Greenville Fire District
711 Central Park Avenue
Scarsdale, NY 10583
Greenville Fire District
Greenville Fire District is an independent municipal entity providing emergency services to the Edgemont Community in the Town of Greenburgh in Westchester County, New York. The district is governed by a Board of Fire Commissioners consisting of five members who are elected by the general public for five year terms.
The Greenville Fire District operates as a combination fire department with 30 career firefighters and 17 active volunteers.
The boundaries of the Greenville Fire District generally match the area encompassed by the Edgemont School District located in south-central area of Westchester County, New York. The Fire District boundaries are generally described by the Bronx River Parkway and the Town/Village of Scarsdale to the east, by the Sprain Brook Parkway and the Village of Ardsley to the west, the City of Yonkers to the south and the Hartsdale Fire District and the hamlet of Hartsdale to the north.
RESULTS OF THE 2025 FIRE DISTRICT ELECTION
At the Greenville Fire District’s Annual Election on December 9, 2025, 255 residents came out to vote.
The results of the election are:
177 votes for Louis Russo
78 votes for Constantinos (Dino) Rentoulis
Congratulations to Louis Russo. His Fire Commissioner term of 5 years will commence on January 1, 2026.
Thank you to our community for coming out to vote and many thanks to our ballot workers for their assistance in the election process.
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Upcoming MeetingS
Thursday, January 29 at 10 AM and another meeting at 3 PM – Special Meeting of the Board of Fire Commissioners
Tuesday, February 10 at 6:30 PM – Regular Meeting of the Board of Fire Commissioners
Meetings will be held at the firehouse unless otherwise noted above. Please see the Calendar & Meetings page for an agenda and further information.
Our Mission
The Greenville Fire District strives to provide effective and wide-ranging emergency services in a cost effective and community-responsive manner.
Notes from Your Fire District
Village of Edgemont
The GFD takes, and has taken, no position on the proposal to incorporate Edgemont. While the proposal raises matters of significant local interest, they are outside the GFD's mandate and current operational parameters.
COVID-19 Protocol:
The Fire District continues to respond to emergency calls in the community during the ongoing pandemic. We carefully monitor the guidance from the CDC and NYS concerning COVID-19 protocol in order to protect and serve both our staff and members of the community. We continue to adapt to the situation and implement operational and administrative adjustments to Department procedures, as needed.
Pandemic aside, our advice to the community remains the same concerning good hygiene practices, in order to prevent the spread of disease:
- Maintain appropriate social distancing and precautions where necessary
- Wash your hands
- Follow protocols put out by the Center for Disease Control
ELECTRICAL FIRES - PLEASE NOTE
Please be advised that the fire department cannot extinguish "electrical" fires such as burning or arcing wires, or sparking wires that have been hit by foreign objects. Only Con Edison has the capability of turning off power and resolving the situation. If you see an electrical fire, please report it immediately via 911 or local emergency number (914-723-2500 for Greenville). DO NOT go near the fire.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION: CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTORS
New York State law requires all residences, both new and existing, to have carbon monoxide alarms installed. For further information on this law and how it applies to you, please see our CARBON MONOXIDE INFO Page.
If you have any questions for the Fire District that you would like addressed, please send an email to District@fdgreenville.com or alternatively, call us at: (914) 723-3430, ext. 123. For either communication method, please provide us with your full name, address and callback telephone number.
If property owners need to contact the Greenville Fire Department:
For Fires or other Emergencies, not requiring police services or intervention, please call 911 or 914-723-2500.
The telephone number 914-723-2500 is the Greenville Fire Department’s direct emergency telephone number that is answered by our dispatcher at 60-Control. This telephone number can be used by property owners when reporting Fires or other Emergencies, where the resident needs emergency assistance, not requiring Police services or intervention.
Should your residential or commercial property be located in the Greenville Fire District, our emergency telephone number of 914-723-2500 should also be provided to your Fire Alarm company for use by the alarm system for Fire Alarm system activations or Fire Alarm trouble signals. Alarm company answering offices, which are sometimes located out of the immediate area, when receiving activated Fire Alarm or Trouble signals from a property in the Fire District should be using the emergency telephone number to relay alarm information that they receive directly on to the Greenville Fire Department.
Do NOT ever report Fires or other Emergencies to the web site, by text or social media as these services are not monitored.
For Business matters or for other information please contact our business office telephone at 914-723-3430. Should you have questions where your property is located before any emergency situation, please call the Greenville Fire Department Business Office and ask to speak to the Officer on Duty for assistance.
Services and Resources
Greenville Fire District Facebook Page
Edgemont Community Council (ECC)
Westchester County Department of Emergency Services
Hartsdale Fire District Website
Fairview Fire District Website
