A photo of the old 945 driving away from Sta 2 for the last time. For some of us this truck has had a lot of good and bad Memories but we will never forget it and always think about it. The truck was donated to a town called Cooperstown in New York and the Men in the photo came down to take it away. We know that it will serve the community of Cooperstown well and keep it safe.

March 1 2008

Members of the Cooperstown (N.Y.) Fire Department took delivery today of a 1984 Mack Pumper that served the Jericho Fire District for over 20 years. Chief Jim Tallman and members of the Cooperstown Fire Department, which include former Jericho Assistant Chief Michael Perrino, accepted the donation on behalf of the residents of the Village of Cooperstown.

The 1250 gallon per minute pumper was removed from service in the Jericho Fire Department in 2007 after being replaced by one of two state-of-the-art fire trucks. Engine 945 served the Jericho community since 1982 and was assigned to Trident Engine Co. 3 out of Station #2 on Cantiague Rock Road. Chief Tallman indicated that the engine will continue the fine tradition of service for the people of Cooperstown, home of the Baseball Hall of Fame in Otsego County, New York.