The Minoa Fire Department would like to wish everyone a happy and safe thanksgiving! ... (Full Story & Photos)

Minoa Fire Department would like to thank all of our Veterans past and present!... (Full Story & Photos)

We have had a few questions asking if the LOSAP was approved for the Minoa Fire Department in yesterday’s election. The answer is YES! We would like to thank the great residents of Minoa for coming out to vote and making this happen.... (Full Story)

It is with great sadness that we have lost a past life member with our department. Robert Chace was a Past Deputy Chief, Firefighter, and Emt for Minoa he also was heavily involved with his the Onondaga County HazMat. He retired from the City of Syracuse Fire Department as a Captain. The members of Minoa thoughts and prayers are with all of Robert Chace family and friends during this difficult time. ... (Full Story)

Today members of the Minoa Fire Department visited the 9/11 memorial at the DeWitt Town Hall to pay respects to the men and woman we lost in 2001. Our thoughts and prayers will always be with the men and woman who past on September 11th, 2001.... (Full Story & Photos)

Attention important Message from The Chief:

Minoa Village Residents

On the ballot in this year’s village elections there is a referendum which will help with retention of current firefighters and recruitment of future fire department members by increasing the maximum annual contribution limit for the Length of Service Award Program, or LOSAP.
LOSAP is a pension-like program that donates funds to ... (Full Story)

On Wednesday members from Minoa Fire Department took full advantage of another opportunity to train and practice there skills of roof venting, wall breaching, and rapid escapes. We would like to thank Capt. Dave Matthes Jr. for allowing us to use his old shed for another great training night for the department.... (Full Story & Photos)

On 7/25 at 1819 hrs we were dispatched to a grill on fire that was spreading to the house on E Dauenhauer St. C1 (Chief McGarrity), C3 (Chief Capriotti), E11 (FF Garland), L22 (Capt Dibello), E13 (FF Talarico), E24 (FF Lostumbo), Sq1 (Capt Matthes), Sq2 (Lt Alessandrello) responded. C1 arrived and reported light smoke from the back of the residence. Fayetteville T20 and L22 arrived and started extinguishment. ... (Full Story & Photos)