Below is a historical timeline of the Long Green Volunteer Fire Company. To read more about the history of our proud organization check out the History of the LGVFC.
Below is a historical timeline of the Long Green Volunteer Fire Company. To read more about the history of our proud organization check out the History of the LGVFC.
The first meeting of LGVFC was held in a barn that served as our first location
The Ladies Auxiliary of Long Green Volunteer Fire Company was formed.
Our first truck, a Republic, was acquired and was first put to the test that August.
Having outgrown Mumma’s barn, we relocated to a lot on Long Green Road.
We built our new location on Long Green Road with two engine bays to accommodate our growth.
We acquired a new truck, an International Darley, to replace the old Republic truck, which had become obsolete.
We obtained a new International Howe tanker truck.
We added an addition to the existing building to accommodate for fundraising events.
We gained an FWD truck.
We added a hose tower onto our building to help facilitate drying of the fire hoses.
We purchased an International four-wheel drive brush and utility truck to help serve the community.
We acquired an Oren International truck.
We began work to build a new hall.
Membership to the Long Green Volunteer Fire Company became open to females.
We acquired a Ford Grumman engine, which was known as Engine 382.
Engine 381 was damaged in an accident and placed out of service.
Our “new” Engine 381, an E-One, was delivered and placed in service.
