Our team consisted of 28 members, who served as the initial attack and primary search and rescue crew. Cayuga Heights firefighters worked hand in hand with Lansing Fire Company to commence roof ventilation, primary search, and fire suppression efforts.
It is always inspiring to witness the dedication and commitment of this young group to providing such essential services. They are an exceptional team, and the village can take pride in their efforts.
The long-awaited, highly anticipated 2026-2027 refuse magnets are now available at the Village Hall. Feel free to stop in and pick yours up today!
In response to abundant feedback from our residents expressing concerns about the quick turn around between receiving their bills and the deadline, the Village Board has decided to move back
Movies at the Station will be returning to the Cayuga Heights Fire Department again this summer. We look forward to seeing everyone as we continue this fun summer tradition. We
Tuesday May 12th, the Cayuga Heights Fire Department had the Davis-Ulmer Fire Protection mobile fire sprinkler training lab at the station for an outstanding hands-on training opportunity. Twelve members of the
Starting with the official Tree City tree planting ceremony Friday morning the 24th at 9:30 at the First Congregational Church on Highland Road and ending with a seedling giveaway at
The “No Empty Chair” teen driving safety education and enforcement campaign raises awareness of highway dangers in the hope there will be no empty chairs during prom and graduation season.