Stony Point’s Wayne Hose Company postpones Christmas tree sales; blames Canadian wildfires

A fire company in Rockland County says the Canadian wildfires that carried smoke over the border into New York this summer is affecting Rockland County's Christmas tree supply.

Ahsinet Scott Brown

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Nov 26, 2023, 9:59 PM

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A fire company in Rockland County says the Canadian wildfires that carried smoke over the border into New York this summer is affecting Rockland County's Christmas tree supply.

The Wayne Hose Company of the Stony Point Fire Department posted on social media that they will have to postpone their annual Christmas tree sales until next year.

They say due to their suppler suffering a loss during the Canadian wildfires, they were unable to secure trees.