• Firefighters Remove Injured Construction Worker From Collapse of Temporary Shoring

    By Published On: August 30, 2018Categories: Media ReleasesTags: Views: 1030

    Worker Was Disentangled Then Removed With Aerial Device Earlier today, a construction worker was injured as structural shoring being removed gave way, falling on a worker who was positioned below it.. The incident happened on the 2nd floor of the property at 1 Greyrock Place. Units from Stamford Fire Department and Stamford Emergency Medical Services [...]

  • “Someone on the Suncoast You Should Know: Charlie Haggerty”

    By Published On: August 19, 2018Categories: In The NewsTags: Views: 1124

    Retired Stamford Firefighter Charles W Haggerty has amassed quite a collection of firefighting memorabilia and was featured in an August 8, 2018, SNN news broadcast in Sarasota, Florida.  Charlie was a supernumerary Firefighter before becoming a Regular Fireman of the SFD on July 30, 1958. Also becoming regular firefighters with Charlie on that date were: Henry L. [...]

  • Our Media Release Distribution System Has Been Updated

    By Published On: August 17, 2018Categories: Media ReleasesTags: , , , , , Views: 664

    The Stamford Fire Department is pleased to announce a significant upgrade to our Media Release Distribution System. With the upgrade, we will no longer be sending faxes to any of the fax numbers we have one file. Our new system will send HTML Media Releases, instead of PDF's, to individuals and/or agencies that subscribe to [...]

  • This Is A Test!

    By Published On: August 17, 2018Categories: Media ReleasesViews: 508

    This is only a test of our automated press release system Incident Number: Incident Location: Incident Date: 1900-01-01 00:00:00.0

  • A Heavy Line Of Thunderstorms Storms Swamp Rush Hour Commuters In Flooded Roadways

    By Published On: June 28, 2018Categories: Media ReleasesTags: Views: 1088

    Numerous Rescues From Submerged Vehicles Made A heavy line of thunderstorms rolled into the Stamford area just before 5 pm today, at the peak of the rush-hour commute.  The storms caused extensive flooding in not only the usual flood-prone areas but in countless areas across the City of Stamford. The Stamford 911 Center began receiving calls at 4:54, [...]

  • Retired Firefighter George Thomas Searles Sr., 84, Has Passed Away

    By Published On: June 16, 2018Categories: Member NewsTags: , , Views: 926

    It is with deep regret that the Stamford Fire Department announces the passing of retired Stamford Firefighter George Thomas Searles Sr. Firefighter Searles was 84 year old, formerly of Stamford and more recently of Shelton.  He passed away on Friday, June 8, 2018. Born February 5, 1934, George was a graduate of Stamford High School [...]

  • Retired Deputy Chief Thomas A. Petrone Has Passed Away

    By Published On: May 5, 2018Categories: Member NewsViews: 826

    It is with deep regret that the Stamford Fire Department announces the passing of retired Deputy Chief Thomas A. Petrone. Chief Petrone was 94 and passed away at home in Stratford on April 29. Born April 5, 1924 in Stamford to George and Mary Petrone, he was married for 61 years to the late Dorothy [...]

  • Did You Know That Today Is International Firefighter’s Day?

    By Published On: May 4, 2018Categories: In The NewsTags: Views: 936

    Today is International Firefighter's Day.  We would like to take this opportunity to thank the members of the Stamford Fire Department for their service and dedication to their community! “The role of a firefighter in today’s society – be it urban, rural, natural environment, volunteer, career, industrial, defence force, aviation, motor sport, or other is one [...]

  • Tanker Truck Carrying Methyl Methacrylate Overturns In Stamford Industrial Park

    By Published On: April 30, 2018Categories: Media ReleasesTags: Views: 1052

    At 08:08 am, the Stamford Dispatch Center received a 911 call for an overturned tanker truck at 391 Fairfield Avenue. Three engines, a ladder truck, a rescue company, a hazardous materials response unit and a command unit were dispatched to the incident. First arriving units found an 18 wheel tanker truck carrying 34,000 pounds of [...]