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TRAFFIC ALERT: Browns Bridge Road is closed near # TRAFFIC ALERT: Browns Bridge Road is closed near #140 for a tree down with wires involved. Please seek an alternate route.
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MVA ALERT: Tolland Fire is on scene of a motorcycl MVA ALERT: Tolland Fire is on scene of a motorcycle MVA on Gehring Road. The road will be closed between Apple Road and New Road for an extended period of time. Please seek an alternate route.
TFD Historical Post Recently we were given this r TFD Historical Post Recently we were given this rare photo of the old Engine 440 believed to be taken in 1992 or 1993. You can see Assistant Chief (Deputy Chief and Public Safety Officer at the time) Carl Dojan in the driver's seat. Engine 440 was a 1967 Ford Farrar 4x4 mini pumper equipped with a 500gpm front mounted barton american pump, 250 gallons of water, and carried fire suppression equipment to handle small types of fires. Engine 440 served from 1967 until 1994 first out of the Dunn Hill Road Firehouse and retiring out of the Plains Road Firehouse (Station 440). The truck is still around today and is used a flatbed at a farm in Ashford. Photo from the files of the Tolland Fire Department. Post written by TFD Historian 7/22/2026
TFD members took a moment to stop by a lemonade st TFD members took a moment to stop by a lemonade stand in town today raising funds for childhood cancer research. The lemonade hit the spot and we were very happy to support such a great cause!
Looking for a way to serve your community? There’s Looking for a way to serve your community? There’s a place for you at the Tolland Fire Department. We are always looking for motivated people who want to help their neighbors. And no, that does not mean you have to already know how to fight fire, run medical calls, or direct traffic at 2 AM in sideways rain. We provide training and your gear FOR FREE. There are several ways to get involved and check out our website for further information: https://www.tollandfire.org/joinus/ Tolland needs neighbors willing to help neighbors. #TollandCT #TollandFireDepartment #VolunteerFirefighter #EMS #FirePolice CommunityService JoinTFD
Tolland Fire Explorer Post 40 would like to congra Tolland Fire Explorer Post 40 would like to congratulate Nathan and Jackson for completing the Intro to the Fire Service program at the Connecticut Fire Academy. This week long program teaches the fundamental skills of firefighting and leadership. This morning’s graduation concluded with a demonstration of a high rise structure fire with simulated victims trapped. Jackson was assigned as the Chief’s aid and can been seen at the incident command board tracking all fire ground operations - a fundamental role to ensure the overall operational safety and making sure all objectives run smoothly. Nathan was assigned to Truck 1. Nathan and his crew established ground ladders to the second floor to search the structure for victims, known as a Vent Enter Isolate Search (VEIS). This technique is used to decrease the time it takes to find a victim and can dramatically increase survival. Jackson and Nathan clearly demonstrated the knowledge they gained and will both be coming back with valuable skills for their future. Congratulations Nathan and Jackson!
TFD Historical Post 50 years ago Tolland took del TFD Historical Post 50 years ago Tolland took delivery of this 1976 American LaFrance Pacemaker pumper and was designated as Engine Tank 140 (ET140). ET140 was equipped with a 1250 gpm twin flow pump, carried 1000 gallons of water, carried basic fire suppression equipment, and was always the first due ET to structure fires for many years. ET140 served the town from 1976 until 2000 being replaced by the current 2000 Pierce Dash pumper (ET140). ET140 was housed at Station 140 throughout its career first starting out at the Leonards Corner Firehouse and retired out of the Crystal Lake Road Firehouse. This photo is believed to be the first photo of ET140 taken at the Leonard's Corner Firehouse after being placed into service. Photo from the files of the Tolland Fire Department. Post written by TFD Historian 7/18/2026
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