Crime & Safety

9/11 Remembrance At Hamden Fire Department

The Hamden Fire Department is inviting the community to visit any of its fire stations on Sept. 11 for tours and to reflect on 9/11.

From Hamden Fire Chief David A. Berardesca

HAMDEN, CT — This year marks the 17 year anniversary of the tragic events of September 11, 2001. The memories created by the attacks will never be forgotten. It is said that time is the great healer, but for those who are old enough to remember the tragedy of that day, we know that time has not healed, but only made us more compassionate for the individuals who have suffered and for those who protect the country we love.

In order to pay tribute to the emergency responders and civilians who lost their lives on 9/11 along with members of our military who have given their lives in order to protect our freedom, the Hamden Fire Department extends an invitation to the community to visit any one of its fire stations on Tuesday, Sept. 11, 2018 between the hours of 10 a.m. and 3 p.m.

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Firefighters will be on hand to reflect upon memories of 9/11, demonstrate equipment and conduct tours of their station. Please join us in our quest to “Never Forget”.

Hamden Fire Department Locations:

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Station # 2 71 Circular Ave.

Station # 3 421 Hartford Turnpike

Station # 4 2372 Whitney Ave.

Station # 5 2993 Whitney Ave.

Station # 9245 Johnson Rd.

Thank you,

David A. Berardesca

Fire Chief

Town of Hamden

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