Stevenson Volunteer Fire Company, based in Monroe, CT, has a rich history dating back to its founding in 1950 after a cottage fire sparked the community to form their own department. The company's growth included the acquisition of a 1930s vintage American LaFrance pumper and the construction of a wood and cinder-block building designed by architect Harold Smith. Over the years, Stevenson Volunteer Fire Co. expanded its fleet by adding more trucks to its apparatus and made history in 1964 as the first fire company in Fairfield County to establish a Junior Volunteer Firefighters Corp, demonstrating a commitment to both community service and fostering the next generation of firefighters. Generated from their available business information