Stepney Fire Department

Congratulations to Deputy Chief Eric Bleakney and his wife Michelle on the early-morning birth of their daughter Savannah Grace who at 9lbs 3oz was not so little. Both mother and daughter are reportedly doing well. … [Read more...]

Shortly after midnight Stepney Fire along with Monroe and Stevenson fire departments were called out to a fully involved house fire at 39 Downs Road in the Stevenson area of Monroe. Stepney responded with Engine 102 along with 151. Monroe sent Engine 203 and Utility 214. … [Read more...]

At 1650 Stepney was dispatched for Truck 100 to respond with an engine from Monroe Volunteer Fire Department for mutual aid to the Blessed Assurance Prayer Community and Blessed Lambs Preschool at 175 White Plains Road in Trumbull for a structure fire. Upon arrival an evacuation … [Read more...]

It is with a heavy heart that Stepney Fire announces the passing of Life Member Herbert Hank Bottomley. Hank as we knew him around the firehouse died peacefully at his home here in Stepney on February 27 2016 at the age of 97. In addition to his many years as a Stepney … [Read more...]

As you know, we're expecting a MAJOR snowstorm in the next day or so. Stepney's volunteers, along with our counterparts in Stevenson and Monroe Fire Companies, are asking all of Monroe's residents to locate and shovel a 3-4 foot circle around their nearby fire hydrants. Stepney … [Read more...]

Once again Stepneys Volunteers assisted the Save Our Stepney Task Force with its annual Holiday Tree Lighting. For the fourteenth year in a row Frosty The Snowman was delivered to the Stepney Green in one of Stepneys fire engines. … [Read more...]

At 0500 this morning Stepney responded with Monroe Volunteer Fire Department No.1 Inc. and Stevenson Fire departments for a reported house fire at the corner of Hammertown Road and Turkey Roost. First in units found heavy fire showing and all occupants out of the building alerted … [Read more...]

Once again Stepneys volunteers take it on the road during Fire Prevention Week. Our members brought fire apparatus to various nursery schools along with Stepney Elementary School. The little students learned such things as how to call 911 what a firefighter looks like when he or … [Read more...]

After months of planning Stepney Volunteer Fire Department recently held its annual Lobster Clambake at its Main Street headquarters.By all accounts the clambake was a huge success.Enjoy the photos. … [Read more...]

There were a lot - a REAL lot of motorcycles passing through Stepney. They were all part of the 15th annual Connecticut United Ride. Estimates were as high as 5000 people participating. Stepney members Scott Maurene and Stephen Rose along with Bill Truini and others rode the … [Read more...]

Stepney Fire mourns the passing of Shirley Cornut wife of deceased member Charles Cornut and mother of member Craig Cornut and grandmother of Past Chief Shawn Cornut. Visiting hours will take place on Friday the 17th of July 2015 at The Spadaccino and Leo P. Gallagher Son … [Read more...]

1987 Eagle air compressor. Baron model. Will fill 4500psi two-bottle storage three-bottle fill. Always serviced every year. 3500 or best offer. Contact Chief Rose at srose20stepneyfire.com. … [Read more...]

Truck 100 stopped by the Lakewood-Trumbull YMCA to show this years campers what a fire truck looks like up close.Stepney fire lieutenant and YMCA camp counselor Cody Maillet and firefighter Greg Loehr gave tours of the 100-foot ladder truck both inside and outside to the kids. … [Read more...]

Stepney Fire department held its annual meeting. The officers for the year are... Chief Scott Rose Sr. Assistant Chief Eric Bleakney President Jim Mace Vice-president Stephen Rose. Treasurer Debbie Heim Financial Secretary Darren Dyson Recording Secretary Bill Truini … [Read more...]

It was another egg-stroardinary morning. It was the annual Egg Drop at Monroe Elementary School.Each year Monroe Elementarys fifth-grade science class is asked to wrap and package a raw egg so that it will withstand a drop from one hundred feet. What better way to do that than to … [Read more...]