Hebron Fire Department

10/19/2026

09/29/2026

Great visit at the station today from our friend, and friend of the fire service, Congressman Joe Courtney. The Congressman, Deputy Chief Huppe, Town Council Vice Chair Jan Lawrence, Town Manager Marc Strange, and I met to discuss the FEMA Assistance to Firefighters Grant we were recently awarded, firefighter cancer prevention, as well as a number of other fire service related topics. Proud to be a part of such a great team and community.

09/20/2026

PRESS RELEASE 26-005
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
09/20/2026
Walnut Road Hebron Structure Fire
The Hebron Fire Department was dispatched on 9/19/26 at 10:08 PM to Walnut Road in Hebron for a reported structure fire that was called in by a neighbor. Crews began to arrive on scene shortly after dispatch at 10:11 PM. Crews discovered a single-family home with smoke and fire. Responders worked to simultaneously control the fire as well as search for any possible victims. Ultimately, no persons were home at the time of the fire. 4 cats were removed from the home, and unfortunately one canine was found deceased. Eversource was requested to the scene to control electricity within the home. The situation was placed under control at 11:17 PM. The building was deemed uninhabitable. The cause of
the fire is under investigation by the Hebron Fire Marshal’s Office. Additional inquiry regarding the investigation should be directed to the Town of Hebron Fire Marshal. The Hebron Fire Department thanks its mutual aid partners for their assistance:

Windham Hospital Paramedics
Connecticut State Police
Andover Fire Department
Marlborough Fire Department
Bolton Fire Department
Columbia Fire Department
Manchester Fire Department
Glastonbury Fire Department
Eversource

08/20/2026

Interested in learning more about becoming a volunteer Firefighter and/or EMT? Please reach out to us at [email protected]!

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07/07/2026

On Saturday, June 27th Cadet Jameson Watts graduated from the Connecticut Fire Academy’s Introduction to the Fire Service camp. ITTFS is an immersive residential camp for youths ages 14-17 that covers fitness, classroom theory, and practical evolutions focusing on teamwork, empowerment, and character. Great work Jameson, you’re already leading from the front and your future is bright, whichever road you may travel.

07/05/2026

Thank you Amston Lake residents for inviting us to participate in your 4th of July parade! Happy 250th Birthday America!

06/10/2026

Did you know that the percentage of Wildland Urban Interface and intermix in Connecticut, the area where residential areas meet and are intertwined with wildland vegetation, surpasses that of California, Idaho, Montana, Tennessee, and Colorado combined?! Please take a few minutes to watch the following video, made possible through a grant from the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation. This video features Chief Christopher Renshaw of the UConn Fire Department and was directed and produced by our very own Matt Troy.

Recognizing the growing need for education and awareness surroundin...

06/04/2026

This past weekend we hosted and presented a two day basic pump operator program for our personnel and our immediate mutual aid partners. Joint training opportunities such as this allow our personnel to cross train on each other's equipment and directly interact with each other. Thank you to the Andover, Bolton, Glastonbury, and Marlborough Fire Departments for joining us, we look forward to the next one!

05/18/2026

Happy EMS Week to our dedicated team who selflessly give in the care of others.