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Recent Calls:.
11/11/09 Chimney Fire on Munger St
11/12/09 2 Car MVA on Route
116
11/14/09 2 Car MVA Cady Rd
& 116
11/16/09 Fire alarm 460 Case Street
11/16/09 Chimney Fire on Wild
flower lane
11/22/09 Fire alarm at the
Library
12/4/09 428 Court St. Man stuck in elevator
12/4/09 fire in kitchen 214 Fields Rd
12/4/09 Oil Spill on Elm Street
12/6/9 Fire alarm @ Lodge at
otter creek
12/8/9 Fire alarm @ Mary
Johnson daycare
12/9/9 2 care head on MVA on Blake Roy Road
12/9/09 Multiple calls due to
high wind
12/10/9 Co call on Harrow way
12/10/9 Co call on Stone gate
drive
12/11/09 fire alarm @ 39 n
Pleasant st
12/14/9 MVA on Happy Valley Road
12/14/09 Fire alarm at Monahan
Filaments
12/17/09 Co call @ the Lodge
at Otter Creek
12/22/09 Fire alarm @ Monahan
Filaments
12/21/9 Smoke in house @ 82 Green Mountain place
12/23/9 Fire alarm @ RK Miles
12/24/09 Fire alarm @ the Hill
House
12/24/9 Sprinkler alarm @ The
High School
12/26/9 Fire alarm @ 30 South
Village Green
12/27/09 Mutual Aid to Salisbury with a CO
Meter
1/4/09 Co call on Hepburn Road
1/8/09 CO call @ 582 Buttolph Drive
1/9/10 Mutual Aid to Salisbury for multiple
people through the Ice.
1/11/10 Fire alarm @ the Lodge
at Otter Creek
1/11/09 LP leak at Accent
Travel on Main Street
1/13/10 Boiler malfunction on Case st
1/13/10 2 car MVA on South Main St
1/16/10 LP Leak at Middlebury College
1/18/10 Dog through the Ice on
Creek Road
1/22/10 Trash fire on Charles Ave.
1/25/10 Chimney fire on Chipman Park
1/28/10 Chimney fire on Boardman St
1/28/10 1 car roll over on Cobble Rd
1/29/10 One car MVA in Ripton
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Welcome to the home
of the Middlebury Fire Department!
Located in the Champlain Valley
just off the western slopes of Vermont’s
Green Mountains, the towns of Middlebury and East Middlebury, Vermont have been
served by a dedicated group of volunteer firefighters since 1892. With a
combined population of over 10,000 citizens, the Middlebury Fire Department
responds to roughly 160 to 190 calls a year, ranging from house fires,
brush fires, car accidents, rope rescues, and hazardous material incidents
to clearing flooded basements and assisting clean-up after storms and
floods. Within the pages of this website, we invite you to discover more
about the evolution of the Middlebury Fire Department, information
concerning fire prevention, and statistics regarding emergency response. If
you have any further questions, please feel free to drop by either of our
stations, call us at (802) 388-4462, or email us at middleburyfire@gmail.com. Enjoy.
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