Perth Volunteer Fire Company

Welcome to the

Perth Volunteer Fire Company Inc.

Established 1945

Alarms to date in 2021 : 402

Total Alarms in 2020: 385

Total Alarms in 2019: 413

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Congrats to our newest EMT Krystle Haight who recently passed her EMT state test!!

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Welcome new member

Firefighter John Gorzycki!!

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Perth Engine 12-1-1

2000 GPM Pump - 2700 Gallon Water Tank

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The members of the Perth Volunteer Fire Company & Auxiliary would like to thank everyone who attended our four BBQ Chicken drive-thru's in 2021.

Keep your eyes open for our 2022 dates.

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Members needed

Interested in becoming a member? All though the fire company has been fortunate in having such a dedicated team of volunteers, we are always in need of more volunteers to take the strain off those who put so much effort and time into protecting our community.

We would like to invite you to the station any

Monday night between 6:30 and 9:00 pm to tour our station and see what we have to offer. We are always in need of:

- Interior/Exterior Firefighters,

- Apparatus/Pump Drivers,

- Fire Police,

- EMT's,

and Associate Members.

As an Associate member , we always welcome those who may be able to assist with snow removal around the station during the winter, lawn care in the summer months, those who would like to assist at our fundraisers and those who have special skills.

The Ladies Auxiliary are always looking to add to their group too. They assist at structure fires by providing food/drinks for our members and the mutual aid departments that assist us. They also are involved in their own fundraisers which they then donate back to the firefighters.

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News headlines

2018 News Letter

Wednesday, November 14th, 2018

View the 2018 Perth Volunteer Fire Company's News Letter!

Fire Prevention Week October 8th-14th 2017

Thursday, September 28th, 2017

In a fire, seconds count. Seconds can mean the difference between residents of our community escaping safely from a fire or having their lives end in tragedy.That’s why this year’s Fire Prevention Week theme: “Every Second Counts: Plan 2 Ways Out!” is so important.

Is your house number visible?

Thursday, February 25th, 2016

Across the country, Fire,EMS and Police emergency responses are delayed as they are unable to locate the correct address. When someone calls 911 for an emergency, emergency responders are dispatched to that address, for example "Perth fire respond to 1234 Main Street".

Recent calls

Mutual Aid Structure Fire - County Highway 110 Broadalbin

Saturday, May 9th, 2020

Initially requested at 0128 hours to standby in station while Broadalbin FD was en-route to a possible structure fire. While en-route firefighter on scene confirmed working structure fire. Broadalbin 2-5-1 then requested Perth to the scene with and engine/manpower and a tanker.

Mutual Aid Structure Fire - Stewart Rd Mayfield

Saturday, April 25th, 2020

Requested to respond at 1435 hours for a tanker by Mayfield FD to the scene of a fire at the end of Stewart Rd in the Town of Mayfield. 12-2-2 responded and dumped 3 loads of water. Perth was also requested to cover Broadalbin's district by 18-0-1.

Mutual Aid Structure Fire - County Highway 107

Friday, April 17th, 2020

Initially dispatched at 1842 hours to standby in station for Broadalbin FD while they were at a structure (chimney) fire. While en-route to standby, 2-5-1 requested an engine and manpower to respond to the scene and assist.

Brush/Grass Fire McKay Rd

Monday, April 6th, 2020

Dispatched at 1756 hours for a possible unattended burn across from the callers residence. 12-5-1 arrived on scene and stated the fire was heading towards the woods. 12-4-1 arrived and its crew started to extinguish the fire with the brush truck and indian tanks.