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Please Keep Us Clear — HYDRANT CARE
When clearing snow on your property please remember to remove the snow from around the Fire Hydrants. A hydrant in your neighbor’s yard is there to protect your family and your home too. Please work with your neighbors to…
Recruitment Day Saturday, May 13
Ever thought of being a Simsbury Volunteer Firefighter? Come check out what it’s all about on Saturday, May 13!
Open Burn Ban
UPDATE: Effective 11/25/24 the open burning ban has been lifted for Simsbury. Please see the Fire Marshal’s page for the current open burning regulations and permit process. Effective immediately, the Town of Simsbury and the Simsbury Fire District have issued…
Change your clocks. Check your smoke alarms!
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…
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…