District Declares State Of Emergency Due to COVID-19
The Simsbury Fire District has declared a State of Emergency in order to be prepared to respond to the potential of the Covid-19 Pandemic.
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Gregory Reynolds #642
It is with profound sadness that the Simsbury Volunteer Fire Company announces the unexpected passing of Firefighter Gregory Reynolds. FF Reynolds was an active member of the Main Station. His commitment to protecting our community and the bonds he built…
Community Conversations: An Interview With Fire Chief Todd Myers
SCM Board Member, Paul Henault, hosts an Interview with Fire Chief Todd Myers, during this program they discuss the current capability of the Simsbury Volunteer Fire Station, Why you should volunteer, discussion about the L.A. Fires, and a brief history…
Building Permit Application Fees
Notice for all commercial and multi-family building permit applications: Effective Oct 1, 2023 there will be a Simsbury Fire District building permit fee of $5.00 per $1,000.00 of construction cost collected at the time a building permit is applied for…
Route 10 Reopened After Gas Leak
A gas leak in Simsbury closed Route 10/Hopmeadow Street for a few hours Monday afternoon, according to the Simsbury Fire Department. The road has since been reopened. The leak was caused when an SUV hit part of a building around…
The Bowman-Kerr Auxiliary Scholarship
This applicant needs to not only be an upstanding citizen of our community, but also truly represent what it means to be a volunteer. A Volunteer in the truest sense means to offer oneself or ones services for some undertaking…
Open Burning in Simsbury – What You Need To Know
The Simsbury Fire Department will issue an Open Burn Permit to residents. The permit is available by clicking on this link: BURN PERMIT . Please note the Type of Open Burn and General Conditions as noted on the Open Burn Permit.
