It is 2 a.m. and you smell smoke in your home. You dial 911 and begin alerting your family to leave the house. Within minutes, fire trucks and personal vehicles begin arriving at your home. Men and women get into gear and rush into your home. If there are flames and we don’t know if everyone is out of the house, we completely search the burning structure. If there are flames, ... (Full Story & Photos)
With Fire Prevention Month upon us, our Fire Prevention Team volunteers will be out and about in our community! We ask that any schools, or groups that wish to set up a fire prevention event and have us visit, please contact us at Info@moheganfire.com. ... (Full Story & Photos)
Today we remember September 11, 2001. May We Never Forget!
This large American flag was donated to the department a few days after September 11, 2001. It was displayed on the side of headquarters on East Main Street (Route 6) and illuminated at night to show support for the country in the weeks that followed.
This photo features Engine 258 and Ladder 10 (1996 Spartan/Smeal, now retired) and was ... (Full Story & Photos)
(L to R) FF Clark, FF Hickey, FF Stretz, DC Brown, FF Gravius Sr, FF Velders, FF (then) Gravius Jr
With the 25th anniversary of the tragic events of 9/11/2001, the Mohegan FD would like to take the time to remember those who were lost in the terror attacks on this Nation and the events that followed. For those who do not know, within minutes of the collapse of the World Trade Center towers in NYC, Mohegan Firefighters and Mohegan EMS personnel were already being called into action. Our firefighters ... (Full Story & Photos)
