The Cos Cob Volunteer Fire Company’s 100th anniversary celebration benefited from mild, sunny fall weather and an enthusiastic crowd.
The event was originally scheduled a week earlier but was moved forward due to the weather. …and it was worth waiting for!
Established in 1922, Cos Cob Volunteer Fire Co is a volunteer organization under the Greenwich Fire Department. Learn more about joining the fire company, a 501(c)3. They have two types of members, active interior firefighters and associate members who are members that want to support the fire company with fund raising and other administrative roles.
The event kicked off with a parade of firetrucks that started at St. Catherine’s Church, moved west along East Putnam Avenue, and finished behind the fire house where families got a close up look at the trucks.
There was a live band, food and demonstrations including a display of the American flag between ladder trucks from Belltown and Noroton Heights.
Congratulations to everyone at the Cos Cob Volunteer Fire Company on their milestone!
The event featured a display of the American flag between ladder trucks from Belltown and Noroton Heights. Oct 9, 2022 Photo: Leslie YagerThe Cos Cob Volunteer Fire Company’s 100th Anniversary Celebration featured a fire truck parade. Oct 9, 2022Kristen, Craig and Liam Jones at the Cos Cob Volunteer Fire Company’s 100th Anniversary Celebration. Oct 9, 2022Ed Lopez who is running for State Rep in the 150th district, with Democratic candidate Hector Arzeno, who is running for State Rep in the 151st district and State Rep Steve Meskers (D-150). Oct 9, 2022 Photo: Leslie YagerThe Cos Cob Volunteer Fire Company’s 100th Anniversary Celebration featured a fire truck parade. Oct 9, 2022The Cos Cob Volunteer Fire Company’s 100th Anniversary Celebration featured a fire truck parade. Oct 9, 2022At the Cos Cob Volunteer Fire Company’s 100th Anniversary Celebration enthusiasts got a close up look at a variety of firetrucks. Oct 9, 2022The Cos Cob Volunteer Fire Company’s 100th Anniversary Celebration featured a fire truck parade. Oct 9, 2022 Photo: Leslie YagerGreenwich First Selectman Fred Camillo with one of his two dogs, Reagan. Oct 9, 2022 Photo: Leslie YagerAt the Cos Cob Volunteer Fire Company’s 100th Anniversary Celebration enthusiasts got a close up look at a variety of firetrucks. Oct 9, 2022The Cos Cob Volunteer Fire Company’s 100th Anniversary Celebration featured a fire truck parade. Oct 9, 2022The Cos Cob Volunteer Fire Company’s 100th Anniversary Celebration featured a fire truck parade. Oct 9, 2022The Cos Cob Volunteer Fire Company’s 100th Anniversary Celebration featured a fire truck parade. Oct 9, 2022The Cos Cob Volunteer Fire Company’s 100th Anniversary Celebration featured a fire truck parade. Oct 9, 2022 Photo: Leslie YagerThe Cos Cob Volunteer Fire Company’s 100th Anniversary Celebration featured a fire truck parade. Oct 9, 2022 Photo: Leslie YagerState Senator Ryan Fazio (R-36), Andrea Blume and Peter Sherr, who is running for State Rep in the 151st district at the Cos Cob Volunteer Fire Company’s 100th Anniversary Celebration. Oct 9, 2022Greenwich Town Clerk Jackie Budkins and Selectwoman Lauren Rabin at the Cos Cob Volunteer Fire Company’s 100th Anniversary Celebration. Oct 9, 2022The Cos Cob Volunteer Fire Company’s 100th Anniversary Celebration featured a fire truck parade. Oct 9, 2022 Photo: Leslie YagerThe Cos Cob Volunteer Fire Company’s 100th Anniversary Celebration featured a fire truck parade. Oct 9, 2022 Photo: Leslie YagerService dogs got into the action at the Cos Cob Volunteer Fire Company’s 100th Anniversary Celebration. Oct 9, 2022 Photo: Leslie YagerThe park provided the perfect setting for the Cos Cob Volunteer Fire Company’s 100th Anniversary Celebration. Oct 9, 2022 Photo: Leslie YagerPicturesque Cos Cob Fire House and clock. Oct 9, 2022 Photo: Leslie YagerPeter Sherr who is the Republican candidate for State Rep in the 151st district, Selectwoman Lauren Rabin, Ed Lopez the Republican candidate for State Rep in the 150th district, town clerk Jackie Budkins, First Selectman Fred Camillo (with Teddy), Philip Petrone of the Glenville Volunteer Fire Company, Andrea Blume from the Pemberwick-Glenville Association and State Senator Ryan Fazio (R-36). Oct 9, 2022 Photo: Leslie Yager
