• Stamford Garage Fire Extinguished on East Side

    By Published On: March 30, 2026Categories: Media ReleasesViews: 33

    A fully involved garage fire was extinguished on the East Side shortly after midnight at 00:27, Monday 3/30/2026.  Stamford Fire Department responded with 4 Engines, 1 Ladder Truck, 1 Rescue Truck and an Incident Commander with 26 fire personnel and arrived at 00:31 and found a 10 ft. x 20 ft. wood frame garage storing [...]

  • Stamford Firefighters Quickly Contain Structure Fire on Maher Road

    By Published On: March 17, 2026Categories: Media ReleasesViews: 172

    Tuesday, March 17th at 03:57 the City of Stamford Emergency Communications Center received a 911 call reporting a fire in the home with dark smoke on the 2nd floor at 56 Maher Road. Engine 4 from the East Side Fire Station was first to arrive at 04:03 and reported heavy smoke showing from the rear corner on the 2nd floor of [...]

  • Cold Weather Carbon Monoxide (CO) Safety

    By Published On: February 8, 2026Categories: UncategorizedViews: 363

    When temperatures drop and heating systems work overtime, the risk of carbon monoxide (CO) exposure increases. Carbon monoxide is an invisible, odorless gas that can be deadly if it builds up inside a home or building. Taking a few simple precautions can help keep you and your family safe during cold weather. Why Cold Weather [...]

  • Attic Fire in North Stamford

    By Published On: February 6, 2026Categories: Media ReleasesViews: 1523

    At 13:07 hrs Stamford and Long Ridge Fire Department firefighters responded to 88 Heming Way in North Stamford for a report of fire in the attic.  Long Ridge Fire Department Engine 71 was first on scene within 2 minutes and confirmed a working fire.  Crews immediately stretched a hose line to the 2nd floor and were [...]

  • PROLONGED COLD WEATHER SAFETY CHECKLIST

    By Published On: January 29, 2026Categories: Department NewsViews: 813

    Extended periods of below-freezing temperatures increase the risk of fires, carbon monoxide emergencies, frozen pipes, and medical emergencies. The Stamford Fire Department urges residents to take the steps below to protect lives and property during a prolonged cold snap. PREPARE FOR EXTENDED COLD Home, heat, and fire safety Test all smoke alarms and replace batteries [...]

  • Firefighters Battle Two-Alarm Blaze in 12-Degree Cold as Major Snowstorm Looms

    By Published On: January 25, 2026Categories: Media ReleasesViews: 2824

    On Saturday night, January 24, 2026, Stamford firefighters responded to a second two alarm structure fire during one of the coldest nights of the winter, as the city was preparing for a major snowstorm expected to bring more than a foot of snow to the area.  This was the second fire of the day. At [...]

  • Stamford Firefighters Quickly Control Two-Alarm Fire, Rescue Family Dog

    By Published On: January 24, 2026Categories: Media ReleasesViews: 2094

    At 13:38, the Stamford Combined 911 and Communications Center received a report of black smoke coming from a residence at 178 Montauk Drive. The home is a two story wood frame residential unit, attached to a neighboring unit that was unoccupied at the time of the incident. Three engine companies, one truck company, one rescue [...]

  • WINTER STORM PREPAREDNESS AND FIRE SAFETY CHECKLIST

    By Published On: January 23, 2026Categories: Featured, Important InformationViews: 1090

    A major winter storm is expected to bring well over one foot of snow across Stamford, along with strong winds and dangerous cold. These conditions increase the risk of fires, carbon monoxide emergencies, power outages, and travel hazards. The Stamford Fire Department urges all residents to take the steps below before, during, and after the [...]

  • Active Member Death Notification: Firefighter Herman Naring, Engine Co. 6

    By Published On: November 17, 2025Categories: Media ReleasesViews: 4618

    Firefighter Naring Served the City of Stamford for more than 41 years. Stamford Fire Department Active Member Cancer Death Notification It is with profound sadness and deep respect that the Stamford Fire Department announces the passing of Firefighter Herman Naring, an active member of our department, who courageously battled cancer. Firefighter Naring passed away on [...]

  • A Message from the Stamford Fire Chief Robert Morris to the Citizens of Stamford

    By Published On: November 6, 2025Categories: UncategorizedViews: 1824

    Since October 16, the Stamford Fire Department has been conducting our annual hydrant flow testing across the city. This work ensures that every hydrant will perform properly when lives and property depend on it. Each hydrant is opened only once per year. Crews may return later to confirm that the hydrant drains completely and will [...]

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