Town of Farmington Professional Firefighters IAFF L-3103

We are deeply saddened by the recent act of violence against our brothers and sisters in Idaho. Our thoughts and prayers are with the brave men and women of Coeur d'Alene Firefighters IAFF Local 710 as they navigate this tragic and challenging time. Stay strong; we stand with you.

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From all of us at L-3103, we want to wish everyone a happy Easter! Hope you get to relax and enjoy some good times with family and friends!

Wishing you a peaceful and happy Easter holiday! 🐰🌺

⚠️⚠️⚠️Please be advised that NO career firefighters will be on duty at ANY fire station in town on Good Friday, April 18th.

Regular staffing and operations will resume on Monday, April 21st.

We thank you for your understanding.

It is with profound sadness that L-3103 extends our deepest condolences to our colleagues at AMR Waterbury, CT, and to the entire EMS community, following the heartbreaking loss of Paramedic Matthew Klimovich.

Matt dedicated many years of selfless service to the residents and visitors of Farmington, offering exceptional care as a paramedic with AMR. His calming presence, compassionate nature, and reassuring demeanor left an indelible mark on all who had the privilege of knowing him.

During this incredibly difficult time, our hearts go out to Matt’s family, friends, and loved ones. We are deeply grateful for his unwavering commitment and the extraordinary care he provided throughout his career. His memory will forever be cherished, and his loss will be felt by so many.

Rest in peace, Matt. You will be profoundly missed.

On-duty members from Farmington Center with E6 are responding to a working structure fire in the Town of Plainville. On-duty crew from Tunxis Hose with E5 are also responding to Plainville for station coverage.

Main Street (RT.10) will be closed from Mountain Road to Meadow Road due to a water main break. The closure will be in place for an extended period of time. Seek alternate routes.

Yesterday at approximately 1330 hrs, members from L-3103, IAFF Local S-15, UConn Fire Rescue, Station 122 - Farmington, and volunteers from East Farmington Volunteer Fire Department Tunxis Hose Company No. 1 and Farmington Fire Department were dispatched to a working fire at 109 Farmington Chase Crescent. Car 301 arrived on scene and reported heavy fire showing from the second floor, on the Delta side of the building. E2, staffed with members from L-3103, arrived on scene in 6 minutes and deployed a single 1.75” hand line to the fire floor. Bristol Firefighters IAFF Local 773 W/ T-1 were also requested to the scene. The fire was contained to the room of origin with only minor extension into the attic space. Burlington Volunteer Fire Department and Plainville Fire Company provided town coverage while crews remained on scene.

Members are responding to a confirmed structure fire at 109 Farmington Chase