On Wed., October 21, 2026, the Mohegan Tribal Fire Department A Shift provided mutual aid to a multi-alarm commercial building fire on Frontage Road in North Stonington. Upon arrival, they stood by as a Rapid Intervention Team to ensure the safety of the firefighters on scene.

On Mon., October 19, 2026, the Mohegan Tribal Fire Chiefs and Fire Marshals conducted morning and afternoon sessions of fire evacuation and safety training with the employees of the Mohegan Tribal Government and Community Center. The training also covered office holiday decorating safety. Fire prevention, education, and code enforcement is a very important aspect of our job and it was well attended and received by all.     

On Wed., September 30, 2026, the Mohegan Tribal Fire Department conducted live burn training at the Eastern Connecticut Fire School. This annual training fosters teamwork and allows each shift to practice fire attack, search & rescue, and rapid intervention team functions. A special thanks to Deputy Chief Seney and D-Shift Battalion Chief Dupuis for their work on planning the training.      

On Tue., August 11, 2026, just before 5:00 AM, the Mohegan Tribal Fire Department was requested to Bittersweet Drive in Gales Ferry for a reported garage fire.  Upon arrival, they stood by as the rapid intervention team until cleared by command. 

On Thur., July 9, 2026, the Mohegan Tribal Fire Department participated in training a new hazmat meter provided through a grant from the United and Southeastern Tribes.  The MX908 is a multi-mission portable handheld mass spectrometer for real-time identification, utilized by responders conducting chemical, explosive, priority drug and hazmat operations. This will be an asset to our hazardous materials response capabilities throughout the region. 

On Tue., July 7, 2026, just before 5 am, the Mohegan Tribal Fire Department responded to a motor vehicle accident at the entrance to the Riverview Garage. Upon arrival, they determined the driver had a medical emergency, went off the roadway, and stuck a tree.  The MTFD paramedics transported the driver to Backus Hospital.  

On Mon., July 6, 2026, just before 8 pm, the Mohegan Tribal Fire Department responded to a passenger vehicle fire located inside of one of the Mohegan Sun parking garages.  There were no injuries and the fire was extinguished upon arrival using the compressed air foam system on Squad 1. 

On Mon., July 6, 2026, just before 6 pm, the Mohegan Tribal Fire Department responded to the Gales Ferry section of Ledyard for a house fire. Upon arrival, they provided a rapid intervention team on scene.  

On Sun., May 31, 2026, just after 3 am, the Mohegan Tribal Fire Department was dispatched to Ledgewood Road in Groton for a 3rd alarm structure fire. Upon arrival, they provided a rapid intervention team while multiple departments were operating on a  5-story apartment complex with heavy fire showing.

On Tue., Apr. 21, 2026, just before 11 am, the Mohegan Tribal Fire Department provided mutual aid in Norwich for a rollover accident on Interstate 395 with ejection.  Upon arrival they determined that a patient sustained serious injuries and was transported with the MTFD Paramedics to Backus Hospital. 

On Thu., Apr. 2, 2026, the Mohegan Tribal Fire Department C Shift responded as the rapid intervention team to a fire in an attached garage on Canterbury Turnpike in the Taftville section of Norwich.  There were no reported injuries, and the fire was contained to the garage area.

On Wed., Mar. 4, 2026, the Mohegan Tribal Fire Department took advantage of fair weather and thick ice on the river to refresh all four shifts on our ice and cold-water rescue equipment. Pictured here is the shift practicing in Trading Cove off the Thames River. Our own FF/EMT Robert Shields is a certified instructor in all things water and is leading this effort.     

On Wed., Mar. 4, 2026, four members of the Mohegan Tribal Fire Department's B Shift provided mutual aid to Hidden Acres Rd in Montville for a residential structure fire. Our staff assisted with fire attack on the home as well as an RV parked next to it, along with securing the propane tanks. After these tasks, we remained on scene to stand by as the Firefighter Assist and Safety Team (FAST) while other firefighters worked the scene.      

The Mohegan Tribal Fire Department’s Paramedics completed in-service training provided by our Stryker Emergency Care sales representative on our four new LIFEPAK 35 Monitor/Defibrillators.  The LIFEPAK 35 is a clinically advanced monitor/defibrillator with proprietary tools and technology built on an intuitive, modern platform for advanced patient care. It’s a future-ready device designed to promote confidence for patients and care providers and enable clinical excellence in today’s modern healthcare environment.  This new equipment will allow the Mohegan Tribe's Paramedics and EMTs to continue providing exceptional quality care for Tribal members, residents, employees, and visitors to the Mohegan Reservation.