An outdoor burn ban is currently in effect for agricultural burns until mid May. This does not include recreational fires, however they must meet our towns guidelines. The burning of brush and tree debris is always prohibited in the town of Irondequoit. ... (Full Story & Photos)

Over the last few years we have partnered up with the American Red Cross in providing free smoke detectors to residents of our district. Smoke detectors usually have a life span of 8-10 years before they need to be replaced. If you are in need of a new smoke detector feel free to reach out to us at 467-4241 or the Red Cross at 241-4390.

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The Red Cross is providing 15 minute educational sessions via phone about home fire escape plans. See the link for more info.... (Full Story & Photos)

It's that time of year again to spring forward. This is also the time to replace your Smoke/CO alarm batteries to ensure they will be working in the event of an emergency. If you have a newer detector that has a 10 year Ionization battery be sure to test the alarm!

If you have any questions regarding smoke or CO alarms or are a district resident in need of one for your residence, please reach out ... (Full Story & Photos)

The Ridge-Culver Fire District would like to congratulate Ralph Rizzo on his retirement after 20 years as a career fireman. Ralph started as a volunteer with us in 1992 before getting hired full time in 2000, having served a total of 29 years to the residents of Irondequoit. Over his tenure Ralph was one of the charter members to organize the RCPFA L-4176 which he would eventually serve as president. ... (Full Story & Photos)