Hancock Fire Department

The Hancock Fire Department proudly protects 10000 people living in an area of 120 square miles. The HFD operates out of the Hancock Municipal Building in the village of Hancock. The HFD protects a primarily rural area along with the village of Hancock, NY. Our department is a public department whose members are proudly all volunteers. The Hancock Rescue Squad is also all volunteer and shares quarters with the HFD. We have been all volunteer since the first members joined in 1890. The Hancock Rescue Squad was formed in 1966. Hancock Fire is proud to serve at a moments notice all the citizens of the towns of Hancock and Tompkins in NY and a small area in Pennsylvania.

mailing address:

Hancock Fire Department
PO Box 883
Hancock, NY 13783
United States Of America

Scanner: 46.06 Mhz
Phone (non-emergency): 637-3431 this phone is manned when out on a call                   EMAIL   HANCOCKFD@HANCOCK.NET

In Case of Emergency: Dial 911

The Hancock Fire Department runs out of 2 stations. The HFD runs one  Mack tank truck (1751), 3 class A Mack pumpers (1711, 1712, and 1713), one quick attack/forest fire truck(1791)which is a Chevrolet, one Sutphen aerial (1781), and one rescues (1761(Mack) . The Hancock Rescue Squad runs 3 ambulances (1762, 1763) and 1764  of which are Fords.

Fire Officers for 2002-2003 with Radio Numbers

Hancock Rescue Squad Officers with Radio Numbers

 

 

Fire Police Officers

 

 

The Hancock Fire Department honors the men of our department and of others who volunteered to help those in need in Northern New York during the Ice Storms of 1998. Hancock sent several teams North to provide relief, and was dispatched to Depauville, NY. While there the men cleared roads, removed ice, and even milked cows to help our brothers to the north. This patch was given to our members from the Depauville Fire Department in return for this service.

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