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Glen Rock Hose &
Ladder Company

Station 59

Protectors of the Rock

Serving Glen Rock and our surrounding communities since 1901.

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Glen Rock Station 59 Hose & Ladder Company

Serving Our Community

Neighbors helping neighbors for more than a century.

Glen Rock Hose & Ladder Company has served the Glen Rock community since 1901. Generations of members have answered the call to protect their neighbors, safeguard property and support the community we call home.

Today, Station 59 continues that tradition through emergency response, training, fire prevention and community service.

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Station 59

Ready to Respond

From fire suppression and rescue equipment to the specialized tools carried aboard each unit, our apparatus helps our members respond when the community needs us.

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Our History

Serving Glen Rock Since 1901

The story of Glen Rock Hose & Ladder Company is intertwined with the history of the community itself.

1849

Old Mark

Glen Rock's early Rumsey hand pumper became part of a firefighting tradition that predates the company itself.

1901

A Fire Company Is Born

Glen Rock citizens organized the company that would become today's Glen Rock Hose & Ladder Company.

1922

The Motorized Era

The company placed its first motorized American LaFrance fire apparatus into service.

Today

Station 59

New generations continue a tradition of service established more than 125 years ago.

News & Community

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Fire Prevention

Help Keep Your Home & Community Safe

Fire safety starts long before an emergency. Learn about smoke and carbon monoxide alarms, seasonal fire hazards, outdoor burning and other simple steps that can help protect your family and property.

Fire Safety Resources
Remember Smoke alarms save lives.

Test your alarms regularly and replace batteries when needed.

Answer the Call

Your community needs people like you.

Volunteer fire companies depend on neighbors willing to serve. There are many ways to become part of Station 59 and support the Glen Rock community.