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Arlington, Bennington County

Arlington Fire Department

Stations
2
Photographed
0 of 2
Land area
26,897 acres · 42.03 sq mi
Department type
Volunteer
FDID
2105
Serves
Arlington, and by agreement Sunderland and Sandgate
Chief
Brian Hawley, with assistant chiefs Eric Marko and Vince Thompson
Fire budget
$324,000 proposed for 2026, up from $272,286 spent in 2025

The 2 stations

Arlington Fire Station

184 Old Mill Rd

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Street address
184 Old Mill Rd
Town
Arlington
County
Bennington County
ZIP
05252
Coordinates
43.06037, -73.14196
E911 site ID
4548
E911 first mapped
1998-01-01
E911 last updated
2023-01-27

Location from the Vermont E911 site file (VCGI). Spotted something wrong? Send a correction.

Arlington Fire Station

41 Berwal Rd

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Street address
41 Berwal Rd
Town
Arlington
County
Bennington County
ZIP
05250
Coordinates
43.10217, -73.20794
E911 site ID
3862
E911 first mapped
1998-01-01
E911 last updated
2023-01-27

Location from the Vermont E911 site file (VCGI). Spotted something wrong? Send a correction.

History

Arlington's department answers calls in three towns and gives mutual aid to its neighbours. The town has long paid for its operations; the Arlington Fire Protection Company, a nonprofit, used to own and run the two firehouses.

  1. 2025

    72 calls in Arlington, 64 in Sunderland and 15 in Sandgate, the rest mutual aid. Members log 1,291 training hours, adding joint drills on interior attack and water supply. The fire wardens issue 67 burn permits. The Fire Protection Company hands both firehouses to the town, which takes on about $40,000 a year to run them.

    190 calls that year

RupertDorsetPeruSandgateWinhallManchesterSunderlandShaftsburyGlastenburyBenningtonWoodfordSearsburgReadsboroPownalStamford Bennington Fire Station — 130 River St, BenningtonBennington Fire Station — 276 Orchard Rd, BenningtonBennington Fire Station — 63 Gore Rd, BenningtonBennington Fire Station — 900 West Rd, BenningtonDorset Fire Station — 2788 VT Route 30, DorsetDorset Fire Station — 341 Village St, DorsetManchester Fire Station — 3632 Main St, ManchesterManchester Fire Station — 62 Jeff Williams Way, ManchesterNorth Bennington Fire Station — 2 Prospect St, North BenningtonPeru Fire Station — 1005 Hapgood Pond Rd, PeruPownal Fire Station — 253 VT Route 346, PownalPownal Fire Station — 2854 S Stream Rd, PownalPownal Fire Station — 2872 N Pownal Rd, PownalPownal Fire Station — 3137 VT Route 346, PownalPownal Fire Station — 753 VT Route 346, PownalReadsboro Fire Station — 122 School St, ReadsboroRupert Fire Station — 2673 VT Route 153, RupertShaftsbury Fire Station — 166 Buck Hill Rd, ShaftsburyShaftsbury Fire Station — 364 Old Depot Rd, ShaftsburyStamford Fire Station — 142 Stebbins Ln, StamfordWinhall Fire Station — 107 VT Route 30, Winhall Arlington Fire Station — 184 Old Mill Rd, Arlington Arlington Fire Station — 41 Berwal Rd, Arlington Arlington 10 miles
Arlington in Bennington County. Every fire station in the county is marked — 2 here, 21 in neighbouring towns, which is who turns out on a mutual aid call. Boundaries and water from VCGI; fire district lines are not town lines, and village districts and contracted coverage cross them. A town line runs out into the lake, so the shoreline here is the water drawn over the boundary, not the boundary itself.

Money

The town pays for the department, with contributions from Sunderland and Sandgate, and puts $100,000 a year into a fire truck reserve.

2025, actual
Fire truck capital reserve $100,000
New equipment $65,983
Truck maintenance $31,110
Volunteer stipends $13,750
Communications and WiFi $12,040
Insurance $11,090

The largest lines in the town's 2025 fire department spending.

Fire department, by year
2026, proposed $324,000
2025, actual $272,286
2025, budget $275,430

2026 adds the firehouses' upkeep and utilities, and grant writing.

Contact

Chief
Brian Hawley
Telephone
(802) 375-2323

In an emergency dial 911. These are business lines.

Burning

Vermont requires a Permit to Kindle Fire from the town’s Forest Fire Warden for anything larger than a campfire — except where snow covers the ground at the burn site, or the fire is at least 200 feet from anything that will carry flame. Wardens can suspend burning outright when fire danger is high. Who to ask locally is recorded department by department; where it is blank below, the fire department itself is the place to start.

For residents

Sources

Read in October 2026. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.

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