• Retired Fire Captain Albert Rich Has Passed Away

    By Published On: July 28, 2017Categories: Member NewsViews: 810

    It is with deep regret that the Stamford Fire Department announces the passing of retired Fire Captain Albert Rich.  Albert Rich, 79, of West Haven and formerly of Stamford passed away peacefully surrounded by his loving family on Wednesday, July 26, 2017 at Yale New Haven Hospital. He was born in Stamford on July 22, [...]

  • Missing Boater Located In Stamford Harbor

    By Published On: June 25, 2017Categories: Media ReleasesTags: , , , , Views: 786

    Stamford, CT – Stamford fire, police, and EMS were dispatched at 23:25 pm Saturday night for a report of a boater unaccounted for in Stamford Harbor. The boat’s occupants noticed the boater was missing sometime after entering Stamford Harbor, having traveled from New York. Stamford emergency services initiated both a shore-based and open water search [...]

  • Retired Stamford Firefighter Nikodem J. Kowaleski Has Passed Away

    By Published On: February 2, 2017Categories: Member NewsViews: 630

    Nikodem J Kowaleski Jr died peacefully at home on January 9, 2017. He was 90. He was the son of the late Nikodem Sr and Weronika Domalewski Kowalewski. A lifelong resident of Stamford, CT, he graduated from Stamford High School and Fordham University. He served in the US Army during the Korean War receiving both [...]

  • Retired Firefighter Michael F. Piacenza Obituary

    By Published On: December 12, 2016Categories: Member NewsViews: 699

    Michael F. Piacenza passed away peacefully on Friday, December 9, 2016 at age 92. Born and raised in Stamford, CT, he was the son of the late Leonard and Assunta Dagilia Piacenza. Michael was a World War II veteran, having served for the U.S. Army, and a firefighter for the city of Stamford for 37 [...]

  • City Firefighters Rescue Child Trapped in Escalator

    By Published On: December 1, 2016Categories: Media ReleasesViews: 556

    Stamford, CT. November 30, 2016 - At 7:51 pm City of Stamford firefighters were called to the Macy's department store at 151 Broad Street to rescue a five-year-old child who had gotten his foot caught in an escalator. One engine company, one truck company, the department's heavy rescue company, and the duty deputy chief responded [...]

  • Firefighters Remove Steel Nut From Child’s Finger

    By Published On: November 20, 2016Categories: Media ReleasesViews: 747

    Stamford, CT - Stamford Fire Department's Rescue 1 (R-1) was requested to respond to 1 Hospital Plaza, Stamford Hospital Pediatric Emergency Room, to assist hospital personnel treating a 5-year-old male with a bolt in his hand.  Upon arrival, R-1 crew discovered that the child had threaded a 3/8 inch steel nut onto his right index [...]

  • Retired Firefighter Lou Moavero Has Passed Away

    By Published On: November 19, 2016Categories: Member NewsViews: 775

    The Stamford Fire Department is saddened to announce the passing of retired Firefighter Lou Moavero. Lou, a lifetime Stamford resident, passed away peacefully with his loving family by his side on Friday, November 18, 2016 at Stamford, Hospital from Lung Cancer and complications from a stroke. Lou was 79 and was born in Stamford on August [...]

  • Stamford Fireboat Rescues Boater in Distress

    By Published On: November 7, 2016Categories: Media ReleasesViews: 431

    Stamford, Connecticut - At 1:05 pm the Stamford Fire Department responded to a call for help from a boater trapped on a sinking boat in the waters off of Cove Island. Two engines, the fireboat, and deputy chief were assigned to the incident. As ground-based firefighters searched from land, Stamford Fireboat 236 made way to [...]

  • Mulch Fire Damages City Hotel

    By Published On: November 7, 2016Categories: Media ReleasesViews: 524

    Stamford, CT. - At 5:07 am Monday morning the 9-1-1 center received a call reporting that the side of the Super 8 Motel at 32 Grenhart Road was on fire. The caller reported that they believe they extinguished the fire but did not believe it was fully out. The Stamford Fire Department responded with four [...]