Reading VT Volunteer Fire & Rescue

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Reading VT Volunteer Fire & Rescue Volunteer Fire and Rescue Service located in Reading, Vermont

At 15:24, 10/24/26, Reading Fire & Rescue were dispatched to a  reported structure fire at 594 Adventure Quest Drive. Pe...
10/25/2026

At 15:24, 10/24/26, Reading Fire & Rescue were dispatched to a reported structure fire at 594 Adventure Quest Drive. Per Reading's running card, Weathersfield Fire, West Windsor Fire and Windsor Fire & Ambulance were dispatched as mutual aid.

Dispatch updated that all occupants were out of the structure.

Weathersfield Fire was first on the scene and updated that the fire had breached the roof and spread to the surrounding wildland and that the house was not at risk.

The following incoming units assisted with the interior attack and also advanced handlines to suppress the wildland fire, which was on the uphill slope and approximately 100' x 100'.

After approximately l hour, both aspects of the fire were brought under control.

Mop-up took another 3/4 hour.

Reading Engine 1 established water supply on Caper Hill Road and topped off Reading Engine 2, Reading Tanker 1 and Weathersfield Tanker.

All Reading units were in-quarters at 1846.

While Reading Fire & Rescue units were at the scene, Proctorsville Fire covered our station.

Reading Fire & Rescue wish to thank our Mutual Aid partners: Windsor Fire, West Windsor Fire, Weathersfield Fire and Proctorsville Fire for their assistance!

The attached photos were suppled by Weathersfield Fire Department.

10/23/2026
10/16/2026

On Wednesday, October 14, Reading Fire & Rescue completed our annual AHA CPR refresher training. Our team practiced essential life-saving skills, including adult, pediatric, and infant CPR, as well as proper AED usage through a mix of lectures and hands-on manikin practice. We also reviewed protocols for managing obstructed airways for both conscious and unresponsive patients, incorporating the latest updated procedures. We remain committed to keeping our skills sharp to best serve our community.

We would like to extend our sincere thanks to our instructor, Alan Beebe, for providing such a knowledgeable and engaging learning experience.

10/04/2026

Calls for September. 2026
Medical.... 3
CO Detector ... 2

And many times HER family dinner!
09/30/2026

And many times HER family dinner!

08/09/2026

Calls for July, 2026

Traffic Hazard: ... 2
Fire Alarm: ... 4
MVC ... 1
Brush Fire ... 1
Welfare Check ... 1
Building Collapse ... 1
Medical ... 1
Utility Problem ... 1
Battery Fire ... 1*

* The battery fire was in a child’s ride-on toy car powered by a lithium battery. Luckily, both the car and the battery were outside the building at the time.

It’s important for everyone to know the risks linked to lithium batteries and the measures that can help protect both health and property.

You should research information on Lithium battery's to ensure that you are doing all that is possible to protect your health and property

07/02/2026

Calls for June, 2026
Medical ... 6
Extrication (20 ft hole) ... 1
Traffic Hazard (Tree in road) ... 2

06/03/2026

Calls for May 2026

Medical ... 4
ATV Accident ... 1
Power Line Down (M.A) ..
1
MVC (W/Extrication) ... 1

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1688 Route 106
South Reading, VT
05062

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