This morning, Valhalla Fire Department was dispatched with Elmsford Fire Department and EMS to the Sprain Brook Parkway Southbound at I287 for an Motor Vehicle Accident with rollover and injuries. Crews arrived on scene and confirmed the overturned vehicle. Members stabilized the vehicle with quick struts and secured power to the vehicle. Patients were assessed by EMS. Units remained on scene to await ... (Full Story & Photos)

Tonight, members of the Valhalla Fire Department and Thornwood Fire Department stood by at the Westlake High School’s Homecoming football game. TL49 proudly displayed our nations flag for the national anthem before the game. Engine 84 and Engine 89 stood by for the fireworks display at halftime.... (Full Story & Photos)

The Valhalla Fire Department is hosting our open house this Sunday! Come see fire department demonstrations, fire trucks, tour the fire station and meet your neighbors. ... (Full Story & Photos)

2022 Budget Hearing Legal Notice... (Full Story)

The department along with Valhalla Ambulance Corps were dispatched to a motor vehicle with injuries at the Lakeview Avenue and Bradhurst Ave intersection. Crews arrived to find a two car accident with all parties out of the vehicle. One vehicle was being held up by the other vehicle involved. Crews stabilized the vehicles and put absorbent down for the fluids in the roadway. Roadway was reopened ... (Full Story & Photos)

Please see the attachment for the proposed budget.... (Full Story)

At approximately 10:30 this morning the Valhalla Fire Department responded to 7 Highclere Ln to assist in an animal rescue. Upon arrival crews found a dog along with her caretaker on the side of steep ravine. Bella the dog accidentally slid down the ravine and got caught halfway down. The caretaker went down to assist Bella and was unable to move her. Crews created a harness for Bella and assisted ... (Full Story & Photos)

The remnants of Hurricane Ida pushed through the area, leaving flooding conditions. The first calls for service came in around 9pm. Majority of the calls were for pump outs due flooding in many residences and businesses. The call volume became so much that the county dispatch center went into "modified dispatch" which would be for only life threating calls. At this point, members of the department ... (Full Story & Photos)