Plainville Fire Company-Est in 1885

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PLAINVILLE FIRE CO.
Plainville, CT
EST. 1885

The Plainville Fire Company has provided fire protection and rescue services to the citizens of Plainville, CT since 1885. It protects a 9.3 square mile area with a population of 17,000. This area has 2 interstate highways, an airport, a heavy industrial base as well as large residential areas. The Plainville Fire Company is the social arm of the Plainville Fire Department and supplies manpower during times of alarm. The Company consists of 70 regular members and up to 20 probationary firefighters. All firefighters are trained at the Hartford County Regional Fire School and must meet the certification requirements of Firefighter 1. The Fire Company is also a supporter of the community in many ways, which includes numerous educational scholarships awarded to local students every year. The Fire Company also operates the Hot Air Balloon Festival yearly. It is the largest town wide event that occurs in Plainville and attracts as many as 25,000 visitors. It is for these reasons and many more that the Plainville Fire Company is extremely proud of its service to the community of Plainville.

Recent Retirees

Plainville Weather Forecast, CT

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Attention all Plv. High School seniors. The Plainville Fire Company sponsors the Fire Company Memorial Scholarship and the George & Rydabell Seymour Scholarship. An application can be found here. Please download, print, fill-out and return it to the Plainville Fire Company, Attn: The Scholarship Comimttee. It can be mailed or dropped of any evening. Good Luck!

Editorial:

From the Plainville Fire Company, Incorporated

Allyn K. Kall, Secretary

Lt. Edward J. Walsh
FF Michael Kennedy

Town Council Honors 3 Company Retirees

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At it's April 7th meeting, the Town Council honored three long time Company members for their years of service to the town. Honored were Raymond Tetro, 39 years; Camille Albert, 41 years, and Allyn Kall, 42 years. Congratulations to each of you and we salute you for your dedicated service to the town and it's citizens.

Today's Fire Danger is HIGH