CHAPLIN — Residents can request a free reflective address marker through the Chaplin Volunteer Fire Department, according to a town notice posted October 28.
The town says its Department of Public Works will deliver the markers or install them by request. The program is intended to help emergency responders locate addresses.
The request form asks for contact information, the address number to display and a choice of horizontal or vertical mounting. Residents can mail the completed form to Chaplin Volunteer Fire Department, P.O. Box 16, Chaplin, CT 06235, or email the requested information to dstone@chaplinct.org.
The blank form is linked from the town’s notice and is also available under Forms on its Fire Department Information page. Requests should go directly to the department; Eastern CT News is not collecting residents’ addresses or applications.
The notice does not give an application deadline or a delivery or installation timetable.
This AI-written report was prepared from Chaplin’s October 28 notice and a visually reviewed copy of the department’s blank request form. Eastern CT News did not independently test the markers or observe an installation.
File photo: Chaplin fire department rescue pumper, shown in Greenwood Emergency Vehicles’ October 14, 2022 delivery listing. Not the address markers or an installation.