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Sun. Jan 6th 2013
Pancake Breakfast for Sandy Hook

The Southbury Volunteer Fireman's Association held a Pancake Breakfast to support Sandy Hook, CT.  Being mutual aid part...

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Mon. Dec 31st 2012
Flowers For Sandy Hook

On the weekend of Saturday December 22 and Sunday December 23 a few members of the SVFA got together to sell green and white ...

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Sat. Nov 10th 2012
OSHA Live Burn

SVFA Members participated in our annual live burn on November 10, 2012 at Danbury Fire Department's Burn Building. About 35 f...

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2013 Call Volume
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461 Main Street South
Southbury, CT  06488

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203-262-0615

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Storm safety information from Connecticut Light and Power

Keep your distance from any downed power line, and report it to the police or fire department. Treat all wires — even those t...


5. Mutual Aid-Town of Woodbury

"The mission of the Woodbury Fire Department is to deliver to the citizens of the Town of Woodbury the highest degree of prot...


Escape Planning for Senior Adults

Knowing what to do in the event of a fire is particularly important for older adults. At age 65, people are twice as likely t...




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Annual Open House 2009
Sun. Oct 18th 2009

Rain did not stop the annual open house at Center Fire House. The automobile extrication demonstration was moved inside as were the Southbury Training School Fire/EMS , Southbury Volunteer Ambulance Association, and Southbury Police displays. The car fire demonstration kicked off as scheduled at 3 pm. Medical personnel from the Southbury Training School Fire/EMS and the Southbury Volunteer Ambulance Association simulated patient treatment of Southbury's First Selectman Bill Davis and Selectman John Turk who were placed in the automobile used during the automobile extrication demonstration.




Fire Trucks and Engines on display at Center Fire House.



Southbury Training School Fire/EMS , Southbury Volunteer Ambulance Association, and Southbury Police displays.



First Selectman Bill Davis and John Turk (rear) treated by Southbury Volunteer Ambulance personnel.



Southbury Fire Lt. Fritz Ludwig (left) and firefighter Bob Hamila use hydraulic cutting and spreading tools to extricate the occupants of the automobile.



Firefighters prepare to suppress the car fire.




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