Sunday, January 12, 2025

LOHUD---ABOUT THAT MASSIVE MONTROSE FIRE

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As many of you know, the Town of Cortlandt has expressed an interest in building "transit oriented development housing" at their train station. And yesterday, this massive fire at the asphalt/concrete plant happened adjacent to it. We are fortunate (local homeowners, businesses and nearby Roundtop) that there was none of the winds that have plagued Los Angeles. A lesson perhaps Croton's Lot A?

There will be more.  

Video has been downloaded and is available at: 

LOHUD---Fire in industrial plant in Montrose NY--Montrose firefighters with help from several Northern Westchester departments battle a 2-alarm fire in an industrial plant at 2097 Albany Post Road in Montrose Jan. 11, 2025. MORE AT


UPDATE FROM TOWN OF CORTLANDT FB PAGE: Special Notice -This afternoon there was a two alarm fire at the Thalle concrete plant in Montrose. The first responding firehouses included Montrose, Buchanan, Verplanck, and Croton. When the fire went to second alarm, mutual aid was received from Peekskill, Briarcliff, Millwood, Yorktown, as well as the County. The fire was completely extinguished using foam provided by Westchester County’s Special Operations Unit and the VA Hazmat Unit. Other first responding agencies included Cortlandt-Peekskill Paramedics, and Cortlandt and Peekskill’s rehab units were on scene. Multiple other fire departments were on standby at the Montrose FD Headquarters. There is an ongoing investigation into the cause of the fire. Fortunately, there were no injuries. We are grateful to our first responding firefighters who responded so quickly and professionally to this serious event on a winter’s day. We thank all of our emergency responders for keeping our community safe.
Richard H. Becker, M.D.
Supervisor
Town of Cortlandt Facebook

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