Police/Fire/EMS

Piermont Fire Department Is Asking You To Step Up Serve and Save Lives

Published

2 years ago

March 6, 2025

In 2020, there were 676,900 volunteer firefighters in the U.S. – but that number has dropped by 25% since 1984. Our community needs more brave individuals like you to step up and make a difference!

Why Volunteer?

As a volunteer firefighter, you become an essential part of the team that protects our community. You’ll gain valuable experience and training while serving others. Plus, there are fantastic benefits to help you along the way:

Tax Incentives: Save money while serving your community.
LOSAP (Length of Service Award Program): Earn rewards for your commitment and service.
Free Training: Get hands-on experience in firefighting, Dive, EMS, Rope Rescue, and more!

It’s More Than Just Fighting Fires. It’s About Serving Your Community.

As a volunteer firefighter, you will:

Receive top-tier, free training in a variety of life-saving skills.
Build lasting relationships with others who share your passion for helping others.
Make a direct impact in times of need, whether in emergencies or everyday situations.

Ready to Serve?

We need volunteers like YOU to ensure that our fire department remains strong and capable. Whether you’re looking for a new challenge, personal growth, or the opportunity to give back, becoming a volunteer firefighter is a rewarding choice.

If your interested contact our website at www.piermontfiredepartment.com or come any Monday night between 7 and 9 pm.

Police/Fire/EMS

Paola Roldan-Guaman Missing: Spring Valley Police Seek Information

Published

2 days ago

September 25, 2026

Rockland Report Admin

Community members are asked to come forward with any information that may help locate Paola Roldan-Guaman, who has been reported missing.

If you have seen Paola, know where she may be, or have any information that could assist in locating her, please contact 845-356-7400.

Even a small detail could be important. Residents are encouraged to share any information they may have and help bring Paola safely home.

If you have information, please call 845-356-7400.

Please share this notice with family, friends, neighbors, and others in the community to help spread the word.

Police/Fire/EMS

Clarkstown Welcomes New K-9 Argo to Police Department

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2 days ago

September 25, 2026

Rockland Report Admin

Clarkstown Supervisor George Hoehmann and Police Chief James Fay recently welcomed the department’s newest K-9, Argo, a 1-year-old Labrador Retriever.

Argo and his partner, Police Officer O’Connell, completed the Yonkers Police Department’s K-9 Patrol School in June. Argo is certified in tracking and evidence recovery and is scheduled to attend the Orange County Sheriff’s Office explosive detection school later this month.

In recognition of his service, Argo’s name has been added to the sign at Congers Dog Park, which honors Clarkstown’s K-9s as well as Corporal Megan Leavey and Canine Sgt. Rex.

Congratulations to Argo and Officer O’Connell, and thank you for your service to the Clarkstown community.