Lebanon Volunteer Fire Department Inc.

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ATTENTION: Babcock Hill Rd is closed with a tree and wires in the road at #149. Please avoid the area.
05/30/2026

ATTENTION: Babcock Hill Rd is closed with a tree and wires in the road at #149. Please avoid the area.

ATTENTION: Norwich Ave is closed between Savin Lake and the Colchester town line with a tree and wires across the road. ...
05/30/2026

ATTENTION: Norwich Ave is closed between Savin Lake and the Colchester town line with a tree and wires across the road. Please avoid the area.

LVFD Units responded along with Bozrah Volunteer Fire Company, Inc. and Colchester Fire & Emergency Medical Services to ...
05/29/2026

LVFD Units responded along with Bozrah Volunteer Fire Company, Inc. and Colchester Fire & Emergency Medical Services to Rt 2 westbound under the the exit 30/Scott Hill Rd underpass for a motorcycle accident. Car 806 arrived in a minute of the dispatch time and found a motorcyclist down with life threatening injuries. LIFE STAR was requested to land on the highway to transport the rider to a local trauma center. Connecticut State Police are on scene investigating. The highway is closed in the area of the accident. Traffic westbound is able to exit the highway at exit 30 and reenter the highway past the scene on the onramp for exit 30/scott hill rd. Please use caution in the area.

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A little Flashback Friday today! The LVFD Ambulances featuring our newest addition to the EMS fleet AMB 606. It always a...
05/22/2026

A little Flashback Friday today! The LVFD Ambulances featuring our newest addition to the EMS fleet AMB 606. It always amazing to sit back and realize how far ambulances have come!

Continuing with EMS Week "Improving Outcomes, Together" - today we will highlight a couple tools your volunteers have at...
05/21/2026

Continuing with EMS Week "Improving Outcomes, Together" - today we will highlight a couple tools your volunteers have at their disposal to help save lives.

LVFD EMS providers have both automated external defibrillators (AED) and LUCAS 3 automated chest compression devices at the ready for use in cardiac related events. The AED can test the patient's heartbeat, and provide a shock if needed to stabilize their heartbeat. The LUCAS device is used for CPR and extends the reach of care by maintaining chest compressions during transport from the scene to the hospital.

Both LVFD ambulances are equipped with an AED as well as a LUCAS device as a part of their regular outfitting. In addition, all LVFD apparatus and vehicles are outfitted with an AED. To further enhance emergency response, 16 of our LVFD members carry an AED along with their emergency medical kits in their personal vehicles. To round out community protection, there are an additional 27 AEDs distributed around town at locations such as the Jonathan Trumbull Library, Town Hall, the schools, churches, etc.

If you'd like to help our Lebanon community, ask us how you can join our team! You can visit our website and fill out the online application form - https://www.lebanonfd.org/join-us - no experience is necessary, WE TRAIN YOU!

Earlier this evening your LVFD volunteers continued a time-honored department Memorial Day tradition that has been occur...
05/21/2026

Earlier this evening your LVFD volunteers continued a time-honored department Memorial Day tradition that has been occurring for decades. Members visited the graves of past members buried in town and placed fire department "Loyal to our Duty" flags at their markers. This year it was a little rushed due to the possibility of severe weather, but we were able to visit each member's final resting place to honor them for Memorial Day. Here is a look at this year's LVFD Flag Detail.

"Improving Outcomes, Together" - to continue on this year's EMS Week theme, we'd like to put the spotlight on some of th...
05/20/2026

"Improving Outcomes, Together" - to continue on this year's EMS Week theme, we'd like to put the spotlight on some of the other EMS certifications our members have been adding to their resumes, beyond EMT and EMR. These certifications are certainly adding to the "Improving Outcomes" part.

In addition to EMT and EMR certifications, our members have added these to their toolkits:
Connecticut Certifications:
* Emergency Medical Service Instructor
* Health and Safety Officer
* BLS CPR Instructor
National Certification:
* Tactical Emergency Casualty Care Provider

If you'd like to help and improve outcomes together, join our team! Ask us how you can apply for membership - no experience is necessary. Remember that WE WILL TRAIN YOU!

Part of "Improving Outcomes, Together" is making sure our members can respond to the community's calls for service as qu...
05/19/2026

Part of "Improving Outcomes, Together" is making sure our members can respond to the community's calls for service as quickly as possible. As call volumes here in Lebanon continue to increase year after year, the frequency of concurrent calls for EMS service also grows.

Now that we have two ambulances in service to work together serving the community's needs, here are some statistics about responses with our newest member of the EMS fleet, Ambulance 606. These figures are from Fiscal Year 2025/26, which started September 1, 2025 and is still ongoing.

Ambulance 606
Total Calls: 262
Concurrent calls: 64
Mutual Aid responses out of town: 10

Also, thus far this month alone, May 2026, there were 6 concurrent EMS calls where both Ambulance 606 and 506 responded with a full staff!

If you'd like to help out - drop us a line to find out our application process. No experience or training is needed - we will train you!

This year's theme for EMS Week is "Improving Outcomes, Together". For our first post of the week, we'd like to highligh...
05/18/2026

This year's theme for EMS Week is "Improving Outcomes, Together". For our first post of the week, we'd like to highlight some of our members that hold active State of Connecticut EMT or EMR certifications.

We currently have a total of 36 active members that hold Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) or Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) certifications. Adding all of their years of service as EMS professionals to the town together, your volunteers currently have a total of over 545 years of experience!

If you'd like to help out, we're always looking for new members - just ask us how you can apply for membership! No experience or training is needed - WE WILL TRAIN YOU!

Last night was the first game of the season for the newly formed team of Lebanon, Franklin Volunteer Fire Department, Bo...
05/18/2026

Last night was the first game of the season for the newly formed team of Lebanon, Franklin Volunteer Fire Department, Bozrah Volunteer Fire Company, Inc. and Team Yellow Colchester Hayward Volunteer Fire Company. The BFLC (we will take recommendations for a new name) won their first game!! The Eastern Connecticut Firefighters Softball League has resurrected the league, and our group looks forward to a great season!!

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23 Goshen Hill Rd
Lebanon, CT
06249

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+18606427546

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