Sandy Hook Volunteer Fire Rescue
18-20 Riverside Road P.O. Box 783 • Sandy Hook, CT 06482Sandy Hook Volunteer Fire Rescue
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Sandy Hook Volunteer Fire & Rescue
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A NOTE TO RESIDENTS OF OUR FIRE DISTRICT:
Sandy Hook Volunteer Fire & Rescue Company does not solicit donations over the phone.
It has come to our attention that residents of Fairfield County, including many in Sandy Hook and Newtown, have received calls in recent weeks from people claiming to represent their local volunteer fire company. If you receive such a call — especially if the person says they are a member of our company, or calling on behalf of this company — it is a phishing call.
Please do not give them any of your personal information. Try to make note of the phone number the person is calling from, and what your Caller ID says the person’s name or organization is, and then hang up. Contact Newtown Police (203-270-4255) or Connecticut Better Business Bureau (860-740-4500 or bbb.org/Connecticut) and report what happened.
Sandy Hook will begin its annual fund drive soon. Those who live within our district should receive a letter from us within the next few weeks, asking you to consider a tax-deductible donation to our company. In late July or early August, we will be doing our annual door-to-door appeal. Our members will be wearing shirts with our company logo as well as photo ID tags when they visit homes and businesses within Sandy Hook at that time.
Thank you,
The Officers & Members of Sandy Hook Volunteer Fire & Rescue Company
Sandy Hook Volunteer Fire & Rescue Company does not solicit donations over the phone.
It has come to our attention that residents of Fairfield County, including many in Sandy Hook and Newtown, have received calls in recent weeks from people claiming to represent their local volunteer fire company. If you receive such a call — especially if the person says they are a member of our company, or calling on behalf of this company — it is a phishing call.
Please do not give them any of your personal information. Try to make note of the phone number the person is calling from, and what your Caller ID says the person’s name or organization is, and then hang up. Contact Newtown Police (203-270-4255) or Connecticut Better Business Bureau (860-740-4500 or bbb.org/Connecticut) and report what happened.
Sandy Hook will begin its annual fund drive soon. Those who live within our district should receive a letter from us within the next few weeks, asking you to consider a tax-deductible donation to our company. In late July or early August, we will be doing our annual door-to-door appeal. Our members will be wearing shirts with our company logo as well as photo ID tags when they visit homes and businesses within Sandy Hook at that time.
Thank you,
The Officers & Members of Sandy Hook Volunteer Fire & Rescue Company
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Between three calls yesterday, we also had our weekly work session at the main station and the monthly officers' meeting. Visit our website to see who also stopped by the firehouse to offer help to our Deputy Chief for a few hours.
Sandy Hook Volunteer Fire & Rescue
The official website of Sandy Hook Vol. Fire Rescue. Company information, photos, call history, and more.
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Sandy Hook Volunteer Fire & Rescue Company extends its deepest sympathies to the Connecticut State Police following the death on Thursday, March 29, of Trooper First Class Kevin Miller, who died from injuries sustained during on-duty motor vehicle accident on I-84 East in Tolland.
Sandy Hook Volunteer Fire & Rescue extends its condolences to two fire departments that suffered three line of duty deaths this week.
FDNY Engine Company 69 Firefighter Michael R. Davidson, 37; York (PA) City Department of Fire/Rescue Services Firefighter Zachary Anthony, 29; and York (PA) City Department of Fire/Rescue Services Firefighter Ivan Flanscha, 50, all died on Thursday, March 22.
Please visit the Always Remember: LODD page on our website to learn more about these men (and others) who gave the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty:
http://sandyhookfire.com/custom.html?id=19610
FDNY Engine Company 69 Firefighter Michael R. Davidson, 37; York (PA) City Department of Fire/Rescue Services Firefighter Zachary Anthony, 29; and York (PA) City Department of Fire/Rescue Services Firefighter Ivan Flanscha, 50, all died on Thursday, March 22.
Please visit the Always Remember: LODD page on our website to learn more about these men (and others) who gave the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty:
http://sandyhookfire.com/custom.html?id=19610
Delays on I84 East between exit 10 & 11. One vehicle is rolled over after striking a DOT vehicle on the side of the highway working.
Sandy Hook firefighters have cleared Rte. 34 but it remains closed between Bennett’s Bridge and Pole Bridge Rd while crews repair snapped utility pole.