On March 10, Guiding Eyes for the Blind visited our fire station. Service dogs received training and got acclimated to emergency service...

Cornellians online magazine recently profiled CHFD and some of its members. Check it out here: https://alumni.cornell.edu/cornellians/stu...

On the 20th anniversary of 9/11, we remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice. CHFD Firefighters wearing full gear climbed 110...

On July 24 at 11:00, firefighters from CHFD cleaned a section of Hanshaw Rd. (CR109H) as a part of the Tompkins County Adopt-A-Highway...

Thanks to Jim Rolo and State Farm for this fundraising opportunity!

Four members of CHFD graduated from Cornell this past weekend, balancing the rigors student work with the duties of a volunteer...

I am extremely proud to report that 100% of our CHFD volunteers are vaccinated against COVID-19! We have been responding to every request...

It is with deep sadness that Cayuga Heights Fire Department announces the passing of one of our own, Matthew Crovella. Matt joined the...

As we have overcome a challenging year together, we would like to thank everyone for their support of the Cayuga Heights Volunteer Fire...

COVID-19 vaccinations have begun in earnest in Tompkins County. For the most up to date information and to see if you're eligible, please...

Today, we had a visit from a very special friend who wanted to look at the fire trucks.

Congratulations to our new members, who completed the 3 initial days of training, and are now Probationary Firefighters with CHFD. We will n

While attending a 9/11 Memorial Mass at St. Catherine’s of Sienna we had a fire alarm in the village. Thank you to all first responders...

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...

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