Hinesburg Fire Department

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We are nestled in the beautiful Champlain valley region of Northwestern Vermont Providing Fire and First Response service to a population of 6500 citizens in the Town of Hinesburg and the Town of St. Our Membership consists of 40 volunteers, many cross-trained in both fire and EMS. For burn permits, please contact our dispatch center at 985-8051.

This past Wednesday and Thursday, members of the Hinesburg Fire Department traveled to the Vermont Fire Academy to parti...
06/12/2026

This past Wednesday and Thursday, members of the Hinesburg Fire Department traveled to the Vermont Fire Academy to participate in live-fire training. Firefighters focused on many of the core skills of the profession, including fire suppression, victim search and rescue, and understanding fire behavior under realistic conditions.

This training opportunity was valuable for several reasons. In addition to honing critical firefighting skills, Hinesburg firefighters trained alongside members of the Williston Fire Department, Charlotte Fire and Rescue Services, and Shelburne Fire Departments—our mutual aid partners who we are likely to work with during actual structure fire incidents. Training together strengthens relationships, improves communication, and enhances our ability to operate as a cohesive team when responding to emergencies.

The experience was also beneficial because it provided one of the most realistic training environments available. Live-fire training at the Vermont Fire Academy allows firefighters to experience conditions that somewhat resembles those encountered on actual emergency scenes. Opportunities like this are invaluable unless a structure is donated locally for training purposes.

We are fortunate to have dedicated members who are committed to continuous learning and professional development, and we appreciate the opportunity to train together as a team to better serve the Hinesburg community.

As the weather gets warmer, more people will be heading to Lake Iroquois to enjoy all that summer in Vermont has to offe...
06/06/2026

As the weather gets warmer, more people will be heading to Lake Iroquois to enjoy all that summer in Vermont has to offer.

Did you know that the Lake Iroquois Association operates a volunteer Greeter Program to help protect the lake from invasive species? From Memorial Day through Labor Day, a trained greeter is on duty every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday with a pressurized hot-water boat wash station available for watercraft entering the lake. Greeters are also on duty during the July 4th holiday period.

Hinesburg firefighters were happy to assist the Lake Iroquois Association by filling the boat wash station and helping prepare for the busy summer season ahead.

This valuable program plays an important role in protecting the health and beauty of Lake Iroquois for current and future generations.

To learn more about the Greeter Program and how you can help prevent the spread of invasive species, visit:

https://www.lakeiroquois.org/invasives/greeters-boat-wash

Thank you to the Lake Iroquois Association and all of the volunteers who dedicate their time to protecting this important community resource.

This past weekend, the Hinesburg Fire Department was proud to participate in Dragon Day at the St. George Town Hall. Thi...
06/05/2026

This past weekend, the Hinesburg Fire Department was proud to participate in Dragon Day at the St. George Town Hall. This annual community event is a wonderful opportunity to bring neighbors together for live music, games, great food, and plenty of fun.

HFD brought our Rescue Truck and had a fantastic time meeting community members of all ages—including a few four-legged friends! We always appreciate the opportunity to connect with residents outside of emergency situations and share what we do to serve our communities.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by to say hello, and to the organizers for putting together another great Dragon Day. We look forward to seeing you again next year!

Lt. Beauchemin, FF/Medic Bliss, EMT Novak and Chief Nadeau joined Hinesburg Police Department, Town of Hinesburg VT Rich...
06/04/2026

Lt. Beauchemin, FF/Medic Bliss, EMT Novak and Chief Nadeau joined Hinesburg Police Department, Town of Hinesburg VT Richmond Police and other community members in this amazing event!

Last week, the Hinesburg Fire Department hosted a Community Risk Reduction “Night of Learning” at St. Jude’s Church for ...
06/03/2026

Last week, the Hinesburg Fire Department hosted a Community Risk Reduction “Night of Learning” at St. Jude’s Church for residents of the Lyman Meadows and Lyman Park neighborhoods following the tragic fire that occurred in April.

Chief Nadeau was joined by American Red Cross Community Disaster Program Managers Michaela Olin and Lyndsey Morin, as well as Vermont Fire and Life Safety Education Coordinator for Community Risk Reduction, Reginald “Reggie” Belivieu.

Although the presentation was originally scheduled to last 30–45 minutes, attendees brought thoughtful questions and participated in meaningful discussions about fire safety and emergency preparedness. The conversation was so engaging that the event lasted nearly twice as long as planned.

