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National Weather Service Alerts for Dutchess County, New York
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Pleasant Valley, New York

Stay Safe Indoors
February 08
The area is currently experiencing exceptionally cold weather with record-breaking low temperatures. Residents are urged to take necessary precautions and prioritize safety while staying warm at home.
Despite the extreme cold, the dedicated members of the Pleasant Valley Fire District remain ready to assist whenever needed.... (Full Story & Photos)
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EXTREME Cold Watch In Effect For Pleasant Valley
February 05
❄️ Extreme Cold Watch – Pleasant Valley Fire District Area ❄️
The National Weather Service has issued an Extreme Cold Watch for the Pleasant Valley Fire District area from Saturday evening through Sunday afternoon.
🔹 Wind chills: –20°F to –30°F 🔹 Frostbite risk: Possible on exposed skin in as little as 30 minutes
Safety Recommendations
Dress in layers; wear a hat, face covering, and gloves
Limit ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Salt Point Fire Company TV Raffle
February 03
Ingrid and Don Shortell of Pleasant Valley have been announced as the winners of the Salt Point Fire Company TV raffle.
The Salt Point Fire Company thanks everyone who purchased raffle tickets and supported the organization. Contributions from the community are vital in helping the company continue its service to Pleasant Valley and surrounding areas.
Congratulations to Ingrid and Don, enjoy your ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Chimney Fire Prevention
February 03
🔥 CHIMNEY FIRE PREVENTION 🔥
Chimney fires are dangerous—but preventable. Protect your home and family by following these important safety tips:
KEY CHIMNEY SAFETY TIPS
🧹 Annual Inspection Have your chimney inspected and cleaned by a certified professional every year to remove creosote and check for damage or blockages.
🪵 Burn the Right Wood Use only dry, seasoned hardwood (dried 6–12 months). ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Pleasant Valley Fire District Receives Commander’s Award
February 02
The Pleasant Valley Fire District was honored to receive the Commander’s Award from the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve in recognition of our longstanding support of Toys for Tots.
We are proud to support this meaningful program and grateful for the opportunity to partner with the Marine Corps Reserve to bring hope and joy to children in our community during the holiday season.... (Full Story & Photos)
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Congratulations Firefighter Spencer Simoni
February 01
Pleasant Valley Fire District Probationary Firefighter Spencer Simoni has officially graduated from the Westchester County Career Chiefs Fire Academy.
During the academy, Spencer successfully completed 20 weeks of intensive training, demonstrating dedication, discipline, and a strong commitment to the fire service.
The district proudly recognizes Spencer for this significant achievement and congratulates ... (Full Story & Photos)
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February Pancake Breakfast
January 31
As February rapidly approaches, this is a great opportunity to enjoy one of the top firehouse pancake breakfasts in Dutchess County while supporting the dedicated volunteers who serve our community.
Visit the firehouse on Main Street this Sunday between 7:00 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.... (Full Story & Photos)
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Cold Weather Safety Tips
January 29
❄️ COLD WEATHER ADVISORY ❄️
The National Weather Service has issued a Cold Weather Advisory for our area.
Extreme cold can be dangerous. Stay safe by taking these simple precautions:
🧥 Dress for the cold • Wear multiple layers • Don’t forget a hat, scarf or face covering, and insulated gloves or mittens • Keep feet dry with warm, waterproof boots
🚶 Limit time outdoors • Cold, wind, and wet conditions ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Heart Attacks And Shoveling Snow
January 29
With Winter Storm Fern now passed, the Pleasant Valley Fire District is sharing an important message about heart attack risks related to shoveling snow.
Shoveling snow is a high-risk activity for heart attacks, especially for people who are usually inactive or have existing medical conditions. The combination of intense physical effort and cold air can raise heart rate and blood pressure quickly. ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Winter Storm Fire And Carbon Monoxide Safety
January 26
After the recent significant snowfall, it is important to check the exhaust vents of your gas-fired heating and drying appliances. Blocked vents can allow dangerous, odorless carbon monoxide to enter your home.
Ensure that your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors are working properly.... (Full Story & Photos)
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Winter Storm Fern
January 26
During Winter Storm Fern, personnel from the Pleasant Valley Fire District left their families and warm homes to remain on standby, prepared to respond and protect the community at any moment.
While on standby, the team answered three ambulance calls and managed a fully involved vehicle fire involving a plow truck.
Despite whiteout conditions and extremely low temperatures, the Pleasant Valley Fire ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Through cold, wind, and challenging conditions, Firefighter/EMT Daniel Cronk stands ready at the engine—answering the call when our community needs it most.
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Pleasant Valley Fire Company - 3rd Annual Wing Day
January 25
🍗 WING ALERT PLEASANT VALLEY! 🍗
The wait is almost over — Wing Day is BACK!
Thanks to The Bar on West and Main, the Pleasant Valley Fire Company is fired up to bring you our 3rd Annual Wing Day, and it’s going to be hotter, crispier, and more delicious than ever.
This event SELLS OUT FAST - last year, people were turned away — don’t be one of them!
👉 Reservations are strongly recommended 👉 ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Winter Storm Preparedness Checklist
January 23
A Winter Storm Watch has been issued for the Hudson Valley, beginning at 3:00 a.m. on Sunday and continuing through 6:00 p.m. on Monday.
The National Weather Service in New York is forecasting heavy snowfall, with expected accumulations ranging from 8 to 14 inches, and the potential for locally higher amounts. Snowfall rates may exceed one inch per hour, especially Sunday night, leading to hazardous ... (Full Story & Photos)
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