Fire Departments and Districts are inspected by ISO to determine its public protection classification. The classification plays an important role in the underwriting process at insurance companies. In fact, most U.S. insurers use the classification as part of their decision-making when deciding what business to write, coverages to offer or prices to charge for homeowner or commercial property insurance.

Classification ratings are Class 1 through 10, with 1 being the best rated. Class 10 is given to those areas that are more than 5 road miles from a fire station. The Guilford Fire Department ISO rating is 3XY.

Number of Firefighters

43 Career
15 Volunteer

Pumping Capacity

Average pumping capacity of fire apparatus is 1500 Gallons Per Minute

Number of Firehouses:

5

Amount of water available for fire suppressions operations:

2 Water Tankers: 3500 Gallons Per

4 Engines (Pumpers): 1000 Gallons Per

1 Ladder Truck 500 gallons

Total: 11,500 Gallons

Pursuant to CGS § 1-225 the Guilford Fire DepartmentBoard of Fire Commission full schedule of meetings, agendas, and minutes are available for review the Town of Guilford main website here.

To obtain records from care that the Guilford Fire Department provided, including Protected Health Information, please complete the Records Request Form and the HIPAA Release form here. After completing the form, email to: egaudet@guilfordfire.com

For patient billing information, as it relates to ambulance transport, please contact the front office at 203-453-8045.

If you would like to obtain a copy of a fire report please contact us at 203-453-8045 or email questions@guilfordfire.com.

All requests should be in writing and contain the following:

• Date of request

• Company name

• Your name

• Your address

• Your telephone number

• Incident date and time (if possible)

• Incident address