Enfield EMS

03/09/2026

On this International Women’s Day, Enfield EMS would like to celebrate and thank all of the incredible women EMS professionals on our team that provide exceptional service and care to the citizens of Enfield.

03/01/2026

This March, Enfield EMS is celebrating the following anniversary:

Paramedic Nat Galan-1 year

Congratulations Nat and thank you for your continued dedication and service to Enfield and the surrounding communities.

02/23/2026

Good evening. Out of an abundance of caution for our crews, patients and the public, we will only be transporting patients to hospitals in Springfield or Hartford until the secondary roads have been cleared after the storm. Please continue to stay safe.

02/22/2026

🚨Parking Ban🚨

Due to the forecasted weather, there is a parking ban in effect from 12 PM Sunday, February 22nd through 7 am Tuesday, February 24th. Please remove all vehicles to avoid being towed at owners expense. Thank you!

02/21/2026

With tomorrow’s forecasted blizzard conditions potentially affecting Enfield, please ensure that your medical supplies, heat and food are stocked before the storm begins. Please stay inside unless absolutely necessary. We will continue to monitor the situation, and as always, Enfield EMS stands ready to help at all times.

02/16/2026

Enfield EMS is proud to work alongside Chief Provencher. Congratulations on the milestone!

Today marks a milestone that few ever reach — our very own Chief Earl Provencher celebrating his 50th anniversary with the North Thompsonville Fire Department!

Five decades of dedicated, selfless service. Fifty years of answering the call, leading with integrity, and standing committed to both this department and the community. That kind of longevity doesn’t just happen — it reflects character, resilience, and a deep love for the fire service.

Chief Provencher has truly made a difference. He has touched countless lives, mentored generations of firefighters, and helped shape the culture and strength of this department. His leadership has left a lasting mark that will continue to be felt for years to come.

Chief, thank you for everything you’ve done — and everything you continue to do. Congratulations on an incredible 50 years of service!

***posted without the Chief’s permission or knowledge 😁🚒 ***

02/13/2026

When you see flashing lights and hear a siren, every second matters. 🚨

If an emergency vehicle is approaching with lights and sirens activated, you are required to safely move to the right side of the roadway and come to a complete stop until it has passed. This allows police, fire, and EMS personnel to respond quickly to emergencies where lives may be at risk.

Here’s what to do:
🔹 Stay calm and check your surroundings
🔹 Use your signal and safely move to the right
🔹 Come to a complete stop
🔹 Do not block intersections
🔹 Do not follow closely behind the emergency vehicle

Failing to yield to an emergency vehicle is not only dangerous, it’s against the law. Drivers who do not move over can be issued an infraction, which may result in fines. More importantly, not yielding can delay critical emergency response and put others in danger.

Help us keep everyone safe

02/08/2026

This February, Enfield EMS wants to congratulate EMT Colin Kosenko on 2 years of service.

Congratulations and thank you Colin for your continued service and dedication to the community.

02/06/2026

With this weekend’s expected temperatures, please make sure to limit time outside and cover any exposed areas. Make sure your heat works and is operating safely. Check on friends and neighbors. As always, Enfield EMS will be here to help.

02/04/2026

02/04/2026

Moody Road will closed for an extended period of time between Park Street and Print Shop Road due to a water main break. Hazardville Water Company is on scene beginning their repairs. Please seek alternate routes.

02/03/2026

Enfield EMS is proud to congratulate Paramedic Mason Miller for completing his precepting and being cleared to operate independently through St. Francis Hospital. Thank you and stay safe Mason.