The Chief Officers for the Nunda Fire Department  for 2010 are:  Chief, Car 42, Rob Walker; First Assistant Chief, Car 4201, Dave Ressier;  and Second Assistant Chief,  Michael Bogardus Car 4202,.  Apparatus Photos are located in the Nunda Fire Department Photo Gallery.

On Sunday August 10th. Nunda and Mount Morris Fire Departments  got together at the   Once Again Nut Butter Inc.  Warehouse at 12 State Street in the Village of Nunda to conduct SCBA training.  Multiple evolutions were conducted inside this large warehouse in very dark conditions. The Nunda Explorers were allowed to test there skills inside while Nunda Ambulance provided rehab.  Story and photos provided by Jay Lynch.  Photos are located in the Nunda Fire Department Photo Gallery.

On Saturday May 31st, 2008 Nunda hosted the Annual Nunda Fun Day Parade.  Photos provided by Jay Lynch.  Photos are located in the Nunda Fire Department Photo Gallery.

Just before 1:00 AM on Sunday October 28, 2007, Livingston County Sheriff's Deputy Kevin Geer came upon a fully involved structure fire on Route 408 just north of the Halstead Rd.  Responding firefighters from Nunda, led by Chief Brian Wood, immediately called for a tanker from Mt. Morris and a fill in from Genesee Falls Fire Department.  The concrete block building, formerly the Brink's Dairy, was indeed fully involved.  When the first streams of water hit the concrete blocks, cracks developed that made entry into the structure inadvisable.  The fire worked its way into the space between the ceiling and the flat roof and was impossible to reach.  A Drott was called in from the Town of Nunda and the building was leveled.  Cause of the fire remains under investigation.  Fire Investigators Niedermaier, Gehrig and Pearson were on scene all night with the firefighters.  The Sheriff's Office turned responsibility over to the Nunda PD but continued to assist with traffic control throughout the night.  Story and pictures by Tom Pearson.  Photos are located in the Nunda Fire Department Photo Gallery.

Nunda Fire Department held a multi drill on Sunday morning May 20th. at 481 Springbrook Road in the Town of Nunda. The home had been demolished prior to today live fire exercise. A port-a-tank was set up at each end of the fire building & many hand lines were positioned around to protect exposures. Departments involved in the controlled burn were Nunda, West Sparta, Mount Morris, Cuylerville, Genesee Falls, Canaseraga, Castile & Dansville on standby for Nunda.  Story and Photos provided by Jay Lynch.  Photos are located in the Nunda Fire Department Photo Gallery.

The Nunda Fire Department and Ambulance were dispatched to a reported house fire at 10066 State Street in the Hamlet of Dalton the evening of Wednesday February 28th, 2007.  Nunda Command reported a working fire and requested Mt. Morris Fire Department to the scene and Genesee Falls for a stand by in Nunda.  Assisting at the scene was the Nunda Town Police, the American Red Cross, NYSE&G, and RG&E.  Investigating the cause of the fire is the Livingston County Office of Emergency Management.

The Nunda Fire Department and Nunda Ambulance were dispatched to a report of smoke in the structure at the residence on the corner of Main St. and Maple St. in the Hamlet of Dalton the afternoon of Saturday, February 24th, 2007.  Car 42 went on location and reported smoke in the attic.  The Mt. Morris Fire Department stood by while Nunda was at the scene.

 Controlled Burn - Nunda - Sunday  March 19th, 2006

Nunda Fire Department held a controlled burn on Sunday March 19th. With assistance from Genesee Falls and West Sparta Departments, a tanker shuttle was established. The object of the burn was an old demolished barn on Walnut St. at the intersection of Keating Lane in the village of Nunda.  Story and Photo's by Jay Lynch.  Photos are located in the Nunda Fire Department Photo Gallery.

Structure Fire - Nunda - Thursday January 12th, 2006

The Nunda Fire Department and Ambulance were dispatched to a reported fully involved structure fire at 8851 Picket Line Road on Thursday evening January 12th, 2006 at approximately 23:00 hrs.  Nunda Police discovered the fire while on patrol.  Assisting at the scene were the following fire departments: Canaseraga, Genesee Falls, and Mt. Morris.  Short Tract Fire Department stood by for Nunda, Pike stood by for Genesee Falls, and Leicester stood by for Mt. Morris.  Investigating the cause is the Livingston County Office of Emergency Management.  Assisting at the scene was the Livingston County Sheriff's Office. 

Structure Fire - Nunda- Monday November 21st, 2005

The Nunda Fire Department and Ambulance were dispatched to a reported garage fire on Oakland Road the afternoon of Monday November 21st, 2005 at approximately 3:20pm  The Mt. Morris Fire Department filled in for Nunda and Leicester filled in for Mt. Morris. 

Motor Vehicle Accident - Nunda  Thursday November 17th, 2005

The Nunda Fire Department and ambulance were dispatched to a reported motor vehicle accident involving a car and tractor on Springbrook Road on Thursday November 17th, 2005 at approximately 5:30pm.  Investigating the cause of the accident is the Livingston County Sheriff's Office.

Motor Vehicle Accident - Nunda  Saturday November 12th, 2005

The Nunda Fire Department, Nunda Ambulance, and Livingston County ALS were dispatched to the 9000 block of Meyers Road on Saturday November 12th, 2005 at approximately 5:15pm for a motor vehicle accident.  Assisting at the scene was the Dansville Ambulance and the Livingston County Sheriff's Office.  Investigating the cause of the accident is the Nunda Police Department.

Structure Fire - Nunda - Sunday  May 29th, 2005

Nunda - May 29, 2005.  Nunda firefighters were called to the Once Again Peanut Butter Factory on State St. shortly after 3:30 PM for a fire in their bottling room.  Firefighters, under the direction of Chief Brian Woods, found smoke coming from the building with a small fire in and near a bottling line machine in the Southeast corner of the building.  Plant employees had applied an extinguisher and water to the fire.  Smike ejectors were used to clear the building.  Investigation by Fire Investigators Tom Pearson and Jerry Gehrig of the Office of Emergency Management Services list the cause of the fire as spontaneous combustion of freshly washed and dried towels used in the cleanup of the peanut butter bottling line.  A significant amount of peanut oil soaks the towels and it was determined that the bag of recently dried towels retained enough heat to spontaneously ignite.  Story and photos provided by Tom Pearson.  Photos are located in the Nunda Fire Department Photo Gallery.

Trailer Fire - Nunda - Sunday  January 9th, 2005

The Nunda Fire Department and Ambulance were dispatched to a reported Trailer Fire on Coopeville Road in the Town of Nunda on Sunday afternoon, January 10th, 2005.  Responding units reported a fire and a irate home owner.  Assisting at the scene was the Livingston County Sheriff's Office and the Livingston County Office of Emergency Management.  The cause of the fire was determined to be a wood stove used to heat the trailer.  There were no injuries however two pets were unaccounted for after the fire.  The Genesee Falls Fire Department (Wyoming County) filled in for Nunda while they were at the scene.  Pictures provided by Tom Pearson.  Photos are located in the Nunda Fire Department Photo Gallery.

The Nunda Fire Department and Ambulance were dispatched to a reported Shed Fire on Short Tract Road on Wednesday Evening, June 23rd.  Car 42 went on location with a fully involved Shed Fire.  Mt. Morris Fire Department filled in for Nunda.  The cause of the fire is being investigated by the Livingston County Emergency Management Office.  Assisting at the scene was the New York State Park Police

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