Come on by Station 3 (near Sullivan Ave and West Road) on Sunday, October 28th for our annual open house! Check out the firehouse, hop in a fire truck, take a run through our safety house, and see live demonstrations by our members.
This is a free event, and it’s great for all ages. Come by and meet the members that proudly volunteer for your town!

NEVERS ROAD PARK, SOUTH WINDSOR
SPONSORED BY S.W. POLICE DEPT, S.W. REC DEPT  & MANEELEY’S  

Proceeds to benefit: Veterans Base Camp, First Responders and South Windsor Community Foundation
For more info contact: Ronald.littell@southwindsor.org  

 Deb Burch is a Captain of the South Windsor Fire Department and currently enrolled in the National Fire Academy's Executive Fire Officer Program. As part of the program, she has to complete 4 research papers during the program. She is looking for people to take the following survey on Distracted Driving. This paper will look at ways to reduce the risk of motor vehicle accidents caused by distracted driving in our community. It shouldn't take more than 5 minutes to complete and it is anonymous. Thanks for your time!

Now that Summer is upon us, the weather is perfect for a relaxing evening outside while sitting around a campfire. It is also a great time to remind everyone of the town's ordinance regarding such fires.

Regulations regarding open burning can be found in the Town of South Windsor ordinance at the bottom of this page. In general, small outdoor fires that do not exceed 3 feet in diameter and do not create a nuisance are allowed without a permit. This includes cooking fires, campfires, and commercially available outdoor fireplaces such as chimineas and patio hearths. Fires shall not be left unattended, shall not be too close to any structures, and sufficient water and tools to extinguish the fire must be readily available nearby.

Open burning of brush, rubbish, and other debris is not allowed without a specially obtained permit from the CT DEEP.

^{Photo credit: Roger Hildebrand}