Plymouth Police Department
Terryville Volunteer Fire Department
Fire Marshal
Town of Plymouth Volunteer Ambulance Corps
Boards & Commissions

Plymouth Police Department

P.O. Box 34 80 Main Street Terryville, CT 06786 Phone: (860) 589-7779 (routine calls - complaints, information on cases or accidents, etc.) Animal Control Officer : (860) 585-4051
If you are interested in a presentation about the Neighborhood Crime Watch program, please call the Plymouth Police Department at 589-7779.

The Plymouth Police Department is responsible for the preservation of the public peace, prevention of crime, apprehension of criminals, regulation of traffic, protection of rights of persons and property, and enforcement of the laws of the state and ordinances of the town and all rules and regulations made in accordance therewith.

See Permits & Licenses for information regarding pistol, parade, canvassers, solicitors, hawkers & peddlers, raffle, bazaar, precious metals, traffic sign requests, and pawn broker permits.

Connecticut Alert Emergency Notification System

The Plymouth Police Department is going to be implementing the Connecticut Alert Emergency Notification System (CT Alert ENS), an emergency incident notification system in the near future. Once implemented, the notification system will provide a town wide 911 and "Opt-In" program for our citizens. This system will enhance the Police Department's ability to protect lives and property by providing critical information to citizens during potential life threatening emergencies such as severe weather, fires, floods, unexpected road closures or evacuation of buildings or neighborhoods.

Please visit the CT Alert Citizen Sign-up website to register your wireless telephone numbers, text message numbers, TDD/TTY and email addresses in order to receive alerts on those devices. The website will also allow the public to designate other locations that they may wish to receive alerts about, such as; where your children go to school, where you work, or where family members live.

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Terryville Volunteer Fire Department
Fire Dept. EMail: terryvillefire@plymouthct.us	Fire Department Application
Terryville Fire Department Headquarters Hose Co. #1 21 Harwinton Avenue P.O. Box 311 Terryville, CT 06786 Phone: (860) 583-6509 website: http://terryvillevolunteerfire.com	Ladder/Rescue Co. #1  21 Harwinton Avenue P.O. Box 311 Terryville, CT 06786 Phone:  (860) 583-6509
Terryville Fire Department Station #2 Plymouth Company 691 Main Street Plymouth, CT 06782 Phone:  (860) 283-5021	Terryville Fire Department Station #3 Hose Co. #4 Allentown Road P.O. Box 311 Terryville, CT 06786 Phone:  (860) 589-6200
Chief Officers
Chief Mark Sekorski Phone:  (860) 585-4080 ext. 6003 Pager: 1-860-206-5038	Deputy Chief Victor Mitchell Phone:  (860) 585-4080 ext. 6004 Pager: 1-860-260-4662
Assistant Chief Raymond Kovaleski Phone:  (860) 585-4080 ext. 6005 Pager: 1-860-260-5033	Captain Glen Cote Hazardous Materials Officer/Training Officer Phone:  (860) 585-4080 ext. 6008 Pager: 1-860-260-5194

The Terryville Volunteer Fire Department is a non-profit corporation chartered by the State of Connecticut and established to provide fire protection and emergency service to the people of the Town of Plymouth. Such services include emergency response to fires, motor vehicle accidents, hazardous material incidents, and other related calls. The Terryville Volunteer Fire Department is also extremely active with Fire Prevention programs. These programs are offered to elementary schools, cub scouts, senior citizens groups and special groups as needed. At the present time, we have 95 regular members. The department offers a tax abatement & retirement plan for members.  If interested in joining, please call 585-6009 or you can click here for an application.

The Department has and always will try to help out businesses in the town with any questions. If any businesses have special needs, the Terryville Volunteer Fire Department will do their best to meet these needs.

