Guilford Fire Department Drone used for search and rescue operations The Guilford Fire Department recently assisted local law enforcement agencies during a search operation involving a missing person in the Guilford / North Branford area. Working together with partnering agencies, emergency responders coordinated a rapid search effort utilizing advanced public safety technology and specialized resources. During the operation, Firefighter/Paramedic and Drone Pilot John Planas

Members of The Guilford Fire Department Receiving Awards The Guilford Fire Department is proud to recognize several firefighter/EMTs and paramedics who were recently honored for their actions during multiple cardiac arrest emergencies that occurred throughout 2025. Through rapid response, advanced medical care, teamwork, and dedication to the community, these responders played a critical role in helping save the lives of three Guilford residents who ultimately made full recov

Celebrating a major milestone. Firefighter/Paramedic Dan O’Brien (Center) stands with Captain Don Venuti, Assistant Chief Jim Considine, Firefighter/EMT Michael Carri, Firefighter/EMT Jason Beeker, and Firefighter/Paramedic Eric Carlson at his paramedic school graduation, marking the start of his service as a practicing paramedic for the Guilford Fire Department. Firefighter Dan O’Brien has reached a major milestone for the Town of Guilford and the Guilford Fire Department. H

The Guilford Volunteer Fire Department is now accepting applications for its annual scholarship program, created to support education and strengthen community service in Guilford. Each year, the department invests directly in local students who show commitment, discipline, and a clear plan for their future. Who Should Apply This scholarship is open to: High school seniors entering college or trade school Current college students continuing their education Adults pursuing cert

Guilford just powered through a historic winter storm. Snowbanks are high. Hydrants are buried. Access is tight. Now we need your help. When a hydrant is covered in snow, firefighters lose valuable time digging before we can connect to water. In a fire, seconds matter. Quick water saves homes, pets, and lives. We have a lot of hydrants across Guilford. After a storm like this, many of them disappear under snow. We cannot clear them all alone. Here ’s where you can help us he

Backfeeding a generator into a home puts lives at risk. Backfeeding sends power backward through your electrical system and onto utility lines. This practice kills line workers and starts fires. Here is why backfeeding is dangerous. • Sends electricity onto utility lines during outages • Electrocutes line workers restoring power • Overloads home wiring• Starts electrical fires inside walls • Destroys appliances and generators • Violates electrical and fire codes What safe gen

Power outages follow winter storms. Generator misuse kills people every year. This message matters. Generator safety rules. • Run generators outdoors only. • Keep generators at least 20 feet from houses. • Keep generators away from doors, windows, and vents. • Never run a generator in a garage, basement, porch, or near open windows. • Never use grills, camp stoves, or propane heaters indoors. • Point exhaust away from structures. • Shut down and cool generators before refueli

The Guilford Fire Department is now accepting applications for full-time career positions. Open positions Firefighter-Paramedic Firefighter-EMT Position details Full-time, non-exempt• Benefits included• Salary per IAFF Local 4177 Collective Bargaining Agreement How to apply Submit a complete application package with a $50 non-refundable application. Click and download application and job posting below: Human Resources Town of Guilford Guilford Town Hall31 Park Street Guilf

Carbon monoxide is one of the most dangerous threats inside our homes and businesses because it is completely invisible. You cannot see...

Unit Commendation Awards Guilford, CT – It started as a routine July morning in Guilford, but events on July 13, 2025 will be remembered...