Frank Bellantoni promoted to lieutenant in Village of Pelham Fire Department

March 11, 2021

Editor’s note: This statement and photo were posted by the Instagram account of the Village of Pelham Fire Department.

“As chief, I am happy to continue the positive momentum of our department. Thanks to Mayor Chance Mullen and the Village board we were able to promote another Firefighter to Lieutenant. Congratulations FF Frank Bellantoni on your promotion to Lieutenant! Another great step in continuing the progress of our Department!” said Pelham Fire Department Chief James DiNapoli.

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