Torrent Engine Company

== History ==
The Torrent Engine Company, also known as the Stafford Springs Fire Department, was Tolland County Station 47 and served the village of Stafford Springs, Connecticut. The department disbanded in 1999, and their station on Willington Avenue was turned over to the Stafford Fire Department and West Stafford Fire Department, who now run the station cooperatively. The number "47" is now only used by the Stafford Ambulance Association.
=== Fire Stations===
Station	Address 	In Service	Notes
47 	27 Willington Avenue, Stafford Springs	1973-1999 	Became Station 2 of the Stafford FD.
== Apparatus==
:1998 Kenworth T300 / American Fire and Rescue walk-in rescue (Ex-Rescue 147) (Transferred to West Stafford Fire Department)
:1991 Pierce Arrow pumper (1500/1000) (Ex-Engine Tank 247) (Transferred to Stafford Fire Department)
:1980 American LaFrance Pioneer III pumper (1500/750) (Ex-Engine-Tank 147, retired 1999)
:1975 GMC step van rescue (Retired 1998)
:1971 GMC T7500 / Thibault pumper (750/750)
:1964 Ford C 6x4 / Young aerial (750/300/75' rear-mount Snorkel) (Ex-Enfield Fire Department (Connecticut); acquired 1988, retired 1999)
:1961 Ward LaFrance Firebrand pumper (750/500)
:1937 Ahrens-Fox pumper (750/300) (Now preserved at the Connecticut Fire Museum)
Category:Defunct fire departments of Tolland County
Category:Former operators of Ahrens-Fox apparatus
Category:Former operators of American LaFrance apparatus
Category:Former operators of EVI apparatus
Category:Former operators of Pierce apparatus
Category:Former operators of Pierre Thibault apparatus
Category:Former operators of Ward LaFrance apparatus
Category:Former operators of Young apparatus