FIRE DEPARTMENT
The Hopkinton-Ft. Jackson Fire Department is a 100% Volunteer Fire Department. In our small rural community volunteers provide all fire and rescue services. The Hopkinton-Ft. Jackson Fire Department is responsible for: providing fire protection and suppression (both structural and wildland), responding to all motor vehicle accidents, assisting the local EMS Company, search & rescue, and responding to situations caused by natural disaster type emergencies… We have proudly served our community since 1950.
APPARATUS
- Engine 61
- 2006 KME Predator (New to HFJFD 2020)
- Hale QMax 2,250 GPM Pump
- 1000 Gallons of water
- Engine/ Tanker 49
- 2000 KME (New to HFJFD 2013)
- Hale Qflo 1,250 GPM Pump
- 1500 Gallons of water
- Tanker 44
- 2018 Toyne
- Hale 750 GPM
- 2000 Gallons of Water
- Engine 41
- 2009 Ford F550
- Odin Foam Colt Skid Unit
- 300 Gallons of water
- ATV 17
- 2017 Arctic Cat HDX 700
- Custom Skid Unit w/ 250 GPM Pump
- 65 Gallons of Water
- Marine 17
- 2004 Lowe TR200 Pontoon
- 50 HP Mercury Motor
- Waterax300 GPM Portable Pump
- Rescue 71
- 2006 Chevrolet Tahoe
- Miscellaneous Equipment on board
2022-2023 OFFICERS
Fire
Chief
(17-1)
Steve Parker
1st Assistant
Chief
(17-2)
Greg Crump
2nd Assistant
Chief
(17-3)
Will Votra
1st Assistant
Chief
(17-2)
Greg Crump
2nd Assistant
Chief
(17-3)
Will Votra
3rd Assistant
Chief
(17-4)
Jonathan Burnett
OUR REGION
Hopkinton Fire District shares the same boundary as the Town of Hopkinton located in St. Lawrence County, New York. We serve a population of about 1,200 residents with an increase of a few hundred as seasonal residents return to their summer homes and camps. The Hopkinton Fire District encompasses 187 sq. miles, most of which is in the Adirondack Park (a 9,400 sq mile NY Forest Preserve established in 1892). Our service area includes homes, camps, cabins, highways, off road trails, farms, wildlands, forests, lakes, rivers and streams. In short, a very beautiful place but with many unique challenges for first responders.
