East Burke Fire Brigade

East Burke Fire Brigade Public Safety, Fire Suppression and Remote Rescue

3rd generation of Line of Duty Deaths. This family has experienced the unimaginable sacrifice to the commitment of servi...
05/24/2026

3rd generation of Line of Duty Deaths. This family has experienced the unimaginable sacrifice to the commitment of service and selflessness. On the eve of Memorial Day, please take a moment for our Brothers and Sisters in Boston, who lost "one of the best" last night.
Rest Easy Bobby, we will take it from here.

Boston FF Robert Kilduff, who lost his life in a fire yesterday, is a 3rd generation Line of Duty death.

(Left) Vincent J. Kilduff appointed Rescue Company 2, January 22, 1947. Died of injuries received in the performance of his duties on September 3, 1971.

(Right) Robert T. Kilduff, Sr. Appointed December 24, 1969.
Transferred to Rescue Company 2 (circa 1979) until January 14,1982, when the company was disbanded. Died from Occupational Cancer (LODD) March 13, 2008

(Center) Robert T. Kilduff, Jr.
Appointed Rescue Company 2, October 31, 2002, killed in the performance of his duties May 23, 2026.

Tonight, Lyndon Rescue Inc and some of our members trained and refreshed procedures, with our Remote Rescue unit out on ...
05/20/2026

Tonight, Lyndon Rescue Inc and some of our members trained and refreshed procedures, with our Remote Rescue unit out on the trail. Our agencies try to coordinate an annual training every spring to prepare for the summer's mtn bike rescue season. Thank you to all who participated! Train Hard!!

Tonight we pray for those involved, those lost, and their families.
05/16/2026

Tonight we pray for those involved, those lost, and their families.

Congratulations Lisa! We are truly blessed to have you as part of the emergency services community in our area. You make...
04/14/2026

Congratulations Lisa! We are truly blessed to have you as part of the emergency services community in our area. You make a huge difference for all of us! Thank you!

Recognizing Lisa Young of the St. Johnsbury Police Department.

This week marks the observance of National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, a time to recognize Dispatchers for their dedication, professionalism, and unwavering commitment to public safety. Over the past year, the Vermont Emergency Dispatch Association has worked diligently to grow as an organization that supports Dispatchers across the state. Throughout this week, we are proud to highlight several Dispatchers from departments across Vermont who have been nominated by their colleagues for recognition.

In writing this commendation, Lisa’s colleagues shared with us that Lisa has served the town for many years as a dispatcher, mentoring and training countless individuals along the way—including many who still look up to her today. Safety of her responders is of paramount importance to Lisa and she's known to frequently check on them. She consistently puts others before herself and is known for being the calm, steady voice on the other end of the phone or radio, even in the most stressful situations. Just over a year ago, Lisa faced one of the most difficult moments imaginable while on duty, when a lifelong friend and officer was shot during an incident. Throughout it all, she demonstrated remarkable professionalism, courage, and strength. Despite the personal toll, Lisa continued to show up each day, remaining focused on supporting her agencies and ensuring the safety of her responders. Lisa is truly exceptional under pressure, but what makes her even more special is her kindness. She takes the time to check in on others, always offering a smile and a positive presence to those around her. On top of her Dispatching duties, Lisa is also a fingerprint technician serving her community by fingerprinting hundreds of teachers, childcare workers, coaches, foster parents, and volunteers.

Lisa, on behalf of the Vermont Emergency Dispatch Association, we thank you for your service!

VT 114, South of East Burke Village is back OPEN.Please use extreme caution as the roads are very difficult to navigate ...
03/20/2026

VT 114, South of East Burke Village is back OPEN.
Please use extreme caution as the roads are very difficult to navigate currently.
VTrans and Municipal Road Crews are out and treating the roads to the best of their ability.

Feb 28 - 22:38 - Lyndon Rescue / East Burke Fire w/ Remote Rescue / AMA From West Burke Fire - Sliding accident w/ neck ...
03/01/2026

Feb 28 - 22:38 - Lyndon Rescue / East Burke Fire w/ Remote Rescue / AMA From West Burke Fire - Sliding accident w/ neck and shoulder injury - Patient 100 yards into the woods and down an embankment.

Congratulations to Burke Mountain Academy Alumni Mikaela Shiffrin on winning GOLD!
02/18/2026

Congratulations to Burke Mountain Academy Alumni Mikaela Shiffrin on winning GOLD!

ON TOP OF THE MOUNTAIN. 🐐🇺🇸

Mikaela Shiffrin wins her third Olympic gold, the most by any U.S. alpine skier in Olympic history.

02/15/2026
We were one of the coldest wind chills in the country this morning. We hope you stayed warm and safe throughout today's ...
02/08/2026

We were one of the coldest wind chills in the country this morning. We hope you stayed warm and safe throughout today's dangerous cold temps. Enjoy watching the Superbowl safely, and plan ahead. Please drink responsibly.

Lowest wind chill reports.

Mutual Aid to St. Johnsbury - 2nd Alarm Structure Fire - Coverage assignment w/ an Engine & Ladder Company
02/05/2026

Mutual Aid to St. Johnsbury - 2nd Alarm Structure Fire - Coverage assignment w/ an Engine & Ladder Company

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East Burke, VT
05832

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