Ashford Volunteer Fire Department, Inc

About CVFA This section is just a brief description of the Coventry Volunteer Fire Association and how we fit into the Town of Coventry's emergency response plan. Founded as a private corporation in 1936 we were originally the only fire department in town. The original fire station was located at 1216 Main Street just across from the Bidwell Tavern. The department remained in this station for 64 years until we out grew it. In May of 2000 our new station located across the street from the Coventry Town Hall was officially dedicated. We also expanded our coverage to Station 208 a substation located on the corner of South and Judd road.

Kensington Volunteer Fire-Rescue, located in Berlin, Connecticut, is a dedicated community organization committed to serving local citizens through firefighting and rescue efforts. The department actively engages in various community events, such as holiday Santa Runs and memorial ceremonies to honor both their members and the community. The leadership team, including Fire Chief Jeff Pajor and Assistant Fire Chief Kevin Johnson, emphasizes recruitment and training, ensuring that all members are well-prepared to respond to emergencies. Through their ongoing projects and events, Kensington Fire-Rescue continues to foster a strong bond within the community while honoring their commitment to public safety. Generated from the website

The Columbia Fire Department offers firefighting and emergency medical services in Connecticut. The department attends more than 475 calls a year. It provides suppression of several types of fires, including structure, brush and vehicle. In addition, the Columbia Fire Department offers a variety of rescue services. The department has a fleet of rescue vehicles from various makes. The Columbia Fire Department also provides a range of online fire safety tips.