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Welcome to the website for the Cos Cob Volunteer Fire Company! Since 1922,
the Cos Cob Volunteer Fire Company has been an integral part of the Greenwich community. Our mission is to protect the lives and property of the citizens of Greenwich in regards to fire, medical and environmental emergencies through education, enforcement of code and the dedicated efforts of our highly trained and competent professional volunteers.
The men and women that make up the Cos Cob Volunteer Fire Company come from all walks of life, including electricians, carpenters, facility engineers, plumbers, IT technicians, business owners, lawyers, financial advisers, emergency medical workers, and teachers to serve and give back to their neighborhoods.
Check our site for updates on recent and upcoming events, photos of us in action, a history of the company, and even how to become a volunteer fire fighter yourself! |
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Police Probe Excavator Fire |
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Thursday, 03 January 2013 21:08 |
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Police and fire officials are investigating a suspected arson fire that scorched an expensive earth excavator on Lockwood Road in Riverside late Wednesday night.
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Fire Damages Steep Hollow Home |
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Friday, 18 May 2012 08:50 |
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Two firefighters were hospitalized Wednesday with minor injuries suffered while battling a fire at a home on Steep Hollow Lane in Cos Cob, officials said.
A fire in the garage of 5 Steep Hollow Lane quickly spread to the house, said District Chief John Pugni of the Cos Cob Volunteer Fire Co. No. 1. Firefighters knocked down the blaze, but the house suffered significant damage.
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Smoke bomb being investigated as possible arson |
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Thursday, 14 June 2012 20:46 |
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Greenwich police are investigating the detonation of a smoke bomb in a Bruce Park Avenue apartment building Tuesday night as a potential arson, according to a head police official.
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Saturday, 10 March 2012 22:11 |
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On Friday March 9th, the Cos Cob Volunteer Fire Company hosted a smoke detector give-away, to help remind folks about fire safety in the home. The event was a big success, as we gave away over 300 smoke detectors. What better time to do so than just before daylight savings time begins.
Please click here to see some photos from the event.
We would like to remind all of our friends and neighbors, that smoke alarms should be changed at least every 10 years, and batteries changed twice per year. Please click here to read more regarding smoke detector use and awareness.
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