Easton Volunteer Fire Department

10/30/2019

We need your help! Become an American Red Cross Volunteer today!

12/13/2018

What a great Christmas Party!

12/05/2015

Make a difference this Holiday season and help save lives!

10/19/2015

More great photos of Chief Caseys retirement party. Thanks also to Chef Joe's catering. Delicious!

10/18/2015

Happy retirement Butch Casey. 25 years of excellent leadership.

10/08/2015

Volunteers Needed!

EASTON VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT, an equal opportunity employer, is looking for a few good FOLKS to join the Department. Here are some of the highlights:

* Experience welcomed but not necessary, on the job training.
* Many different types of jobs that need filling, not just firefighting. Here some examples: Station Master, Truck Washers, Int. and Ext. Firefighters, gear maintenance and safety schedule attendants, accident and fire traffic controller's (no naps provided), just to name a few...
* Noisy Pager provided free of charge!
* EASTON Town Residency NOT REQUIRED.
* Must be willing to jump out of bed at a moments notice in the dead of Winter or in Summer's heat.
* Must be willing to accept little pay for duties performed.
* Flashing Red Light provided.
* Work clothes provided FREE OF CHARGE!
* Should like to follow directions and work well with other members of the Department.
* Must make yourself available for two meetings per month, one business meeting and one training meeting.
* Must be will able to squeeze down chimney's in or around December 25, OH WAIT, that's Santa Clause, never mind this one.
* Easton Volunteer Fire Department Identity Plate also provided FREE OF CHARGE!

If you are the least bit interested in working with some of the best folks in the North Country and feel like making a difference in our communities on a volunteer basis, we have exactly what you are looking for. Why not join the Easton Volunteer Fire Department and do something fun and exciting? It is so simple to join or to check us out for a test run. Simply show up at the Easton Fire Department Firehouse on the FIRST or THIRD Wednesday at 7:00pm of any month and say hello. We'd love to have you and show you what we do and tell you about our needs as a Department. Questions? Feel free to call firefighter, Frank Grima at 603.616.5668

10/05/2015

FREE SMOKE ALARMS and FREE INSTALLATION!

Brought to you by the American Red Cross. The program is called, “The Home Fires Campaign” and you can read all about it here: http://www.redcross.org/local/nhvt/in-home-smoke-alarm The program provides smoke alarms to those who need them regardless of income, free of charge, and installed. The alarm has a 10 year battery and is of the latest technology. This is a great benefit that everyone needs to know about! Smoke Alarms SAVE LIVES!

Visit this page online: http://www.redcross.org/local/nhvt/in-home-smoke-alarm Once on this page there is a form that needs to be filled out. FILL IT OUT COMPLETELY and someone will be in touch to schedule and install.

Disaster relief at home and abroad, CPR certification and first aid courses, blood donation, and emergency preparedness. Support the American Red Cross today.

06/24/2015

More than ever, Technology & Firefighting go hand in hand, its all about Safety in the end:

http://www.firerescue1.com/firefighter-safety/articles/2197769-Why-fire-truck-dash-cams-improve-safety/

Mention video recording and fire department in the same sentence and I venture to say that most reactions will be something like, What happened now? The video technology available on today's

05/04/2015

Grafton County is currently under a RED FLAG condition. So, burning outdoors is not encouraged today in ALL of Grafton County. The burn pile can wait.

http://www.google.org/publicalerts/alert?aid=1c0565231c998260&hl=en&gl=US&source=web

03/24/2015

Here is a great slide show of Saturday's training burn; even though we totally got hosed by the article by being left off the list! But you all know better, we were there.

http://nhpr.org/post/slideshow-north-country-farmhouse-goes-flames-firefighters-practice

The old Lewis farmhouse on Lewis Hill Road in Bethlehem had been abandoned for decades and was so damaged it was beyond rehabilitation - so, the new owner