Sharon Fire Department Employee Directory

Come Join us on Saturday October 13th from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM to celebrate. We will have ice cream and light refreshments as well as hay rides. We will be having our Annual Golf Tournament at the beautiful Sharon Country Club. It is a best ball style of play and we can have 18 teams of 4 people. Contact Stan at 860-671-5758 for more informati... C... ome join us and a few of your favorite Stormtroppers on our Pancake Breakfast morning.This year, we will be having a raffle for 3 prizes. The Drawing will be held at 10:00 AM.Top Prize: Full size 1:1... We are having our annual Golf tournament at the Sharon Country Club on Tuesday September 12th with a rain date of Tuesday September 19th. It will be a 4 person team best ball format. Lunch and dinner ... Welcome to our web site, please bear with us, as we are under construction. We appreciate the time you have taken to browse our site and we hope you find this site both useful and entertaining, educational and inspirational. Sharon Fire Department is one of the oldest and longest running organized Volunteer Fire Departments in the State of Connecticut. During the late 1880's as American's began the long recovery from the Civil War, Sharon's scenic country side attracted a substantial vacation community. Wealthy visitors including Charles Tiffany and R.R. Colgate fell in love with the elm tree lined Town Green, the rolling hills and the quiet valleys, and often purchased and refurbishing older homes or erected a series of Colonial Revival style mansions that still grace the South Green. To accommodate the increasing seasonal visitors, large framed Inn's were constructed and drew such guests as General William T. Sherman and Thomas Edison. In the Spring of 1889, prompted by an earthquake that was centered in York, Pennsylvania yet strong enough to agitate the water in the Housitonic River and a flood in Johnstown that took 2200 lives, merchants, farmers and residents gathered to discuss methods to protect their properties during times of disaster, and to formally ...Read More