Farmington Township Fire Department

08/20/2026

** Update**. The little one was returned home. Thank you to everyone in the community for the fast response and help!!

This little one is currently at the Fire Station. Was found by the Village playground. Please call the Fire station if you have info (330)889-3024 opt. 0. If we can’t find an owner by this evening, we will be forced to have to rehome with the local facilities for the time being.

07/25/2026

Thanks for the invite! Always happy to help out with the kids in our communities! Best of luck to all the parents cars drying out overnight!

07/22/2026

Mr Bruce is also an employee with Farmington Fire. We share the same excitement of his recent accomplishment. Congrats Roger!!

Congratulations to our newest Paramedic! Roger Bruce recently completed the Paramedic Program at TCTC and also passed the NREMT Paramedic Exam! Congratulations!

07/18/2026

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06/21/2026

06/19/2026

6/19/2026 @ 1600hrs.

Farmington Fire Dept was alerted of a possible explosion in the Plalan Lake community of Farmington Township. A ruptured oil well was found to be the cause of the explosion. At this time, it is unknown what caused the rupture and numerous agencies are on site investigating. Farmington Fire was assisted by Southington Fire Dept and the Trumbull County Sheriffs Office.

18:35hrs
The incident in the area of South Park Rd and Lake Rd, Farmington Twp, Plalan Lake Community has been secured. Residents who evacuated can return home. An odor of oil will remain in the area as crews continue to mitigate the situation and begin cleanup. There is no immediate life hazards to residents in the area. Local and state agencies are on scene continuing to work.

06/16/2026

Farmington hosted this month’s county water shuttle training. Thanks to all attended. 43,500 gallons of water moved in an hour.

05/06/2026

To the residents of Farmington,

From the bottom of our hearts, thank you.

Your support in passing the Fire Levy is more than just a vote—it’s a powerful statement of trust, unity, and commitment to the safety and well-being of our entire community. Because of you, we can continue to protect lives, respond when it matters most, and serve with the dedication you deserve.

This levy strengthens not only our department, but the bond we share with the community we are proud to serve.

We don’t take your support lightly. Every call we answer, every life we touch, and every effort we make will reflect the confidence you’ve placed in us.

Thank you for standing with us.

With deep gratitude,
Your Farmington Fire Dept

Jonathan Bland, Fire Chief

05/01/2026

Engine22 assisted on this building fire overnight.