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The Killingly Rehabilitation Team is a regional fire services rehabilitation team (NFPA 1584)

02/10/2026

The Killingly Rehab Team has been extremely busy, braving the cold in early 2026.

5 Activations in two weeks!

S263 has responded to 4 structure fires, and a train derailment during this time.
Today, on 2/9/2026 we responded to 3 fires in a single day!

The Team provided heat/shelter for firefighters/ victims, medical observation, and food and water on scene for all involved.

Secondly, the Killingly Rehab Team spent 3 whole days serving your first responders around the clock during the train derailment in Mansfield, CT. Your volunteers took shifts during their spare time/time off from work to staff the truck around the clock for the entire incident.

This just goes to show the power of volunteers, and the dedication the Killingly Rehab Team shows to complete the mission.

I am very proud to say we had over 15 volunteers step up to help your community in need during this time.

Are you ready to step up and serve the community? Your neighbors need you! Volunteerism is a beautiful thing.

-EMS Captain Carson Hadley

10/22/2025

Last night, the Killingly Rehab Team was activated and responded to Warrenville Rd in the town of Mansfield for a structure fire. With a crew of 5, the rehab team assisted the firefighters on scene by providing food, water, shelter, heating/cooling, and medical observation.

As always a huge thank you to our mutual aid partners for allowing us to serve you

Captain Carson Hadley

Photo Credit: Sedona Pratt

08/09/2025

Yesterday, the Killingly Rehab Team was requested to a multi-agency structure fire located at 1332 Hartford Pike in East Killingly. Throughout the several hour event, the rehab team provided medical observation, food, water, shade, and active cooling to keep the firefighters in the fight. Thank you to our mutual aid partners for making it happen. Our volunteers are always ready to serve the community, and those who protect it.
-Captain Carson Hadley

07/23/2025

This morning, the Killingly Rehab Team was requested for a large debris fire in Pomfret CT. Rehab crews on scene provided a cooling station, shade, hydration, and medical oversight.

Interested in joining our team? Come explore new opportunities and learn how to truly make a difference in your community! Its an honor to serve.

Any questions or concerns please contact Captain Carson Hadley
Carsonhadley21@gmail.com

Photo Credit: Lt. Chris Hohler

07/19/2025

On standby at the 7th Annual Run For Ryan race!

07/17/2025

This morning, the Killingly Rehab Team was requested to 340 County Rd in Woodstock for a Structure Fire. On scene the crew provided a cooling platform, as well as cold water, food, and Gatorade for the firefighters working out in the heat. The Killingly Rehab Team reminds everyone to stay hydrated! Especially in this heat!
Thank you to our mutual aid partners for allowing us to serve your communities.

Photo Credit- Captain Carson Hadley

05/01/2025

It's been a busy week for the Killingly Rehab Team. Today, the Team was requested and responded to 212 Harrisville Rd in Woodstock for a brush fire. On scene our crew provided hydration, shade, air conditioning, and EMS evaluations for the firefighters that responded.

Tis' the season for brush fires. Make sure the Killingly Rehab Team is on your alarm card!
-Captain Carson Hadley

04/30/2025

Today, the Killingly Rehab Team was requested, and responded to 136 Chase Rd in Putnam for a large brush fire. Our crews provided hydration, medical observation, and shade for the firefighters working hard in the woods.

Thank you to our local agencies who continue to create mutual aid relationships. We are honored to serve.

Photo Credit: FF/EMT Steph Lee

04/22/2025

Yesterday, the Killingly Rehab Team responded to a large brush fire in Killingly, near Upper Maple St/South Shore Rd around 11:27hrs. The team provided hydration to the crews working and also provided EMS services in the field.
Is the Killingly Rehab Team on your alarm card? You won't regret it.
Any questions contact Captain Carson Hadley
rehab@dayvillefire.gov

01/19/2025

Today, the Killingly Rehab Team worked with several neighboring departments and mutual aid partners to operate at a ice water rescue/recovery dive drill hosted at Bigelow Hollow in Union CT. All of the teams worked together provided rehab services to both the divers and the support staff.

12/23/2024

For the second time this week, the Killingly Rehab Team was requested, and responding to 155 Dugg Hill Rd in Woodstock for a structure fire.
On scene the crew provided firefighters with hydration, a warming environment, and medical evaluations/monitoring.

The Killingly Rehab Team always works hard to provided the local fire departments with such an essential, and high quality service.

Photo Credit: Lt. Chris Hohler

12/21/2024

On this cold snowy night, the Killingly Rehab Team was requested to 295 Paine District Rd for a multi-alarm fire. On scene the team provided hydration and a warming environment for the crews working the fire.

Interested in making a difference in your community? Please contact Captain Carson Hadley for details
860-576-0796

Address

19 Town Farm Rd
Dayville, CT
06241

Website

https://dayvillefire.gov/services/rehabilitation/

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