Terryville Volunteer Fire Department

05/25/2026

🇺🇸 The Terryville Fire Department stands with our community and our nation in honoring and remembering the brave men and women of the United States Armed Forces who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to this country. Their courage, devotion, and selfless commitment to protecting the freedoms we hold dear will never be forgotten.

On this Memorial Day, we remember those who gave their lives in defense of our nation throughout every war and conflict in our history. Their sacrifice was not in vain, and their legacy lives on in the freedoms we enjoy each day. We honor them, we remember them, and we remain forever grateful. 🇺🇸

05/20/2026

Shortly before 2:00 a.m. this morning, our volunteers were dispatched at the request of the Harwinton Fire Department to assist with a 2nd alarm commercial structure fire as a Rapid Intervention Team (RIT). RIT crews are specially assigned to stand by for firefighter emergencies, providing immediate rescue assistance for any firefighter who becomes injured, trapped, or disoriented while operating inside a structure fire.

Engine 5 and our support truck responded with personnel and, upon arrival, were reassigned to interior fire attack operations alongside crews already on scene. Our members assisted with fire suppression efforts, overhaul, and salvage operations to help bring the incident under control and protect property from further damage.

After several hours operating on scene, all units returned to service shortly before 4:00 a.m.

We’re always proud to assist our neighboring departments with professionalism and teamwork.

05/19/2026

This EMS Week, the Terryville Fire Department proudly recognizes the dedicated members of the Plymouth Volunteer Ambulance Corps for the care, professionalism, and compassion you bring to our community every single day.

Whether it’s a critical emergency, a late-night call, or standing beside us on scene, your commitment never goes unnoticed. Your partnership, teamwork, and unwavering service help keep Plymouth safe.

Thank you for answering the call, for supporting our residents when they need it most, and for everything you do behind the scenes that often goes unseen.

From all of us at Terryville Fire Department, Happy EMS Week and thank you for your continued dedication to our community. We’re proud to stand alongside you.

05/12/2026

UPDATE:
The child’s parents/guardians have been located! Thank you for your assistance!

Urgent: From our friends at Plymouth PD! They are attempting to locate the parents or guardians of a young child, that was found wandering! The public’s help is needed!

UPDATE:

5/12/2026, 1:20pm

The parents have been located. Thank you to everyone who has assisted in this matter.

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🚨 Found Child 🚨

The Plymouth Police Department is attempting to locate the parents and/or legal guardian of the below pictured child.

The child was found alone in the area of Main Street and Route 72 without anyone around.

If anyone has any information that can help us locate the parents and/or legal guardian, please contact the Plymouth Police Department immediately at (860) 589-7779.

Thank you for your assistance.

05/10/2026

Today, the members of the Terryville Fire Department would like to wish a very Happy Mother’s Day to all the amazing moms in our community and beyond.

Mothers are the backbone of so many families, always giving their time, love, strength, and support without asking for anything in return. Behind many firefighters, first responders, and community members is a mom who helped shape who they are today.

We especially want to thank the mothers who support those who serve, the moms working on the front lines themselves, and the women who somehow balance family, work, and caring for others every day. Your sacrifices never go unnoticed.

From our firehouse family to yours, thank you for everything you do, and we hope you have a safe, relaxing, and well-deserved Mother’s Day.

05/05/2026

Good Morning Plymouth!

Fire Danger Update 05/05/2026

Fire conditions have worsened due to ongoing weather, and today’s risk is even higher than yesterday. What was already a high fire danger has now escalated to very high.

🔥 VERY HIGH FIRE DANGER TODAY
Current conditions mean any outdoor fire could spread quickly and become difficult to control.

❌ Open burning is not allowed today.
❌ All burn permits are suspended.

If you notice smoke or fire, report it immediately, don’t delay. Fast response is especially important with brush fires under these conditions.

Please stay safe and do your part to protect our community.

Terryville Fire Department

05/04/2026

Good Morning Plymouth!

While we often focus on the forecast; sun, clouds, rain, or storms, today we need to highlight something just as important: elevated fire danger.

🔥 Today is a HIGH FIRE DANGER day.
Due to current weather conditions, any outdoor fire can spread rapidly and become uncontrollable.

❌ No open burning is permitted today.
❌ All burn permits are cancelled for today.

If you see smoke or fire, report it immediately, do not wait. Quick action is critical, especially with brush fires in these conditions.

Stay safe and help us protect our community!

Terryville Fire Department

04/30/2026

Help us help you! Join community connect today! You can create an account and enter your information into the secure portal. If we are ever dispatched to your home, your information will be displayed to our first responders showing any pertinent information about your home that you wish to share with us. Information shown could be the number of occupants who live in the home, occupants with any special needs, hazards, contact information, etc. There is an account for the business owners as well!

Reach out if you have any questions!

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04/27/2026

Plymouth Residents,

From April 26 to May 3, 2026, please join the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation in honoring America’s fallen fire heroes by lighting up red.

Landmarks, fire departments, businesses, organizations, and families are invited to take part in this nationwide tribute leading up to National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Weekend.

🚨 Light our town up red and show your support! 🚨