Stevenson Volunteer Fire Company

05/27/2026

This afternoon shortly before 2:30 Stevenson, Monroe Volunteer Fire Department, No.1 Inc. and Stepney Fire Department were dispatched to the intersection of Rt 111 and Rt 34 for a rolled over truck and possible extrication. Stevenson Chief 352 was first to arrive and was able to confirm everyone had been able to get out of the vehicle on their own. There was a fuel leak from one of the fuel tanks causing CT Deep to be requested along with an environmental cleanup company. Units remained on scene for a couple hours while Bud's Truck and Diesel Service Inc. righted the truck and got it prepared to tow. Monroe Volunteer Emergency Medical Service was on scene taking care of the patients and Monroe CT Police Department was taking care of the investigation and traffic.

05/22/2026

Due to inclement weather, the 2026 Monroe Memorial Day Parade scheduled for Sunday, May 24th has been cancelled.

We honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. 🇺🇸

Please stay safe and have a meaningful Memorial Day weekend.

05/22/2026

🇺🇸 Memorial Day Parade 2026 🇺🇸

Please join the Town of Monroe as we come together to honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation.

📅 Sunday, May 24, 2026
🕐 Parade Begins at 1:00 PM

📍 Parade Route:
Participants will assemble on Elm Street south of Monroe Turnpike (Route 111). The parade will travel north on Monroe Turnpike to the Town Green, where a Memorial Service and Wreath Laying Ceremony will be held.

🚧 Road Closures:
Roads surrounding the parade route will close beginning at 12:30 PM. Monroe Turnpike between Elm Street and the Town Green, along with side streets and shopping plazas along the route, will be closed to traffic. Please plan ahead to avoid delays.

Join us as we pay tribute to our fallen heroes and reflect on the true meaning of Memorial Day. 🇺🇸

05/05/2026

An important message from the Fire Marshal’s office.

04/17/2026

We will be posting more pictures one lettering is complete. Gowans-Knight Co.,Inc. did a beautiful job building a new body, and refurbishing the suspension on Engine 302. This body allowed us to get rid of our Rescue 320, and make one less truck we need to maintain and service. Thank you Gowans!

04/16/2026

A very well written article celebrating the 50 year anniversary of three of our members as we posted about over the last few months. Thank you Bill for writing this and taking the time to talk.

MONROE, Conn. --- David York followed in his father's footsteps when he became a firefighter and a minister to serve his community. William "W***y" Wiley, who was a Boy Scout growing up, joined the Stevenson Volunteer Fire Department to get involved shortly after moving to Monroe with his wife, Gera...

04/12/2026

The last two evenings have been eventful. Friday evening around 8:00pm Stevenson was requested for a tanker into Oxford. Once the tanker was on the road along with Chief 351, they were redirected to stand by at Riverside Fire Co.. Engine 301 along with members from Monroe Volunteer Fire Department, No.1 Inc. were added to standby as well while Oxford fire companies operated at a fire. Units were cleared around 9:00pm. On the way back into town, the crew on Tanker 316 noticed a large amount of water coming from a vacant portion of a building on Roosevelt Dr (RT34). Crews were able to make entry and shut off the water to the broken pipe.

Last night around 10:40pm Stevenson was toned out for a motor vehicle accident, possible car into a residence. Upon arrival, Deputy Chief 352 found a vehicle had run through the front porch of a residence. Luckily there were no serious injuries, and the building was checked by the building inspector.

Please keep in mind, we are in brush fire season, with today’s fire danger being High. Please do not burn, and remember any burning in the town of Monroe requires a burn permit from Monroe CT Office of the Fire Marshal.

Enjoy this beautiful weather and the start of spring!

04/09/2026

On Tuesday evening, we had the privilege to congratulate another Past Chief on his 50 years of service with the Stevenson Volunteer Fire Company. W***y Wiley continues to respond to calls and and still a big part of our fire company. The officers and members would like to say thank you, and congratulations W***y. (Pictured are Assistant Chief Eric Christensen, Chief John Howe, Past Chief W***y Wiley and Deputy Chief Geoffrey Giordano)

03/30/2026

Please follow current burn regulations. If you have questions, please reach out to Monroe CT Office of the Fire Marshal for answers.

03/22/2026

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