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New York Laws - Village > Article 10 - Fire Department
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§ 10-1000
General powers of the board of fire commissioners
§ 10-1002
Rules and regulations
§ 10-1004
Organization of companies
§ 10-1006
Volunteer members of village fire companies
§ 10-1008
Incorporation of fire department
§ 10-1010
Election of company officers and delegates
§ 10-1012
Chief and assistant chiefs
§ 10-1014
Council of fire department
§ 10-1016
Annual meeting of fire department
§ 10-1018
Duties of chief and assistants
§ 10-1020
Abolition of fire department; employment of paid firemen
§ 10-1022
Fire inspection in contract areas
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