Yonkers: YONKERS FIRE DEPARTMENT BEGINS ANNUAL FIRE HYDRANT INSPECTION PROGRAM STARTING OCTOBER 6
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YONKERS, NY ~ Yonkers Mayor Mike Spano and the City of Yonkers Fire Department have announced the start of their annual fire hydrant inspection, set to begin on Monday, October 6. The inspections are expected to take place over a period of 6 to 8 weeks, with Yonkers firefighters conducting the checks from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Monday through Friday.

According to Mayor Spano, fire hydrants play a crucial role in the city's firefighting operations and this annual program allows for necessary maintenance and ensures readiness in case of any potential emergencies. Yonkers Fire Commissioner William Fitzpatrick also emphasized the importance of this program, stating that it guarantees every hydrant is in proper working order when needed.

With over 4,000 fire hydrants located every 300 feet throughout the city, this program is designed to test and confirm their functionality and effectiveness in case of a fire. During the inspections, residents can expect to see fire trucks and crews of firefighters identifying hydrants on their streets and conducting tests by opening them and flowing water.

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While these checks are taking place, residents may experience fluctuations in water pressure and discolored water due to disruptions in the water system from opening and closing the hydrants. To keep residents informed, robocalls will be sent out alerting them when the Yonkers Fire Department will be in their area and may affect their water service.

In case of any persistent problems or concerns about water quality, residents are encouraged to contact the Water Treatment Plant at 914-377-6765 or call the 24-hour Mayor's Help Line at (914) 377-4357.

This annual fire hydrant inspection program is crucial for ensuring public safety in Yonkers. By conducting these checks, the City of Yonkers Fire Department is taking proactive measures to maintain its readiness for any potential emergencies that may arise.

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