Fire

The fire station is located at 600 Wyoming Avenue.
Non-emergency phone#: 570-287-0913
Chief’s office: 570-714-2143
Fax no: 570-714-2144
E-mail: firechief

The Kingston Fire Department, under the direction of Chief Frank Guido, is a combination department consisting of twenty-three career firefighters including the Chief and approximately thirty active volunteers. The Department operates out of a state-of-the-art Central Station opened in March of 2005, and provides a full range of fire, rescue, and emergency medical services.

The Kingston Fire Department is one of only a few departments of its size capable of providing Advanced Life Support within its own agency.

In 2008 the Kingston Fire Department responded to 3005 incidents. The average response time from “call received’ to “on the scene” is consistently under four minutes, resulting in fewer large fires and more lives saved. The Department enjoys a Class 4 ISO rating.

Constant training in the latest firefighting and emergency medical practices results in a high level of efficiency to provide the best possible service to the residents of Kingston.

Kingston’s first line firefighting and EMS equipment includes:
Engine 1 —- 1998 Saulsbury/Simon Duplex 1500 gpm pumper
Engine 2 —- 2008 KME 1500 gpm pumper
Ladder 3 —- 2001 American La France/LTI 85’ Aerial Platform
Medic 13A — 2008 Horton/Ford Ambulance
Medic 13B — 2004 Horton/Ford Ambulance
Medic 13C — 2008 Horton/Ford Ambulance
Rescue 3 — 2004 Rescue One heavy rescue truck

Auxiliary equipment includes:
Unit 9 ——–1983 GMC/Swab Air Cascade Unit
Unit 100 —- 2009 Ford/KME Utility Truck

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News Alerts!

Notice of Closing - The Municipality of Kingston’s administrative offices will be closed on Friday, March 29, 2013, and will re-open on Monday, April 1, 2013, at 8:30 a.m. Residents of Zones 1 and 2A should place their recyclables curbside for collection on Friday, March 29.

Street Sweeping - The Municipality of Kingston will begin its street sweeping for 2013 on Monday, March 18. Street sweeping hours are Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Vehicles should be kept away from posted areas for the duration of that time. Warning notices will be issued for the first two weeks. The Municipality will begin ticketing illegally parked vehicles on Tuesday, April 2, 2013.

New 2013 Landlord Registration

Community Videos

Single Stream Recycling

Mayor James J Haggerty is pleased to introduce Single Stream Recycling to the residents of Kingston beginning Wednesday, February 1, 2012. All recyclable materials currently collected by Kingston can now be placed in one container for curbside collection on a weekly basis. Single Stream Recycling will be collected on the same schedule as that of our current co-mingled program. Please note that mixed paper products will no longer be collected on a bi-weekly basis as they are part of the new Single Stream Recycling Program. Please refer to Kingston’s 2012 Recycling Calendar for more details.

No Emergency Dispatch

Kingston will no longer dispatch police, fire, and ambulance calls. As of 12 a.m. on September 1, 2010, all residents and businesses of Kingston, Forty Fort, and Pringle are required to Dial 911 for Police, Fire and Ambulance emergencies. Do not call 287-6911 as this is no longer an emergency number.

Annual Street Sweeping

The Municipality of Kingston will begin its annual street sweeping schedule on Monday, April 11, 2011. Warning notices will be issued for the first two weeks to persons who park vehicles in an area posted for street sweeping. The Municipality will begin enforcing its Parking Ordinance pertaining to street sweeping on Tuesday, April 26, 2011.

Ordinance Reminders

Leaves: It is illegal to deposit leaves into the streets. Please respect your fellow neighbors and our community. Excess leaves in the streets block storm drains, which may cause flash flooding during heavy rain events. Excess leaves in the streets also create dangerous conditions for vehicular and pedestrian traffic. If you see someone depositing leaves into the streets, please call our Police Department at 287-6911.

Dog Waste: Kingston is a dog friendly community. Our long, tree-lined streets are excellent for walking your dog. Municipal ordinance requires dogs to be leashed and owners of dogs to carry waste collection devices at all times. Please clean up after your dog.

Police Department News

The Municipality of Kingston and the Kingston Police Department welcome our newest Police K9, Onyx. Thank you to all for your generous donations.

Fire Department News

The Municipality of Kingston and the Kingston Fire Department would like to welcome our newest Firefighter: