§ 9-1107. Fire towns.

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The following towns, including the area within the boundaries of

incorporated villages, are hereby designated as "fire towns": All towns

in Essex and Hamilton counties; the towns of Altona, Ausable, Black

Brook, Dannemora, Ellenburg and Saranac, Clinton county; the towns of

Andes, Colchester, Hancock and Middletown, Delaware county; the towns of

Altamont, Belmont, Brighton, Duane, Franklin, Harrietstown, Santa Clara

and Waverly, Franklin county; the towns of Bleecker, Caroga, Mayfield,

Northampton and Stratford, Fulton county; the towns of Hunter, Jewitt,

Lexington and Windham, Greene county; the towns of Ohio, Russia,

Salisbury and Webb, Herkimer county; the towns of Crogham, Diana, Grieg,

Lyonsdale and Watson, Lewis county; the towns of Forestport and Remsen,

Oneida county; the towns of Corinth, Day, Edinburg and Hadley, Saratoga

county; the towns of Clare, Clifton, Colton, Fine, Hopkinton,

Parishville, Piercefield, Pitcairn, Saint Lawrence county; the towns of

Neversink, Rockland, Sullivan county; the towns of Denning, Gardiner,

Hardinburgh, Olive, Rochester, Shandaken, Shawangunk, Wawarsing and

Woodstock, Ulster county; the towns of Bolton, Chester, Hague, Horicon,

Johnsburgh, Lake George, Luzerne, Queensbury, Stoney Creek, Thurman and

Warrensburgh, Warren county; the towns of Dresden, Fort Ann and Putnam,

Washington County.