The Thomaston Fire Department is an all-volunteer department that provides protection and emergency response to the residents of Thomaston. The Department was organized in 1881 and has continued to be 100% volunteer-operated.
The Department consists of the Hook and Ladder Company #1 and the Crescent Hose Company #2 and strives for excellence in an industry steeped in tradition and sacrifice. Our members come from all walks of life and offer their services to the Town on their own time. The members meet weekly, constantly training on new and old skills.
The Department also sponsors a Fire Explorer Post for youth between the ages of 12-18. Explorers are trained in the various functions of firefighting duties which helps prepare them to join once they reach the age of 18. The post meets every Tuesday evening at the firehouse. Applications can be picked up on Tuesday evenings or can be obtained through the guidance counselor at the school.
The Department is also supported by a Ladies Auxiliary group that provides support for many department activities, including major fire calls where refreshments are needed.
To join the Fire Department, stop by the firehouse on any Monday evening and ask for an application.
To join the Fire Department, stop by the firehouse on any Monday evening and ask for an application.
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FAQs
How do I obtain a burn permit?
Burn Permits are required for:
- Burning brush
- Burning in a barrel
- Bonfires (bonfires must be out by 11:30PM)
Burning permits will be issued Monday through Thursday only by the Fire Marshal. 24 hours' notice is required. Burn Permit fee is $10.00.
IMPORTANT REQUIREMENTS:
- Permits are for residents only and must be obtained by the homeowner.
- Open burning is limited to the burning of brush ONLY on residential property upon which the permittee resides. Brush is defined as shrubs, vegetation or prunings, the diameter of which is not greater than 3" at the widest point.
- Burning on property not zoned or classified as residential is PROHIBITED.
- Burning may only be conducted between the hours of 10:00AM and 5:00PM.
- The burn pile MUST be completely extinguished by 5:00PM and all embers and coals MUST be extinguished and wet down.
- Natural wood is the only allowable burning material. Skids, demolition material, garbage, cardboard and/or leaves are NOT allowed to be burned.
These rules and regulations will be strictly enforced and repeat violations will result in infractions and/or fines.
Contacts
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Members
Glenn Clark
Democrat
Republican
Independent
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Libertarian
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Chief of Department
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John Albrecht
Democrat
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Independent
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Working Families
Assistant Chief
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Kevin Greene
Democrat
Republican
Independent
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GREEN
Libertarian
Working Families
Captain
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Matthew Pronovost
Democrat
Republican
Independent
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Libertarian
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Captain
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