Town of Orange Fire Marshal's Office

Town of Orange Fire Marshal's Office The Orange Fire Marshal's Office proudly serves the residents and businesses of Orange, Connecticut.

We provide fire prevention services, as well as enforcement of all applicable codes and standards, and conduct investigations of all fires in town!

The State of Connecticut has sent out this heat advisory for today. Please try to stay in an air conditioned space. Stay...
06/12/2026

The State of Connecticut has sent out this heat advisory for today. Please try to stay in an air conditioned space. Stay hydrated!

Throughout the town, many of our commercial building are equipped with outside key vaults, otherwise known as Knox boxes...
06/08/2026

Throughout the town, many of our commercial building are equipped with outside key vaults, otherwise known as Knox boxes. They are secure boxes that are only accessible by emergency response personnel to allow entry in the event of an emergency, lessening the likelihood of damage from forcible entry. These boxes are extremely secure and inaccessible without the access key.

Lately, the fire department has been noticing that the keys provided by the businesses to be secured in the Knox Box are not working on the locks. This could be because of a change in management and the locks were changed, or the locks were changed due to new ownership.

If you have a Knox Box on your building, and you aren’t sure if the keys are current, call our office and we will meet you at your key vault to check the keys and ensure they work. We rather take 5 minutes to make sure they work, than cause avoidable damage.

Call our office at (203) 891-4711 to schedule an appointment.

Today, it wasn’t “goodbye” but more like “see you later” with our Amity High School intern, John Mizzone. John was with ...
06/04/2026

Today, it wasn’t “goodbye” but more like “see you later” with our Amity High School intern, John Mizzone. John was with our office for a little more than three weeks and learned a lot about what our office does. John’s mentor, Fire Inspector Joe Taylor kept him busy making sure he got to experience all aspects of our job, including code plan reviews, site inspections, and even a few fire calls and vehicle accidents. In the short time John was with our office, he proved himself to be an intelligent and polite young man with a very bright future ahead.

Please join us in wishing Mr. Mizzone well. I’m sure it’s not the last you’ll hear of him!

Pictured from left to right:
Fire Inspector Joe Taylor, High School intern John Mizzone, Deputy Fire Marshal Tim Borer, UNH intern and OVFD volunteer Dylan Rapp

We would like to extend some birthday cheer to Lieutenant Ray LaPlante at the Orange Police Department! Best wishes for...
06/03/2026

We would like to extend some birthday cheer to Lieutenant Ray LaPlante at the Orange Police Department! Best wishes for a great birthday!

It’s that time of year again! If any residents are looking for raffle tickets for the Orange Volunteer Fire Department’...
06/01/2026

It’s that time of year again!

If any residents are looking for raffle tickets for the Orange Volunteer Fire Department’s annual carnival raffle, we have them at the front desk at Station 2 on the Boston Post Rd.

Please come out and support the volunteer fire department!

An important message from the Town of Orange Assessor’s Office
05/12/2026

An important message from the Town of Orange Assessor’s Office

Our favorite time of the year when the cherry tree is in bloom!
05/07/2026

Our favorite time of the year when the cherry tree is in bloom!

If Jack Nicholson was a fire sprinkler….
04/17/2026

If Jack Nicholson was a fire sprinkler….

When our staff takes our lunch break, we always like to support our local Orange businesses. But today, we ventured into...
03/25/2026

When our staff takes our lunch break, we always like to support our local Orange businesses. But today, we ventured into Milford to pick up our lunch at Jersey Mike’s Subs.

Today is their Day of Giving. 100% of all sales goes to support the Special Olympics. We all know a special Olympian, and it’s an amazing cause. This is a great way to support them!

03/24/2026

Well, the snow is gone but the gift cards aren't! We still have gift cards for some of the winning participants in our fire hydrant challenge from last month. The following neighbors have prizes waiting for them:

Jason Nevis and family
Jeanne Louise
Lauren Gray and family
Jarrett Frazier and family
Meghan Rabuse and Joe Perrone
Erin W. Elizabeth
Nicole Cooke
Amber Favulli

Stop by our office at the Boston Post Rd firehouse between the hours of 8:00 am and 4:30 pm, Monday through Friday and claim your award and our thanks!

Address

355 Boston Post Road
Orange, CT
06477

Telephone

+12038914711

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Town of Orange Fire Marshal's Office posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

Share