Fire Alarm Activation at Vermont Flannel Co. Determined to Be Non-Hazardous
Photo by Courtesy of Ferrisburgh Vol. Fire Dept.Ferrisburgh apparatus staged outside The Vermont Flannel Company following a reported fire alarm activation.
Photo by Courtesy of Ferrisburgh Vol. Fire Dept.Crews position apparatus and prepare to investigate inside the commercial building on Route 7.
Photo by Courtesy of Ferrisburgh Vol. Fire Dept.Engine 1 is seen positioned near the structure as firefighters complete their on-scene assessment.
Photo by Courtesy of Ferrisburgh Vol. Fire Dept.A close view of Engine 616 outside the building as crews confirm no hazards were present.
March 26, 2026 — The Ferrisburgh Volunteer Fire Department responded to a reported fire alarm activation at The Vermont Flannel Company on Route 7 at approximately 11:10 a.m. Ferrisburgh Engine 1 and Tanker were dispatched to the scene, where crews conducted a thorough investigation of the building. Utilizing detection meters, firefighters checked for any signs of hazardous conditions but found none. Officials determined the alarm was likely triggered by ongoing renovation work inside the structure. After confirming the building was safe, it was turned back over to the owners, and all units cleared the scene and returned to service without incident.
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