House And Car Fire Reported In Clinton, Fire Officials Say

CLINTON, CT — The Clinton Volunteer Fire Department experienced a busy start to its day, responding to six calls for service before 12:30 PM. Department members managed multiple incidents simultaneously to address community needs.

Among the calls, Clinton firefighters responded to a motor vehicle accident where a car struck and broke a utility pole. Crews also addressed a vehicle fire on I-95. Separately, the department responded to a residence experiencing a smoke condition, which was traced to an appliance fire.

In addition to these incidents, the Clinton Volunteer Fire Department handled a carbon monoxide alarm and a medical call. The department also extended mutual aid to the Killingworth Volunteer Fire Company. This assistance included dispatching an engine, a tanker, and 12 firefighters to a minor exterior house fire in Killingworth.

The department has already logged 283 calls in 2026. This activity level indicates that what were historically slower months for the department are now resembling their typically busy summer season, according to the Clinton Volunteer Fire Department.