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Malverne Fire Department
30 Broadway, Malverne, NY 11565
When the fire department in Malverne was created in 1911 it was called Norwood Hook & Ladder Company. The first fire…More engine was a small hand-drawn cart equipped with leather buckets, a few short ladders and firefighting tools. A year later, the company acquired its first utility truck, which had extension ladders and soon after purchased two lots on Broadway, where the first fire house was built. In 1923, the village signed a contract with the company to establish fire protection for its residents and acquired it 12 years later, changing the name to the Malverne Fire Department. In addition to protecting Malverne, the department also responds to fires in Malverne Park, North Lynbrook and parts of North Valley Stream and Franklin Square. All of the volunteers who serve as firefighters are residents of either Malverne or areas that comprise the fire district. They have all completed classroom and hands-on training through the fire academy and the firehouse. Young adults between ages 13 and 18 can also join the Junior Firefighters program.
30 Broadway, Malverne, NY 11565
When the fire department in Malverne was created in 1911 it was called Norwood Hook & Ladder Company. The first fire…More engine was a small hand-drawn cart equipped with leather buckets, a few short ladders and firefighting tools. A year later, the company acquired its first utility truck, which had extension ladders and soon after purchased two lots on Broadway, where the first fire house was built. In 1923, the village signed a contract with the company to establish fire protection for its residents and acquired it 12 years later, changing the name to the Malverne Fire Department. In addition to protecting Malverne, the department also responds to fires in Malverne Park, North Lynbrook and parts of North Valley Stream and Franklin Square. All of the volunteers who serve as firefighters are residents of either Malverne or areas that comprise the fire district. They have all completed classroom and hands-on training through the fire academy and the firehouse. Young adults between ages 13 and 18 can also join the Junior Firefighters program.
Malverne Department of Public Works
9 Hempstead Ave, Malverne, NY 11565
The Malverne Department of Public Works' headquarters is located on what was once the site of Grassy Pond. The Malverne…More DPW is responsible for sanitation in the villlage, including collection of garbage and recycled material, and special pick-ups. (On the night prior to collection, residents are permitted to put out their trash cans and recycle bins after 7pm. Check the DPW's website for a detailed pick-up schedule, which varies by sector.) The department also handles snow removal and maintains the parking lots, parks and athletic fields throughout the village. The beautiful landscaping and flowers that canvass the center of town, village hall, the library, the firehouse, the Historical Society's house and other municipal properties in the neighborhood are planted and cared for by the Malverne DPW. In the summer, the department invites residents to stop by its headquarters weekdays from 8am until 2pm to pick up free fire wood. The DPW also maintains all of the village's vehicles, street signs, traffic lines and signs, and irrigation systems. The Department also trims and removes trees for the village, and handles special projects such as designing new parks.
9 Hempstead Ave, Malverne, NY 11565
The Malverne Department of Public Works' headquarters is located on what was once the site of Grassy Pond. The Malverne…More DPW is responsible for sanitation in the villlage, including collection of garbage and recycled material, and special pick-ups. (On the night prior to collection, residents are permitted to put out their trash cans and recycle bins after 7pm. Check the DPW's website for a detailed pick-up schedule, which varies by sector.) The department also handles snow removal and maintains the parking lots, parks and athletic fields throughout the village. The beautiful landscaping and flowers that canvass the center of town, village hall, the library, the firehouse, the Historical Society's house and other municipal properties in the neighborhood are planted and cared for by the Malverne DPW. In the summer, the department invites residents to stop by its headquarters weekdays from 8am until 2pm to pick up free fire wood. The DPW also maintains all of the village's vehicles, street signs, traffic lines and signs, and irrigation systems. The Department also trims and removes trees for the village, and handles special projects such as designing new parks.