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Reminder if you have a fire hydrant on your proper Reminder if you have a fire hydrant on your property or near you, please shovel a 3 foot radius around the fire hydrant. Protecting the life and property of you, your family, your friends, and your neighbors is very important. If you do not shovel around your fire hydrant, the water supply to put out a fire will be delayed and you may also be subject to fines by the Town of Tolland. If you do not remove snow within 24 hours of the snow storm in accordance with Town of Tolland Ordiance Artile II Section 130-6. Stay warm and be safe in this cold weather!
MVA ALERT: Tolland Fire is on scene of an MVA on R MVA ALERT: Tolland Fire is on scene of an MVA on Route 195/Merrow Road near Dunkin’ Donuts. One lane of 195 is currently shut down. Please use caution in the area.
Last night, TFD responded and operated at a struct Last night, TFD responded and operated at a structure fire on Bonair Hill Road. The incident is under investigation by the Local Fire Marshal and CSP Fire & Explosion Investigation Unit.

We want to thank our mutual aid partners for their assistance: @tollandcounty911, Killingly Rehab Team, Crystal Lake Fire Department, @weststaffordfire, @somersctfiredept46, Ellington Fire Department, South Windsor Fire Department - Fire Marshal, Ambulance Service of Manchester (ASM), @vernonfiredept & Vernon Ambulance, East Windsor Ambulance, American Medical Response (AMR), @csp_troopc, @ct.deep, CSP FEIU, @ct_state_police and Eversouce.

Thank you to Papa T's for the donation of hot food to our members this afternoon who spent the morning thawing and repacking frozen hose. And thank you @squadfirephotos for the photos.
Please take a moment to read this important messag Please take a moment to read this important message from the Connecticut Fire Academy: 

As cleanup begins today, please take it slow and work safely.

Remember to clear:

• All building egress paths
• Walkways and travel paths
• Utility and appliance vents
• Local fire hydrants

Please also remember to stay hydrated, take regular breaks, and give snowplows plenty of room to do their jobs.

These simple steps make a real difference for emergency access and community safety. Thank you for looking out for one another and helping keep Connecticut moving forward safely.

Stay safe.

CT Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection
CT Travel ban prohibiting commercial vehicles – su CT Travel ban prohibiting commercial vehicles – such as permitted vehicles, trucks, RVs, tractor trailers, tankers, and vehicles with trailers – from traveling on all limited access highways in Connecticut beginning at 12:00 p.m. on Sunday, January 25, 2026, and remaining in effect until further notice. A separate announcement will be made by the Office of the Governor when it has been determined that the order regarding commercial vehicle travel can be lifted.
Reminder if you have a fire hydrant on your proper Reminder if you have a fire hydrant on your property or near you, please shovel a 3 foot radius around the fire hydrant. Protecting the life and property of you, your family, your friends, and your neighbors is very important. Stay warm and be safe during tomorrow's winter storm!
Tolland Fire Department is looking to create a res Tolland Fire Department is looking to create a resource list of residents that have snowmobiles available for emergency use. We will reach out to you in the event your services are needed. Please copy and paste link below into your brower to fill out. Thank you.

https://forms.gle/7UVR6Maq887F22Vc7
Please take a moment to read this important messag Please take a moment to read this important message from the National Association of State Fire Marshals. There is more information about Community Risk Reduction on the following link: 

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1DdguJvQJj/

We recommend every household complete these quick steps.
Today, we are honoring and remembering Lieutenant Today, we are honoring and remembering Lieutenant Gary Passaro who made the ultimate sacrifice 36 years ago. Gary passed away in the line of duty on January 18, 1990 while participating in a hazardous material’s drill at Tolland High School. Gary was rescuing mock victims when he suffered a heart attack. Gary joined the Tolland Fire Department in 1977. He reached the rank of Fire Lieutenant and Chairman of the Board of Directors. Gary also served his country in the military during the Vietnam War. 

Thank you, Gary, for serving your community and country. You will always be remembered! Photo collage was created by Honorary Member Joe Duval. Gary is shown in the second photo which was taken in 1989 prior to a parade. Photos from the files of the Tolland Fire Department.
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