The Enfield Fire Department stands with the U.S. Department of Transportation in bringing attention to Crash Responder Safety Week. When you see responders ahead, reduce your speed as you proceed. Slow down, move over, and stay alert when passing traffic incidents.
Every six seconds a traffic incident responder is working roadside to keep all road users safe. A small gesture from you has a big impact on saving responder lives.
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At noon today, Enfield Firefighters responded to Enfield Street and Post Office Road Intersection for a motor vehicle accident involving a utility pole and power lines. No injuries were reported.
But because you probably rarely rely on a generator, it’s easy to overlook the basic safety measures that should be routine with such equipment. It’s also easy to get preoccupied with the cleanup work that lies ahead, so you may even be tempted to run a generator in a living space. After a hurricane, tornado,…
With severe heat expected in the coming days, we would like to share tips for residents to stay safe, cool, and healthy. The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory valid from noon on Tuesday, June 18, to 7 p.m. on Friday, June 21. During this time, heat index values are expected to climb as high as 104…
Deputy Chief William Higgins reports that Enfield Fire District Firefighters responded to and extinguished a structure fire yesterday evening.