KILLINGLY — A fire at a carriage house on Chase Road drew a second alarm Saturday morning, according to reports carried by WINY Radio, Quiet Corner Alerts and NLC Fire Wire.
NLC Fire Wire reported that crews were dispatched at 11:12 a.m. October 31 after a fire alarm and smoke coming from the building’s walls. The outlet described a working fire on arrival and said additional personnel were requested at 11:33 a.m., when fire was reported through the roof. Quiet Corner Alerts also reported the roof fire and second alarm in its 11:33 a.m. update.
The response expanded beyond the initial assignment. NLC Fire Wire listed Attawaugan, Dayville, Williamsville, East Killingly, East Putnam, Putnam, South Killingly, Atwood and KB Ambulance among the dispatched responders. It subsequently listed additional tankers and personnel, including South Killingly Engine Tank 165, Mortlake, Community, Woodstock, Danielson and Moosup.
These are attributed local-outlet and dispatch-style reports, not an independently obtained fire-department statement. Injury information, occupancy, cause, damage and containment were not established in the sources reviewed. This account does not establish that emergency operations remain active at the time of reading.
The accompanying photograph is an April 2025 file image of South Killingly Engine Tank 165 at a different fire in Sterling. It does not depict the Chase Road fire.
This article was prepared with AI assistance from the linked reports and source material.