Suffield Democratic Town Committee
Jason Caron – Fire Commission
I am proud to say that I grew up in the Suffield Community, and now have the opportunity to raise my three children in the same manner. Starting at a young age I had a passion for the fire service.
I joined the Suffield Fire Department’s Cadet Program at the age of 14, and remained active until graduating High School. At that time I enlisted in the Connecticut Air National Guard where I served for 12 years as a Firefighter. During that time I was deployed to Saudi Arabia in support of Operation Southern Watch. For the past 15 years I have served as a career firefighter at Bradley Airport Fire Department.
I have also been appointed as the Deputy Fire Marshal of the Warehouse Point Fire District. I enjoy community service and raising money for those in need with my fellow bothers at the Masonic Lodge 28. I currently hold my Paramedic License for the State of Connecticut. I feel my background and passion for fire service will help the Fire Department Management, Paid staff, and Volunteers, receive the tools necessary to keep our residents safe. I welcome the privilege to serve on the Fire Commission.
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Statement of Social Justice
SUFFIELD DEMOCRATIC TOWN COMMITTEE SUPPORT STATEMENT OF SOCIAL JUSTICE AND CALL FOR ACTION The recent deaths of unarmed Black Americans have ignited a long simmering national protest of injustice. The injustice is systemic and has manifested in a normalization of symbols of oppression, election f... Read more »
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November Voting Changes Encouraged
May 2020 The Suffield Democratic Town Committee endorses the Centers for Disease Control polling place guidelines encouraging the use of absentee balloting for the prevention of disease transmission in the November election. Governor Lamont has already allowed for voters to vote in the Augus... Read more »
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Chris Rago wins, Paul Kulas honored!
At the recent Suffield Democratic Town Committee meeting on February 26, 2020, we celebrated Chris Rago's runoff election victory to fill the open seat on the Water Pollution Control Authority board. The November result as a tie vote but the runoff was decisive at 1080 - 627 votes. Former Fir... Read more »