By the end of the evening, residents left with a stronger understanding of practical safety measures they can take to protect their homes and loved ones, along with greater awareness of the services and resources available through the Hinesburg Fire Department, the American Red Cross, and the Vermont Fire Marshal’s Office.

Would you like Hinesburg firefighters to present to your neighborhood, community group, or organization? Contact Chief Nadeau at [email protected] to schedule a presentation.

The Hinesburg Fire Department is proud to serve the residents of Hinesburg and St. George.

Hinesburg Firefighters and EMTs will be joining our brothers and sisters in law enforcement during this great event. Goo...
06/02/2026

Hinesburg Firefighters and EMTs will be joining our brothers and sisters in law enforcement during this great event.

Good FYI regarding the potential for a brief traffic delay though 👍

Traffic alert: The 2026 Special Olympics Vermont Law Enforcement Torch Run will take place in Hinesburg this Thursday, June 4, starting at 1:00 pm. Runners will be running from Hinesburg Community School to CVU High School, along Vermont Route 116, and onto CVU Road. This run will be escorted by police cars and may slow traffic at times. Motorists should expect minor delays, use caution in the area, and follow the directions of officers and event personnel.

Thank you for your patience and support as we participate in this important community event and help carry the Flame of Hope for Vermont's Special Olympics athletes.

We participate in many events in support of the Special Olympics and we invite you to join us in supporting Special Olympics! If you would like to learn more, visit .... https://www.specialolympicsvermont.org/letr

Today, members of the Hinesburg Fire Department were honored to attend the Memorial Day ceremony at the Hinesburg Vetera...
05/25/2026

Today, members of the Hinesburg Fire Department were honored to attend the Memorial Day ceremony at the Hinesburg Veterans Memorial Park alongside members of our community, local leaders, and the Scouts who proudly presented the colors.

The ceremony served as a meaningful reminder of the sacrifices made by those who have gone before us in service to our nation. We gathered to honor veterans from Hinesburg and communities across the United States who gave so much for the freedoms we enjoy today.

Despite the rain, our community showed up strong — proving once again that remembrance, gratitude, and patriotism endure in any weather.

Thank you to everyone who participated in and attended today’s ceremony. We will never forget those who served and sacrificed.

As EMS Week 2026 comes to a close, we want to recognize and thank the members of the Hinesburg Fire Department who provi...
05/22/2026

As EMS Week 2026 comes to a close, we want to recognize and thank the members of the Hinesburg Fire Department who provide EMS first response services day and night to the Towns of Hinesburg and St. George.

Our members work tirelessly — whether running scheduled shifts or responding while on call — to help our community when needed most. We are incredibly grateful for the commitment, sacrifice, compassion, and professionalism shown by both our career and on-call members. We are lucky to have you.

We are also proud to share that following a recently hosted Vermont Emergency First Responder (VEFR) course, more than 80% of our entire department roster is now certified to at least the VEFR level, with many members certified at EMT, Advanced EMT and Paramedic level.

This year’s EMS Week theme was “Improving Outcomes, Together,” and that message truly reflects the teamwork required in emergency services. We would be remiss if we did not recognize our partners at Shelburne Communications Center, Richmond Rescue, Williston Fire Department, Charlotte Fire and Rescue Services Shelburne Rescue South Burlington Fire - IAFF Local 3671, and the many others who work alongside us to help save lives every day.

Thank you to all EMS providers for everything you do for our communities.

The black bunting has been put up around the Hinesburg Fire Department to honor Linda Palmer who passed away earlier thi...
05/15/2026

The black bunting has been put up around the Hinesburg Fire Department to honor Linda Palmer who passed away earlier this week.

Linda served as a member of the Fire Department Auxiliary, helping at the famous July 4th chicken BBQ, fundraisers and other FD events. Linda is also the spouse of former HFD Assistant Chief George Palmer who served the Town of Hinesburg for 50 years.

Our hearts are with Linda's family during this difficult time.

Monday May 11 is the deadline to apply to the best job in the world (yes we're biased) 😆We want YOU to come work for us ...
05/08/2026

Monday May 11 is the deadline to apply to the best job in the world (yes we're biased) 😆

We want YOU to come work for us and make a difference in people's lives. Apply today!

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10340 Route 116
Hinesburg, VT
05461

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