Sennett Fire responded to 620 calls for service in 2025.

Thank you to our dedicated members who gave their time to insure that when a resident or visitor in the Town of Sennett needed assistance, that call was answered.

Additionally, thank you to our allied fire, EMS and law agencies for their assistance. We look forward to your continued cooperation in 2026.

Total Calls - 620

Calls by Type
Fires ... (Full Story & Photos)

We are proud to honor and support those who serve and have served. We especially thank our members:
Robert C. Breeze, Army
Bill L. Haynes, Navy
Ryan Hubbs, Navy
David Morris, Air Force
Donald Phetteplace, Air Force
Justin Pisano, Army
Brady Reed, Army
William R. Rizzieri, Army
Paul E. Weiman Jr., Navy... (Full Story & Photos)

Sennett Fire were called out shortly after 1500hrs for a reported Outside Fire on Cherry St Rd.

Sennett Car 2 arrived and confirmed dispatch of an outside fire in the hedgerow.

Sennett Tanker 1 and Rescue 2 with the UTV's arrived and began extinguishment. The fire was extinguished quickly and returned to service in under an hour.... (Full Story & Photos)

Today is National First Responders Day.

Thank you to all those who serve and to our own dedicated volunteers here at Sennett Fire.

We're always looking for new members, so if you'd like to learn more about joining us, click the link.... (Full Story & Photos)

Sennett Fire and mutual aid companies were called out shortly after 0430hrs for a reported Barn Fire on Swamp Rd.

Sennett Car 3 (AC Shernesky) arrived and reported a well involved small detached structure, approximately 10' from an exposure.

Owasco TP1 and Sennett E1 arrived and began extinguishment. The flames were quickly knocked down and command held with units on scene. Sennett C1, C2, C3 ... (Full Story & Photos)

Members from Sennett Fire joined town officials for the ribbon cutting and flag raising at the new Veteran's Memorial located at the town offices. Thank you to all of our veterans.... (Full Story & Photos)

FIRE PREVENTION WEEK 2025
October 5th thru the 11th... (Full Story & Photos)

We pause to honor and remember those who gave their lives for the protection of our great nation.

As always we want to say thank you to Past Chief Paul Weiman, Jr. for traveling to over a dozen cemeteries across Central New York each year ahead of Memorial Day to place flags for all our departed fire department members. In the past he has ventured as far as Quantico National Cemetery, Virginia and ... (Full Story & Photos)