Exeter Volunteer Fire Co No 1

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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.

The Old Saybrook Fire Department, established in 1924, has evolved into a highly sophisticated firefighting organization serving the town of Old Saybrook, Connecticut. With a fleet of advanced equipment and a dedicated team, they are trained to respond to a wide range of emergencies, including fires, boat rescues, and motor vehicle extrications. This community-focused fire department encourages local residents to get involved, whether through donations or joining as a volunteer member. The Old Saybrook Fire Department prides itself on its commitment to public safety and its comprehensive approach to emergency response on the shoreline. Generated from the website