Blaze Damages Hudson Valley Firehouse [PHOTOS]

TIVOLI, NY — A three-alarm fire at the Tivoli Fire Department's firehouse Friday night caused significant damage, but no one was hurt. Multiple agencies responded to the blaze at the fire company, which is celebrating 100 years of operation this year.

Two bays where fire trucks are stored were destroyed, as was fire gear, the ambulance and a pumper tanker truck, the Poughkeepsie Journal said. The blaze started around 10:30 p.m.

Fire officials said they would be meeting with their insurance company to find out what damage will be covered.

Crews were able to save a fire engine, which was used to help fight the fire, a UTV and a boat, News 12 said.

Dutchess County Executive Marc Molinaro released a statement about the fire Saturday morning.

"As devastating as this fire is, no one was hurt," he said. "Equipment can be replaced and structures rebuilt. Having been a member of this Tivoli Fire Department and mayor of this amazing village, I know how deeply they feel this loss, but also how resilient they are.

"Tivoli will rebuild and Dutchess County will be there, shoulder to shoulder with them," Molinaro said.

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