Gov. Malloy says State is monitoring forecast for hurricane Joaquin, Advises residents to be prepared for possible severe weather.
By Deputy Chief Philip HayesPublished On: September 30, 2015Categories: Media ReleasesTags: FeaturedViews: 442(HARTFORD, CT) – Governor Dannel P. Malloy today said that his office and state emergency management officials are closely monitoring the activity of Hurricane Joaquin, which is currently in the Atlantic Ocean, and is advising Connecticut residents to closely follow weather reports and prepare for the possibility of its arrival in the region over the [...]
Stamford Firefighter Receives Life Saving Award
By Deputy Chief Philip HayesPublished On: September 20, 2015Categories: Media Releases, Member NewsTags: Award, Explosion, fire, RescueViews: 903(Stamford, Connecticut) City of Stamford Firefighter Rocco Terenzio, assigned to the West Side Fire Station, has been awarded the Police and Firemen's Insurance Association's Heroes Hall of Fame award. The award recognizes acts of bravery on or off duty that leads to the saving of another's life. The incident for which he is receiving the [...]
Stamford Firefighters Rescue Entrapped Occupant of Motor Vehicle Crash
By Deputy Chief Philip HayesPublished On: September 19, 2015Categories: Media ReleasesTags: Vehicle AccidentViews: 687Stamford Fire units from the South End Station and The Woodside Station responded to Southfield Ave near the entrance of the Crab Shell for a vehicle flipped over with an occupant still trapped in the vehicle. Crews worked to stabilize both the occupant and vehicle, then used specialized cutting equipment to remove the roof of [...]
Bird’s Nest Fire Darkens Baseball Game
By Deputy Chief Philip HayesPublished On: August 9, 2015Categories: Media ReleasesTags: brush rubbish fireViews: 706(Stamford, CT) A one-alarm fire broke out in a large bird’s nest located on a light tower at Cubeta Stadium in Scalzi Park this evening leading to the cancellation of a baseball game in progress. At 9:27 pm the 9-1-1 center received a call reporting a fire on a light post.Upon arrival firefighters found that [...]
Stamford Fire Department Administers Life-Saving Naloxone For First Time
SFD EMS First Responder System Makes A Difference For Young Man in Stamford Stamford Fire Department Emergency Medical Technicians administered Naloxone (Narcan) for the first time last night. The drug which has been carried on all Stamford Fire Apparatus for just over two weeks, works to block the effects of opioids, such as Heroin and narcotic [...]
One Alarm Fire in Downtown Office Building
By Deputy Chief Philip HayesPublished On: June 25, 2015Categories: Media ReleasesTags: structure fireViews: 1058Incident Number: SFR15-05080 Incident Date: Thursday, June 25, 2015 at 7:00 PM Incident Location: 1 ATLANTIC ST, STAMFORD, CT (Stamford, CT) A one-alarm fire occurred in the heart of downtown Stamford at 1 Atlantic Street. At 7:05 pm the 9-1-1 center received an activated automatic fire alarm from the premises. Upon arrival firefighters found that [...]
Stamford Fire Department SCUBA Team Recover Drowning Victim in Pound Ridge, NY
By Deputy Chief Philip HayesPublished On: June 25, 2015Categories: Media ReleasesTags: Dive Rescue, Water RescueViews: 729Stamford - On Thursday, June 25, 2015 at approximately 2:29 pm the Stamford Emergency Communications Center received a telephone request from the Pound Ridge Fire Department to send the dive team into the town of Pound Ridge. The Technical Rescue Task Force consisting of Rescue Company # 1 and Engine Company # 5 were immediately [...]
Highland Road Shed Fire Quickly Controlled
By Deputy Chief Philip HayesPublished On: June 25, 2015Categories: Media ReleasesTags: structure fireViews: 605(Stamford, CT) A one-alarm shed fire, which extended to an occupied house, occurred at 76 Highland Road this afternoon. The 9-1-1 center received a call at 5:22 pm reporting a garage fire. Four engines, one truck, one rescue and the deputy chief responded to the alarm arriving within three minutes. Upon arrival a shed was [...]
Dispatched To Fire Alarm, Found A Fight Instead
By Deputy Chief Philip HayesPublished On: June 9, 2015Categories: Media ReleasesTags: EMS, Fight, SFD Station 5, StabbingViews: 519Firefighters Render Care After Scene Is Secured By Stamford Police 1633 Washington Blvd At 0326 hours, a limited box assignment of two Engines, a Truck and an Incident Commander were dispatched to 1633 Washington Blvd. for a reported activated fire alarm. 1633 Washington Blvd is directly across the street from the Fire Station [...]