Address:  P.O. Box 310, Port Jervis, NY

Phone number: 845 858-4066

Officers: Captain Edward Pavlich, Sr., First Lieutenant Jeffrey Martin, Second Lieutenant Brandon Cole, President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Chief Driver, Drivers, Fire Police, Alternates to the Department, any others?

Members as of August - 2008:  Arthur Aumick, Jr., Dean Aumick, Dennis J. Aumick, Dennis Sean Aumick, Charles Barton, Harry Barton, Charles Bell, Frank D. Bell, Richard Card, Charles Chant, Allen Cherry, Craig Cherry, Jacob Cherry, Brandon Cole, Kelly Decker, David DeGroat, Harold DeGroat, Jr., Michael Doss, Gustav Dubies, Frank Ellison, Jr., Robert Henderson, Joseph Klimiewicz, Mark Long, William Marion, Jeffrey Martin, Wally Martin, Sr., Michael Masanotti, George J. McElroy, James McGaw, Jr, James Millspaugh, Jr., Anthony Olenick, Brian Olenick, Richard Oppelt, Jose A. Ortiz, Jonathan Palmer, Edward Pavlich, Jr., Edward Pavlich, Sr., Daryl Piatt, Richard Roberts, Mark Spradling, Arthur Stempert, Jr., James Stempert, Robert Stempert, Frank Theodore, Jeffrey Todd

Vehicle information: ENGINE 826:  2002 Pierce, 1500 GPM pump, 1000 Gal. tank, 30 Gal. foam, 10 person cab, rear winch

Specialized Units/Equipment:

Tri-States Hose Company No. 6, the youngest company in the department, was organized at Drake's Hotel in Tri-States on Sept. 5, 1890, with 27 members and Irving Jones as President and Foreman. Its first charter was is­sued in October 1890 and a hose house was erected (date???).  It is still housed today in the same historic East Main Street building in which it was originally located.  This is the only company to have been continuously located in the same quarters since its inception.

The company’s first hose cart was a discarded one from Fowler 3, but it was later provided with a fine hose carriage of which members were justly proud.

During World War I, more than half of its members were called into the military service of the United States.  In fact during World War I and World War II many members from the seven companies of the fire department rendered valiant service for the nation, and during their absence large service flags were displayed in all company truck houses.

Two members of the company — Albert Decker and Douglas Moore — served in the capacity of department officers.

Hose 6 is well-known throughout the area for its field day team, which won the title of Orange County Pumping Cham­pions at the Orange County Fair firemen's competition in 1977.