Fully Involved Tesla Car Fire Takes 42 Minutes to Extinguish
By Deputy Chief Philip HayesPublished On: September 15, 2022Categories: Media ReleasesTags: FeaturedViews: 24969600 Gallons of Water Per Minute Help Suppress Challenging Fire Incident Number: 22-08855Incident Date: Thursday, September 15, 2022 at 11:18 AMIncident Location: In Back of 1132 E Main Street At 11:18 AM today, the Stamford Combined 911 Dispatch Center began receiving calls of a car fire behind the Blue Ginger Restaurant at 1132 E Main Street. Additional [...]
President Joseph R. Biden, Jr. to Award Medals of Valor to Stamford Firefighters
By Deputy Chief Philip HayesPublished On: May 16, 2022Categories: Department News, Media ReleasesTags: FeaturedViews: 2040On May 16, 2022, President Joseph R. Biden, Jr., will award the Medal of Valor to fifteen public safety officers, including two officers who died in the line of duty, during a ceremony in the East Room. These awards are for acts of bravery in eight different incidents during the 2019-2020 and 2020-2021 award cycles. [...]
Thinking About Applying and Want To Know What CPAT Is?
By Deputy Chief Philip HayesPublished On: April 25, 2022Categories: Department News, Important InformationTags: FeaturedViews: 7580The video, shown below, explains the Candidate Physical Ability Test (CPAT). It consists of eight separate events requiring you to progress along a predetermined path from event to event in a continuous manner. The events include: Stair ClimbHose DragEquipment CarryLadder Raise and ExtensionForcible EntryMaze SearchVictim Drag Ceiling Breach and Pull. The International Association of Fire [...]
Hiring Information Command Center
By Deputy Chief Philip HayesPublished On: March 29, 2022Categories: Department NewsTags: FeaturedViews: 10732NOW HIRING: ENTRY-LEVEL FIREFIGHTERS SERVE WITH COURAGE. PROTECT WITH PRIDE: UPCOMING EXAM DATESWRITTEN EXAM: 02.21.26 - ORAL INTERVIEW ASSESSMENT: 02.22.26 MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA OR GED AT LEAST 18 YEARS OLD VALID DRIVER'S LICENSE (CLEAN RECORD) U.S. CITIZEN OR AUTHORIZED TO WORK IN THE U.S. VALID CPAT CERTIFICATE (ISSUED FEB 21, 2025 OR LATER) [...]
Stamford First Responders Pay Tribute to the Healthcare Workers of The Stamford Hospital.
By Deputy Chief Philip HayesPublished On: April 8, 2020Categories: In The NewsTags: FeaturedViews: 1370Thank you to our friends at HeyStamford.com for putting together this wonderful memory of yesterday's tribute to the HERO'S of The Stamford Hospital.
Its Time To Change Your Clocks & Change Your Smoke Detector Batteries
By Deputy Chief Philip HayesPublished On: November 2, 2018Categories: Media Releases, Safety FactsTags: FeaturedViews: 1744It’s that time of year again to “fall back", marking the end of Daylight Saving Time. Please take this opportunity to prepare your home for fire emergencies and change the smoke alarm battery if they have replaceable batteries. Did you know? Three out of five home fire deaths result from fires in properties without working [...]
Fire Prevention Week is October 7-13, 2018
By Deputy Chief Philip HayesPublished On: October 8, 2018Categories: Department News, In The News, Media Releases, Safety FactsTags: #FirePreventionWeek, #TestYourAlarms, FeaturedViews: 1591Important Fire Safety Tips Choose interconnected smoke alarms, so when one sounds, they all sound. Put smoke alarms inside and outside each bedroom and sleeping area. Put alarms on every level of the home. Make sure your smoke alarms work. Your family is not safe if they can’t hear the smoke ala Test smoke alarms [...]
“Someone on the Suncoast You Should Know: Charlie Haggerty”
By Deputy Chief Philip HayesPublished On: August 19, 2018Categories: In The NewsTags: FeaturedViews: 1401Retired 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. [...]
A Heavy Line Of Thunderstorms Storms Swamp Rush Hour Commuters In Flooded Roadways
By Deputy Chief Philip HayesPublished On: June 28, 2018Categories: Media ReleasesTags: FeaturedViews: 1338Numerous 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, [...]

