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Neighbors helping neighbors since 1938

Be sure to take a few minutes and go to the members page and review what's posted. From that page you can go to

both the fire and EMS operations pages

On February 25 2012 there will be a "polar bear plunge" at Camp Woodstock on Camp Road.

The folks at the YMCA have asked if we could provide EMS and Dive personnel since they expect approx 50

folks to participate in the plunge into the lake. 

This plunge is to help raise money for The YMCA Strong Kids Campaign which provides camp scholarships to kids who

could not otherwise afford to attend camp.

We may need to cut open the ice, if there is any, and be prepared for any emergent situation that may arrise.

In addition to our crews, we expect the rest of the Woodstock Dive Team, a WVFA ambulance crew and

possibly a paramedic crew.  The camp has been instrumental in allowing us to train at the camp.

December 27,2011 @ 6.23 AM   Bradford Corner near Rt.171

Once again we have to thank our mutual aid partners for thier support. See more on our "recent calls" page

 
Photos by Iris Arsenault

Welcome to Bungay Fire Brigade!
 
Department Blog    http://bungay.com/blog1/ 

     And for you Tweeple, you can tweet us at Twitter  @bungayfire

          Follow us for storm related info, road closings, when the station will be open for people during storms,

          BBQ info and other community related reminders. We are here when you need us.
 
Please visit our Facebook page and watch "Fire and Ice"
The volunteers at Bungay Fire Brigade provide fire, emergency medical services,
ice and water rescue services to nearly half the town of Woodstock.
 
We are the primary first responders to the West Woodstock, Woodstock Valley and
Kenyonville sections of town.
 
We also respond to all major incidents in the other sections
of Woodstock, provide mutual aid to surrounding towns and respond regionally to ice and
water incidents as part the Woodstock Dive Team. 

The men and women providing these services donate their time not only in responding to the nearly 300 calls per year, but in the constant training that is required to maintain state certifications in all the emergency services we provide.

 

Equally important are the non-responding members that assist us with fund raising efforts, our annual open house, as well as other, non emergency tasks at drills.

We are constantly seeking new members. If you are interested in becoming a member, email us at contact@bungay.com .

You don't need to provide emergency services, (but if you want to, we will train you), if not, bring what you do best and be

part of a very important part of this community.

Come, join the fun. flip a burger, hold a safety rope, take a photo, sell a chicken dinner, be a part of Bungay Fire.  

    

       We Need You!

Todays Fire Danger Link

  

 
 
 
 
WVFA's (station 76) public safety webpage with local contact info
http://www.wvfa76.org/publicsafety.htm

Important Numbers

 

Who ya gonna call?

Emergency
911

Bungay Fire
860-974-0316

Woodstock Selectmen
860-974-0208

Woodstock Highway
860-974-0330

QV Dispatch
860-774-7555

State Police Troop D
860-779-4900

Poison Control
1-800-343-2722

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