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***UPDATE***

The National Weather Service has issue a blizzard warning from 6am Friday until 1pm Saturday. Heavy snow and high winds highly possible. Possibility for 10-14 inches with higher amounts with developing snow bands. Winds 15-25 mph with 45 mph gusts and low visibility. The strongest winds and snowfall will occur Friday night into Saturday. 

There exists the potential for a strong winter storm Friday into Saturday. Rain, snow, and high winds are possible.

National Weather Service Winter Storm Watch Summary

Also residents and business owners are kindly requested to keep fire hydrants clear. Snowed in hydrants can significantly  impede our ability to fight a fire. Try to clear hydrants on all sides at least 3 feet as best as possible.

Yesterday, November 6th 2012, Members of the New Milford Volunteer Fire Department lent a hand to our brethren from Moonachie. Moonachie was hit hard by Hurricane Sandy last week as a result of flash flooding. Both their Fire Department and First Aid Squad (EMS) sustained significant damage and losses in addition to the general public. During the day a crew of NMFD members went to to assist Moonachie with getting their fire headquarters back in order while talking in a few calls, including a fire in Little Ferry. At night more members delivered donations collected from the people of New Milford to Moonachie and also lent to the Moonachie Fire Department and First Aid & Rescue Squad. 

An important message from the US Fire Administration regarding portable generator safety.

In the days following hurricane Sandy's arrival in New Milford your fire department has been hard at work. Logging countless man hours since Monday we have to date logged over 40 calls for service this week. As much of the town remains without power we remind all residents of the following tips:



—Make sure generators are properly ventilated and kept well away from any flammable surroundings.

—Do not place generators indoors or in garages where deadly carbon monoxide buildup may occur.

—Make sure all carbon monoxide detectors in your home have fresh batteries and aren't past the manufacturers recommended replacement date.

—Restoration of electricity to your home may cause a surge which can cause plugged in items to catch fire. All items should be unplugged unless properly hooked up to a surge protector.