Farmington Fire Department

05/25/2026

Today, we honor the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country, as well as their families and loved ones.

We are forever grateful to those who fought for the freedoms we hold dear. You will never be forgotten.

05/25/2026

The Farmington Memorial Day Parade has been officially cancelled due to inclement weather.

05/04/2026

Touch-a-Truck at Winding Trails was a hit 🚒

Lots of exploring, climbing through the rigs, and getting an up-close look at everything.

Appreciate Winding Trails, Inc. having Farmington Fire, Tunxis Hose Company No. 1, East Farmington Volunteer Fire Department, Farmington Motor Sports, Farmington CT Police Department (and many other great local businesses) out for the day. Great event all around!

05/04/2026

500+ breakfasts served this morning… we’d call that a success. 🥓🔥

Thank you to everyone who came out for the Farmington Fire Department Family Breakfast! Your support means everything to our volunteer firefighters. ❤️

And for some of you, the morning even came with a front-row seat as the crew stepped out to respond to a call in Engine 4 🚒

A special shoutout to our incredible sponsors who helped make it all happen:
• Miss Porter's School
• Daily Grind
• Wade's Dairy Inc.
• The Riverview
• FLIK Independent School Dining
• Olive Bar + George's Pizza
• Farmington Station Senior Living

See you in the fall for our next one! 👏

04/30/2026

Crews are currently operating at a structure fire in the 800 block of Farmington Avenue, in between Garden Street and Main Street. This is an active incident, please avoid the area if possible.

04/30/2026

Eggs? Yes.
Bacon? Of course.
French toast? Oui.

Bring your friends, your family, and your appetite 🍳☕️🔥

Join us this Sunday for the Farmington Fire Department Family Breakfast — we’ll handle the cooking, you just show up hungry.

All proceeds help support your local volunteer firefighters 🚒

📍 76 Main St
⏰ Starting at 7 a.m. until noon

04/13/2026

During National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, we are celebrating members of the 9-1-1 community and the work they do to connect us and protect us. ☎️

Thank you to our Town of Farmington Public Safety Telecommunicators for the work done year round! 🚔🚒

03/28/2026

Engine 4 from the Farmington Fire Department had a great time attending the Town of Farmington’s 48th Annual Spring Celebration for the Touch-A-Truck event hosted by the Farmington Polo Club! 🚒

Several hundred kids (and plenty of adults!) stopped by to check out the truck, climb inside, and even sit in the driver’s seat. It was great seeing so many smiling faces and future firefighters in the making!

If you or someone you know is interested in joining our department, we’d love to hear from you. No experience? No problem — we provide all the training you need to become a firefighter or EMT and serve your community in a meaningful way.

Learn more at www.farmingtonfire.org/recruitment/ or reach out to Assistant Chief Lusitani at [email protected]

03/15/2026

At 12:56 a.m. this morning our department along with the Farmington Police Department and AMR ambulance were dispatched to the area of Waterville Road (Route 10) at the intersection of St. Andrews Drive for a 2 car serious MVA with injuries.

While en route information was relayed that there were 2 vehicles down an embankment and that 1 of the vehicles had rolled over.

Farmington Police officers arrived on scene and notified the dispatch center that both vehicles were partially in or adjacent to a stream and would require extrication to remove the occupants of both vehicles.

Mutual aid assistance and additional personnel was requested and provided by Tunxis Hose Company No. 1 with their rescue truck, IAFF Local S-15, UConn Fire Rescue, Station 122 - Farmington with their engine and paramedics, and Farmington Motor Sports provided vehicle stabilization during fire department operations.

In total 6 patients were extricated from their vehicles, evacuated up a steep slope, then treated and transported to local hospitals with reported non-life threatening injuries.

The roadway was closed for a short period of time during the incident and has since reopened.

03/03/2026

In the month of February 2026 our members responded to a total of 165 calls for service:
- 50 fire calls
- 90 medical calls
- 15 motor vehicle accidents
- 4 public assists
- 10 mutual aid requests

If you or someone you know is interested in learning more about joining our department, visit our website at www.farmingtonfire.org/recruitment/ or email Assistant Chief Lusitani at [email protected].

How To Become A Member We are always in search of people who are interested in joining us here at FVFD. We are an active department that responds to a myriad of emergency calls ranging from structu…