A big thank you for all the help at the 9-11 Memorial Cleanup the other night it was a very social evening and we actually got a ton of work done. We had a bunch of helpers who didn't make the picture. A special thanks to Capt. Pucila who graciously supplied the drinks.... (Full Story & Photos)

On Friday April 23, 2021 our new Engine 106 arrived in Mt. Kisco. The new Engine is a 2021 Seagrave,
This unit features:
- Stainless Steel Marauder Cab - (Seats 8 )
- Stainless Steel Matrix Body
- Cummins X-12 500HP Engine
- Waterous CMU 2000 GPM 2-Stage Pump
- UPF 750 L-Tank
- Whelen Warning and Scene Lights

The apparatus committee put in a lot of hours and design into this new engine with the ... (Full Story & Photos)

The Mount Kisco Fire Department operates on a April to March fiscal year, which means this April starts a new year for us. It goes without saying that this past year was one of the strangest and most difficult years in the history of The Independents. We went from people being in and out of the fire house multiple times a day to a world where members were prohibited from being at the fire house ... (Full Story & Photos)

Peter W. Hughes (1931- 2021)

Peter W. Hughes, a lifelong resident of Mount Kisco, died peacefully at home on February 22, 2021. Peter was born on July 5, 1931 to the late Victor A. and Ann Finnegan Hughes. He married his wife Frances Didio on May 23, 1959. Peter is survived by his children Roseann Hagen (John), Peter (Patty), Andrew, and David (Jennifer). He is survived by his grandchildren Peter ... (Full Story & Photos)

At 8:53 PM on New Year's Eve the Mt. Kisco Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to North Bedford Road for a report of tires on fire next to a structure. First arriving units found a 40ft trailer full of used tires on fire. The trailer was located within feet of a 2 story commercial structure. A working fire was transmitted (10-75).
The Bedford Hills, Katonah, Yorktown and Ossining Fire Departments ... (Full Story & Photos)