WELCOME to our Two new members
Lilly Milligan – Lily comes to us from Machias FD. She obtained her EMT at Pioneer Central School District as a senior.
Dan Barone – Dan has lived in West Seneca his entire life. He has no prior experience, but is eager and willing to learn on the job!
Mark your calendars!
On January 4 at approximately 6:45 pm last night, Vigilant was notified of a Hazardous Condition in the area of Union Road and Holland Avenue. Upon arrival, Vigilant 9 along with Erie County HazMat and the DEC established the incident was a diesel spill from the corner of Union & Center Road, which appeared to leaked into the storm sewers causing fumes to enter houses along Holland Avenue. No ill effects were noted from the residences that were affected and the houses were ventilated. All buildings were investigated to make sure the safety of all residents.
Fire Chief Barbra Mann
1st Assistant Chief Ron Bourgeois
2nd Assistant Chief Hubbard Koglmeier
EMS Captain Brendon Najm
Qa/QI Coordinator Michaela Mann
EMS Engineer Bob Snekser
Fire Lieutenant Mike D’Aurizio
Fire Lieutenant Adriel Santiago
Fire Lieutenant Dylan Biddeman
Fire Foreman Rich Sainsbury
Safety Officer John Gullo
Safety Officer Rich Sainsbury
Fire Police Captain Dan Sikorski
Fire Police Lieutenant Tom Casey
Fire Police Lieutenant Gary Parucki
Fire Police Lieutenant Bill Hanson
On Saturday, April 23, we had Recuit NY. Members were at the hall on hand to speak with potential members. Applications were handed out and we are waiting for them to send the applcaitons back!
On Wednesday, February 23, 2022, a commercial fire was dispatched to West Seneca Fire Districts and neighboring companies in the area at Buffalo’s Best Catering on Ridge Road. Vigilant not only manned an Engine to the scene, manned apparatus at our hall, but also established Rehab for the many volunteers at the scene.
Our Squad 10 was alerted. Along with our Ladies Auxiliary, members called local restaurants and made sandwiches, prepared fruit and beverages to deliver to the crews working the scene. A big THANK YOU to Altons and The Olive Branch for donating hundreds of cups of soup and chili to our crews!
Santa took time out of his busy schedule to visit children and group homes within Vigilant’s Fire District. Thank you to all members who came out to assist Santa on Saturday. It took over 5 hours to cover the entire district. We apologize for not being able to travel down each and every street in the District, it is difficult to maneuver the truck and trailer around certain streets, such as dead ends. We hope that everyone at least got to see Santa on Saturday!
Vigilant visits various pre-schools and daycare centers within the District during the month to teach fire prevention to youngsters. Rob and Brendon are seen here showing the children the gear and equipment fireman use on fire calls.
Childrens faces have been obscured to protect privacy.
