Relief Hose Co. No. 3

This week the 4-1750 went to the Fire Training Center to assist with the Pump Operator Course. Students learned how to get water from a fire hydrant and flow water through a hose line. Operating a pump is one of the many jobs on the fairground. If you are interested in seeing what it takes to become a firefighter, or are interested in serving your community, stop by the firehouse any Monday night at 7:30 pm and speak with some of our members.

On Behalf of the Officers and Members of Relief Hose Co.3 We want to wish all Brother and Sister Firemen, all families,and friends A Happy, safe and wonderful Thanksgiving, we hope you have the most Enjoyable Day.

This past Sunday on 10/18/2020, Relief Hose Co.3 Conducted its annual Drafting drill out of the Hudson River on Bowline Road, Great turn out by our men,as we trained and refreshed our selves on the Pump panel, Hard Suction and Hoses, just in case we get in a Emergency situation.

Relief Hose has officially fought fire for 125 years and counting. Early this morning the Haverstraw Fire Department responded to a structure fire in the village. Miss Relief, aka 4-1750, was the first pumper on scene and had a total of three lines stretched and operating to extinguish the early morning blaze. If you think you have what it takes to become a firefighter and support our community, stop by the firehouse any Monday night at 7:30 pm.

Yesterday on the date of June 4th 1895 Relief Hose Co.3 was Organized. Also June 4th 2020 marks the 125th anniversary of the company, as well as our Loyal and dedicated service to the Village of Haverstraw, Our Slogan is (We Honor all and Fear None) Here are some photos from 1895 from Our First apparatus Hose Cart to our current one 4-1750 and a couple of photos From throughout the years,