The volunteer fire brigade in Kozy was established in 1890. Initially, the firefighting equipment was stored in the outbuildings of the manor house of Baron Herman Czecz, one of the initiators of the establishment of the Voluntary Fire Brigade in Kozy. The first fire station was built in 1901, and in 1904 the first horse-drawn fire engine was purchased.  In 1937 the fire brigade was equipped with a cinema projector powered by a diesel generator, which was installed in the building of the Catholic and Community House. The old station served the fire brigade until 1966, when a new fire station was brought into use. The old building was taken over by the local cooperative and converted into a furniture and electrical shop.