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Easter Meat-O to Return March 28

Beacon Hose is set to host the springtime edition of one of our most popular events: the Easter Meat-O!

Our Easter Meat-O night will be Saturday, March 28, from 6-9 p.m. at the firehouse. A $10 admission fee buys you a seat, and we’ll have light refreshments. The features of the night are games of chance to win something special for your Easter table. We’ll have meats, seafood, raffle baskets, mystery eggs, prizes, and more up for grabs!

RSVPs are required. Only those 21 and older are allowed, and the event is BYOB (alcohol is allowed) and BYOS (snacks!). To RSVP with your head count, please complete the form below, message us on social media, call the firehouse (203-729-1470), or email info@beaconhose.com by Wednesday, March 25.

If you can no longer keep your reservation, please let us know ASAP so we can open up seats for those on our waiting list.

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Beacon Hose’s Top 10 Photos of 2025

Another year, another look back at Beacon Hose’s best photos from the past 365 days! We continue our annual tradition by sharing our top 10 photos of 2025 in chronological order.

Beacon Hose’s year included some major fires — including a January blaze on Skokorat Road and a July mutual-aid response to Naugatuck — as well as engaging trainings, annual events like our parade and Christmas bonfire, and even a duck rescue at Beacon Mill Village!

We wish all of our members, neighbors, and friends much happiness, safety, health, and prosperity in 2026! Happy New Year!

Explore Beacon Hose’s History

This spring, Beacon Hose embarked on a project to renovate our firehouse conference. One of the motivations was to create a museum honoring our department’s history over more than 125 years.

Beacon Hose Co. No. 1 was formed on May 11, 1899. It was organized by 20 men in the cutting room of the Beacon Falls Rubber Shoe Company three months after a fire razed all the buildings of the nearby Homer D. Bronson Company. Since then, Beacon Hose has become the centerpiece of our community, protecting our neighbors from emergencies and helping to create our unique small-town atmosphere.

Click here to read our entire updated history, complete with photos, videos, and much more. You can also scroll below to see our interactive timeline that covers the first 125 years of our department’s history, cobbled together through newspaper articles, photo archives, and past meeting minutes. Photos from some of our most memorable calls are also below.

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