experience is necessary!

“Volunteerism is going down,” said Tompkins County Department of Emergency Response Director Brian Robison. “If you call 911, there’s an exp

Look for your friendly neighborhood firefighters in Cayuga Heights this Halloween as we get into the festive spirit! We'll be strategical...

Come again next yea ing by our open house and learning more about your all-volunteer community fire department. We had a huge turnout and...

The Annual CHFD Open House will be held on Saturday, September 21st from 11am-2pm Come visit your all-volunteer, neighborhood fire depart...

The Cayuga Heights Fire Company appreciates the generous support of our community. Thank you!

Look for your friendly neighborhood firefighters in Cayuga Heights this Halloween as we get into the festive spirit! We'll be strategical...

Firefighters Boris Botchev, Devin Savoy, and Sophie Janowsky hosted Cub Scout Pack 55 at the Cayuga Heights Fire Station

Cayuga Heights Firefighter and Cornell student Aoife Casey (pronounced Ee-fa Cay-see [it's Celtic]) spent part of her Winter break leadin...

The Cayuga Heights Fire Department was recently featured in the Cornell Daily Sun, illustrating the strong ties that CHFD has with Cornell.