They say there’s no smoke without fire - but it’s not always easy to find the fire when it’s lurking under insulation in the rafters. Bedford and Pound Ridge crews used thermal cameras, a chain saw, a shovel, multiple water cans and some sleuthing to track down and extinguish an electrical fire yesterday. Thanks to Pound Ridge FD and Banksville Fire for responding with your tankers.... (Full Story & Photos)

Dear Bedford Community, please use the attached files to print your own caution signs at home as necessary. Stay safe!... (Full Story)

Here is the distributed protocol that the Town of Bedford has adopted to continue to operate while trying to limit spread of COVID-19.
Please look this over and remember that Emergency responder's are on the front lines and to limit unnecessary calls so we can keep our members safe. We ask that you follow all recommendations put out there by the Town, State and Federal Government. ... (Full Story)

To our Bedford Village Residents regarding precautions during the COVID-19 outbreak:

If you are quarantined (mandatory or self-imposed) in your home due to possible or confirmed COVID-19 exposure, PLEASE notify the Bedford Fire Department, either confidentially by emailing chiefs@bedfordfire.com or by placing a sign/note on your front door to alert our firefighters and EMTs to take infection-prevention ... (Full Story)

Members of the Bedford Fire Department are just returning home after long stint at a motor vehicle accident on Old Post Rd (121). The accident occurred when a driver struck horses that were loose in the roadway. Unfortunately, one horse didn’t make it, but the other was cared for by members of the Bedford Fire Department. Luckily a member of our department happens to be involved with the equestrian ... (Full Story & Photos)

Members took advantage of this beautiful day to run our portable pump. Always something to run, work with or train on.... (Full Story & Photos)

Firefighters and EMTs from the Bedford Fire Department had a busy Valentines week this year. We started the week with two fires in one day and ended with a Mutual Aid request for our Rescue team to assist a call in Armonk.

1st incident was on February 11 at 10:11 am when we received an alarm at the Fox Lane High School. While responding, Chief Klein overheard police radio traffic reporting a fire ... (Full Story & Photos)

Come down for an afternoon of family fun!
$5 admission gets you access to children’s events and food trucks! (Children under 6 are free)
Live music, food trucks, live demonstrations, and more!
3-8pm Sat. 9/28... (Full Story & Photos)