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Cadet members spent their Tuesday evening training Cadet members spent their Tuesday evening training to supply water to engine R-13 from a fire hydrant using various sizes and types of firefighting hose. Cadets are volunteer members age 14 thru 17 who participate in trainings and respond to emergencies to learn what goes into being a firefighter or EMS first responder. The Ledyard Fire Company is currently accepting applications from anyone age 14 and up who would like to serve their community as a volunteer. Please visit our website at http://ledyardfire.org/membership/ for more info. #volunteering #volunteerfirefighters #alwaystraining #ledyardct #ledyardfire
Just after 1830 last evening, the Ledyard Fire Com Just after 1830 last evening, the Ledyard Fire Company, Gales Ferry Fire Company and American Ambulance were dispatched to the area of Colonel Ledyard Hwy and Thomas Rd for a one car MVA. Upon arrival, units found the vehicle on its side and the patient trapped. Crews quickly removed the roof of the vehicle to gain access to the patient. American Ambulance transported the patient to the hospital with non life threatening injuries. As units were about to clear, we were then dispatched to the 200 block of Avery Hill Rd for a reported grill fire on a deck near the house. Upon arrival, crews found an active grill fire, being fed by the propane tank. The home owner was able to keep the fire under control with a garden hose and help prevent the fire from spreading. Crews extinguished the fire and drained the propane tank due to the valve failing. There was minimal damage to the property. This is a very good reminder to not use grills close to a structure or on the deck, in case something were to go wrong. #ledyardfirecompany #ledyardct #mva #grillfire #ledyardfirefighters #volunteerfirefighters #volunteersneeded
Just after 1800 hours, Engine 11 was requested mut Just after 1800 hours, Engine 11 was requested mutual aid to the City of Groton for a 3rd alarm structure fire. Upon arrival, our volunteers went right to work assisting all other departments with extinguishing the fire and overhaul. Engine 11 remained on scene for just over 3 hours. #volunteerfirefighters #mutualaidassistance #firefighting #structurefire #ledyardfire
It has been a busy weekend for our volunteers. Sin It has been a busy weekend for our volunteers. Since Friday, we have responded to 3 separate brush fires within our town. Luckily, all fires were less than an acre in size and we were able to contain them before they could spread and cause more damage. We have already responded to a higher than average amount of brush fires this year. We want to say thank you to all of our mutual aid departments for assisting in all these incidents. The fire danger has been high and could continue to stay elevated. Please use caution when burning, discarding ashes and cigarettes. Always remember to extinguish fires completely and do not leave them unattended. Open burning is never allowed during elevated fire danger conditions and a permit must be obtained before any open burning can be done. #volunteerfirefighters #brushfireseason #ledyardct #mutualaidresponse
Shortly after 9pm the Ledyard Fire Company and Ame Shortly after 9pm the Ledyard Fire Company and American Ambulance responded to a one car Motor Vehicle Accident at the corner of Rose Hill Road and Mathewson Mill Road. The driver lost control of the vehicle after a tire popped while making the turn, causing the vehicle to end up on a rock wall. American Ambulance obtained refusals from both patients in the vehicle. Thank you to the Preston Fire Department for responding as well. #volunteerfirefighters #mutualaidcompanies #ledyardfirecompany
Last night our members trained on various vehicle Last night our members trained on various vehicle stabilization methods as well as vehicle lifting techniques. This allows members to safely work on overturned vehicles to free trapped patients. #volunteerfirefighters #vehiclestabilization #alwaystraining #ledyardfirecompany
Members of the Ledyard Fire Company are both assis Members of the Ledyard Fire Company are both assisting with EMS coverage and participating in the Mystic Saint Patrick’s Day Parade today. #volunteerfirefighters #mutualaidassistance #eventcoverage #ledyardfirecompany
Last night, just after 930pm, the Ledyard Fire Com Last night, just after 930pm, the Ledyard Fire Company and Gales Ferry Fire Company were dispatched to a residence on Chidley Way for a reported Structure Fire. The Ledyard Fire Chief arrived on scene first and reported fire showing and requested the 1st alarm assignment be started. Engine 11 arrived on scene and quickly deployed a line to the exterior. Crews made an aggressive attack inside the structure to confine the fire to the attic. Due to not having hydrants in the area, tankers were requested from surrounding departments. The cause of the fire is under investigation by the Ledyard Fire Marshal’s office. Thank you to our mutual aid departments; Mashantucket Fire Department, Poquetanuck Fire Department, North Stonington Fire Department, Center Groton Fire Department, Wequetequeck Fire Department, Sub Base Fire Department and Mystic Fire Department.
Just before 2130 last night, the Ledyard Fire Comp Just before 2130 last night, the Ledyard Fire Company, Gales Ferry Fire Company and American Ambulance were dispatched to the area of Center Groton Road at Hill Street for a motor vehicle accident involving a one car roll over into a house. The occupant of the vehicle was un-injured and the house received very minor damage. The accident remains under investigation with the Ledyard Police Department.