The Terryville Volunteer Fire Department operates and is trained to use the following vehicles and machinery:

	2 - 1000 gallon Pumper's
	2 - 750 gallon Pumper's
	1 - 2000 gallon Tanker
	2 - 1000 gallon Tanker
	1 - 75' Tower Truck
	1 - Heavy Rescue unit
	1 - Brush Truck
	4 - Argus Thermal Imaging Cameras
	3 - Lap top computers

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Fire Marshal

80 Main Street Terryville, CT 06786	Fax: (860) 583-1269 E-Mail: kengle@plymouthct.us Phone: (860) 585-4012
Kevin Engle, Acting Fire Marshal Peter Buonome, Deputy Fire Marshal Victor Gara, Deputy Fire Marshal Ray Kovaleski, Deputy Fire Marshal Linda Schnaars, Administrative Assistant

The Fire Marshal's Office is responsible for inspections and investigation, public education, plan review, and the firehawk program for child firesetters. The department also provides fire safety information. See Permits & Licenses for information on burning, blasting, liquor, and haz mat permits as well as daycare licenses.

The Fire Marshal's office is a part-time office. Please be sure to make an appointment or call ahead to ensure someone is there to help you.

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Town of Plymouth Volunteer Ambulance Corps

Web address: http://www.pvac111.com

Lani Johnson, President Board of Directors Ryan A. Rigon EMT-I BLS-I, Chief of Service Email:rrigon@pvac111.com General Information: info@pvac111.com

191 Main St. Terryville, CT 06786 Routine calls: (860) 589-2313 Fax: (860) 585-4077

The Plymouth Volunteer Ambulance Corps was established in 1968. The department provides around the clock emergency medical services to people who live, work, and visit the Town of Plymouth. They staff two Excellance Modular Ambulances mounted on 2003 Ford E450 Turbo Diesel chassis. There are about 30 volunteer Emergency Medical Technicians (EMT's) Basics and Intermediate level. The PVAC Bike Team provides provides EMS services for events and parades to increase response time in crowded environments.  

Anyone wishing to join the Corps or get information about up-coming MRT or EMT classes can call the Corps; visit our web site, or stop in at the regular monthly meeting on the first Wednesday of each month at 7 p.m. Membership benefits include: training and meal reimbursements, deferred compensation, local tax abatement program, uniforms, equipment, and incentives. Volunteers needed.

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Boards & Commissions

Board of Police Commissioners Ann Tuleja, Chairman Keith Golnik, Vice Chairman Joseph (Jay) Biernacki Connie Kapralos Michael J. Maffia Town Council Liaison: Councilwoman Schenkel	Civil Preparedness Commission Paul Schwanka, Director of Emergency Mgmt. Robert Engle, Asst. Director of Emerg. Mgmt.
Board of Fire Commissioners Phone:  (860) 585-4080 ext. 6002 Stephen J. Fennessey, Sr., Chairman Joseph Bachand David Boilard David Merchant Verne Wagner Daniel Wollenberg Gerald Wunsch Town Council Liaison: Councilman Foote	Communications Commission Robert Engle, Fire Department, Chairman Anthony J. Orsini, Director of Emergency Mgmt. Joe Bachand, Ambulance Corp. Karen Krasicky, Police Chief Michael Maffia, Police Commission Thomas Ploszaj, Ambulance Corp. Town Council Liaison: Councilwoman Schenkel
Local Emergency Planning Commission Paul Schwanka, Director of Emergency Management, Acting Chairman Barbara Banda, Bristol Hospital Rep. Anouchka Bayard-Blanchard, Red Cross Rep. Whit Betts, State Representative 78th Dist. Greg Cody, Fire Department Jim Garrow, Plymouth Vol. Ambulance Corps Dennis Klimkowicz, Board of Education Rep. Karen Krasicky, Chief of Police; Anthony Lorenzetti, Public Works Director Skip (Gordon) Mudge, EMS Director Jim Rokos, Torrington Area Health District Michael Santogatta, Board of Education Rep. Kevin Engle, Acting Fire Marshal Mark Sekorski, Fire Chief Jason Welch, State Senate 31st District	Plymouth Ambulance Corps Board of Directors Cynthia Baran Sally Barnes Edward Clukey Raymond Douyard Jim Garrow Lani Johnson Paul Morocco Skip Mudge Tom Senetcen Martin Stillman - Attorney Town Council Liaison: Councilwoman Murawski
	Juvenile Review Board Marguerite Adamski, M.S.N., R.N. April Bowman-Fox Susan Harris Margaret Morley Cathy P. Sisco, Nutmeg Big Brothers