Practice HEAT SAFETY Wherever You Are
Download: Heat Safety Notice
Source: weather.gov/heat
Download: Heat Safety Notice
Source: weather.gov/heat
Dear Friend and Neighbor, 2023 marks our 79th year proudly serving the residents of Simsbury as an all-volunteer fire company. We invite you to join us on Thursday, June 8th, 2023, as we sponsor our 25th Annual Golf Tournament at…
The Simsbury Vol. Fire Company says daylight savings time on Sunday is a good time to change batteries in smoke alarms and CO detectors. The National Fire Prevention Association recommends switching batteries twice a year and replacing smoke detectors every…
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…
It is time to remove your Holiday trees. Dry trees pose a large fire hazard and cause fires across the country. Do not become a statistic and remove your tree from indoors. The following information provides ways to dispose of…
When responding to an emergency a highly visible street number on your house or business can greatly aid our arrival. The Town of Simsbury specifies that the numbers shall be placed on the building so they can be plainly seen…
MESSAGE FROM THE FIRE CHIEF – Uncategorized As we navigate through these uncharted waters of the Corona Virus Pandemic I want to assure the citizens and visitors of Simsbury that The Simsbury Volunteer Fire Company and Simsbury Fire District are doing eve