At approximately 11:20 last night, the Gales Ferry At approximately 11:20 last night, the Gales Ferry Volunteer Fire Company, Ledyard Fire Company, American Ambulance and Lawrence + Memorial (L+M) Hospital Paramedics were dispatched to a motor vehicle accident on Rt. 12 near the Gales Ferry Fire Company. First arriving GFFC crews found a 2 car head on collision with one occupant trapped. GFFC and LFC crews worked quickly and effectively to remove the roof of the car and extricate the trapped victim and transfer them to American Ambulance and the L&M medic to be transported to a local trauma center.
Ledyard Fire Company members joined North Stoningt Ledyard Fire Company members joined North Stonington Volunteer Fire Company and Mystic Fire Department to take advantage of the frigid temperatures and practice ice rescue techniques at the Long Pond boat launch. Members practiced donning ice rescue suits, crawling across the ice to reach victims and bringing victims from the water back to shore. #volunteerfirefighters #ledyardct #coldweathertraining #workingtogether
Thank you to the CT Realtors Care Foundation for d Thank you to the CT Realtors Care Foundation for donating a set of oxygen masks for pets. We now have the ability to assist pets if the need ever comes around. #pawprintoxygen #helpinganimalstosurvive #volunteerfirefighters #ledyardct
As we prepare for the first snowstorm of the year, As we prepare for the first snowstorm of the year, please remember to drive carefully if you have to go out. We encourage everyone to stay off the roads if possible until they are clear. #volunteerfirefighters #ledyardct #snowstormawareness #stayhome #staysafe
We finally had a chance to sort through everything We finally had a chance to sort through everything everyone donated during our Santa Run last weekend! This event is something our volunteers look forward to every year and we hope everyone enjoys it as much as we do! Every year we are amazed at the generosity of the community we serve! We hope everyone has a safe holiday season! #ledyardct #ledyardfirecompany #volunteerfirefighters #communitysupport #holidaygivingseason
Our members had a busy morning. At 0530 we were di Our members had a busy morning. At 0530 we were dispatched to the Pequot Tower to assist Mashantucket Fire Department with a working fire on the 18th floor. After being released from the scene, we were requested to cover their station. While performing coverage, we responded to an alarm at the Hard Rock Cafe. Upon returning to our station, members attended our annual live burn training at the Eastern CT Fire School. Members trained on fire attack operations for basement fires and search evolutions. Live burn trainings safely allow members to train in the elements of an actual fire to enhance their skills and be more prepared in case we need to respond to any structure fire. #volunteer #firefighting #livefiretraining #ledyardfire #ledyardct #mutualaidresponse
Earlier today at a minor Motor Vehicle Accident on Earlier today at a minor Motor Vehicle Accident on Shewville Road. All parties uninjured. Drive safe out there!
Ledyard and Gales Ferry Fire companies were dispat Ledyard and Gales Ferry Fire companies were dispatched to the area of the reservoir for a possible brush fire after multiple calls for smoke in the area. Units arrived on scene and began making entry into the reservoir property. Crews found a large active fire between Long Cove Road and the reservoir. Engine R-12 was able to establish a draft sight from an access road to the reservoir which prevented companies having to lay long supply lines and having to use tankers. Companies operated on scene for roughly 4 and a half hours before turning it over to the CT DEEP forestry devision. At the time, DEEP reported about 6-7 acres being affected. Thanks to all the surrounding departments and agencies for their assistance in this incident and those who were stationed at our building in case another emergency came in.
Some Ledyardites may have seen Ledyard Fire Compan Some Ledyardites may have seen Ledyard Fire Company personnel out on Sandy Hollow Road this past Thursday doing some pump training. Using the apparatus known as R-12 and R-13, the fire company was getting some practice on "Drafting operations" which is the action of using a nearby water source to fill the truck and use that water for fire attack operations or to fill other fire trucks when a hydrant is not near by or is non functioning. In drafting, a rigid hose is used to suck up water into the truck's pump like a large siphon and creates a vacuum, forming a consistent flow of water up the hose and into the truck, creating a useful water supply that should last as long as the body of water being used will supply. Stay safe!
At 1:52 PM today, the Ledyard Fire Company was dis At 1:52 PM today, the Ledyard Fire Company was dispatched to reports of a brush fire on Shewville road. On arrival, units discovered a brush fire along with a shed that had caught fire, a small boat, a car in the yard, and grass and brush on the ground. Moments later, the fire caught another small shed, and multiple wood piles in the yard. Thanks to a quick response by the Ledyard Fire Company, the fire was brought under control before reaching the caller's residence or causing further harm. The Fire Company would like to thank all of the extra help from the surrounding town fire departments for coming to help with this operation.
Featured here is Ledyard's Engine known as "R-13" Featured here is Ledyard's Engine known as "R-13" This engine is a 2003 American LaFrance pumper that carries 1000 Gallons of water, equipped with a pump capable of pushing out 1500 gallons per minute. This truck also carries many tools including forcible entry tools, vehicle extrication hydraulics (The "Jaws of Life"), brush fire equipment and much more, with enough room for 6 Firemen in the cab. R-13 is a critical part of the Ledyard Fire Company's emergency response.
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