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Pencil sketch by Mary Ann Barr 2021
The Town of Danby in New York
Town Hall, 1830 Danby Road, Ithaca, NY 14850
Town Clerk Appointments 11am–6pm Mon–Fri
Town Clerk 607-277-4788
Town Court 607-277-0095
Town Court Hours Mon-Wed 8am-11am
DVFC’s “Tap the Keg” Fundraiser: Fun-filled Event Supporting Jaws of Life Fund
10 June @ 2:00 pm - 8:00 pm
The Rhine House (632 W Seneca St, Ithaca) is generously donating a keg and sponsoring the space for the Danby Volunteer Fire Company (DVFC) “Tap the Keg” event on June 10th from 2-8pm. This fundraiser aims to generate funds for DVFC’s essential Jaws of Life Fund, dedicated to saving lives during vehicle and other emergencies. Proceeds from every beer purchased from the donated keg will go directly to DVFC’s Jaws of Life Fund, supporting the maintenance and upgrading of life-saving equipment.
The event promises an enjoyable day for all, with delicious food, a raffle featuring prizes from local businesses, and a kid-friendly atmosphere. Children will have a blast participating in water can games and receiving fun, educational handouts such as fire helmets and safety pamphlets. DVFC seeks to promote fire safety awareness among families while providing an enjoyable experience for everyone. Socialized and friendly dogs are also welcome!!
Your participation and support are greatly appreciated as DVFC and the community work hand in hand to ensure the safety and well-being of Danby residents and anyone needing help as they travel through our friendly little town.
For further event details or to contribute to DVFC’s cause, please see us on the web at danbyfiredept.org or fb.com/DanbyVolunteerFireCompany.
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The Town of Danby sits on the traditional & ancestral land of the Gayogoho:no’ (Cayuga Nation), one of the five nations to first form the Haudenosaunee. Indigenous peoples were largely forced out of Upstate New York by the Sullivan-Clinton Expedition in 1779. The land that would become the Town of Danby was a part of the Watkins and Flint Purchase, a 336,380 acre patent granted by New York State to numerous eastern investors in 1794.