Residents of Farmington and Unionville, with the final tally of the votes on the budget referendum, the budget has been passed allocating money for a new quint. Thank you all for your support to get the referendum passed.
You left breakfast at the Daily Grind and pass Puente Pub on your way into Unionville Center when suddenly a car runs the red light and collides into the side
Although the skylines of Unionville are outlined with trees and mountains rather than tall buildings, our small town has several multi-story buildings and complexes that come with unique firefighting challenges.
Monday marked a momentous occasion in our department’s history, one that illustrates the bond of family and the enduring spirit of the fire service across generations. It was on this
For many of us, the idea of venturing onto ice, let alone conducting a rescue on it, might seem daunting. Ice rescues are complex operations that require a high degree of technical skill and knowledge of the ice. Today...
The men and women who serve Tunxis Hose Company No. 1 are dedicated to the protection of Unionville, CT and its surrounding communities through firefighting, rescue, and medical services. Around
Tonight continued another tradition as we hosted our Christmas happy hour preceding our final meeting of the year. Thank you again to Amy's Sweet Treats for your generous donation that covered the cost for all of the food!
As much as we enjoy recognizing our members for their dedication we also know we could never do what we do without the support of our loved ones. The old
Pictured Above (L-R): Lieutenant Sam Knee, Assistant Chief Travis Cromack, Chief Richard Higley, Sr, Captain John Driscoll, Deputy Chief Paul Krause, Firefighter James Aquilina, Captain Steve Williams, Firefighter Steven Jakobowski, Firefighter