To the communities we served (Webster and Ontario) thank you from the bottom of our hearts for allowing us to serve you for the past 76 years.

Thank you to our active, social, life, and auxiliary members past and present for their love of our communities, pride in their service, the many sacrifices they have made, the countless hours of time devoted, and most of all for the friendships and memories that will live on forever.

We are filled with Union Hill Panther Pride as we end an era of service.  It has been an honor and a privilege to serve our community. The rich history and traditions will be remembered. Union Hill Fire Department has always been and always will be a family.

 

*Union Hill EMS (Ambulance) will continue to respond from our location at Ridge Rd & Monroe-Wayne County line Rd. (uhillems.org)

 

At approximately 3:43am on Thursday December 26th the Union Hill Volunteer Fire Department was requested mutual aid to Ontario Fire Company for the reported fully involved house fire in the 900 Block of Lake Rd. Car 13-2 arrived on scene and confirmed a fully involved fire. UHFD Engine 132 responded to assist Ontario and Lincoln Fire Rescue crews already working on-scene to control the fire.

 

At approximately 7:52pm on Tuesday November 19th Union Hill Volunteer Fire Department and Union Hill Volunteer Ambulance Corps were requested to the scene of a motor vehicle accident involving 2 vehicles Eastbound Route 104 between Monroe-Wayne Countyline Rd. and Dean Pkwy. Ambulance 1329 responded and located a 2 vehicle MVA and begin to assess those involved for any injuries. Engine 132 responded provided scene safety by taking up a blocking position to escort traffic into a safe lane around the incident, Rescue 138 and Squad 1317 ensured all vehicle hazards had been controlled.

Responding Units: UHVAC Ambulance 1329, UHFD E-132, R-138, S-1317, and WCSO

 

At approximately 8:12pm on Wednesday November 6th Union Hill Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched to the 6300 block of Dean Parkway for the reported automatic fire alarm. Engine 133 arrived with nothing showing from a 1-1/2 story commercial facility. Engine 133’s crew made entry and located a heavy chemical odor and smoke inside the north part of the building. UHFD command upgraded the alarm and requested Ontario Fire Company mutual aid to the scene. Upon a thorough search of the facility crews were able to isolate the cause of the issue to a faulty manufacturing process.

At approximately 7:36am on Tuesday October 1st Union Hill Volunteer Fire Department and Union Hill Volunteer Ambulance Corps were requested to the scene of a motor vehicle accident involving 6 vehicles Westbound Route 104 near the intersection of Route 104 and Lincoln Rd. Walworth Ambulance Medic 2 was the first to report the accident and immediately began to check on those involved. Ambulance 1329 responded and further reported minor injuries. Union Hill F.D. was assisted on-scene by Ontario Fire Company. Both departments worked to help mitigate morning rush hour traffic around the incident, secure all vehicles involved, and ensure all vehicle hazards had been controlled.

Responding Units: UHVAC Ambulance 1329, UHFD E-132, R-138, OFC Rescue 8, Car 13-2, and NYSP