Town Of Farmington Delaware

10/15/2026

Join us for a fun filled evening! If you’d like to set up please send us a message!

04/30/2026

BURN BAN is in effect May 1st – September 30th

04/26/2026

SCAM!!

🚨SCAM ALERT🚨

The Delaware State Police has received multiple reports of a text message scam affecting Delawareans throughout the state. The text message includes an image (shown below) of a “Final Notice – Court Enforcement Action” claiming to be from the State of Delaware Justice of the Peace Court. The graphic includes a court date and a QR code to settle unpaid balances for traffic violations.

❗ THIS IS A SCAM ❗If you receive such a text, report it as junk and delete it.

Important Safety Tips:
- Do NOT click any links or visit QR codes from unknown numbers.
- Do NOT provide payment or payment information to unverified sources.
- Contact the Justice of the Peace Court directly if there are concerns about a pending traffic case.
- Electronic toll and speeding violations are only issued through the mail, not via text messages.

Please share this to help spread awareness.

04/06/2026

The pantry is at the firehall
(FoodBank)

03/16/2026

With a few more things left to do on the playground, we've made progress with leaps and bounds!!

02/21/2026

Its that time to Pre-order Easter eggs!!
Farmington VFD Auxiliary thanks you in advance for your continued support.

02/21/2026

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If You Must Travel, Keep An Extra Flashlight, Food, And Water In Your Vehicle In Case Of An Emergency. The Latest Road Conditions For The State You Are Calling From Can Be Obtained By Calling 5 1 1.

02/16/2026

01/25/2026

❄️ Winter Storm Resources ❄️
If you or someone you know needs help during the winter storm, call 2-1-1.

If you need support during the storm, call 2-1-1 for help with:
🏠 Shelter
🍽️ Food
🩺 Medical resources

🚨 Emergency situations should always be directed to 9-1-1.
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01/24/2026

DelDOT crews will be brining roads statewide today ahead of this weekend's storm. Please drive attentively and give our crews plenty of space to work for their safety and yours!

Why brine roads?
Brine has the same melting characteristics of solid rock salt, but since it is applied in liquid form, it is more effective at sticking the salt to the roadway. Pure water has a freezing temperature of 32°F; as salts dissolve in water, the freezing temperature decreases, which requires colder temperatures for ice to form. Sodium chloride will help prevent ice formation down to 15°F. It's also cost effective as it takes four times less salt to brine one mile of road compared to rock salt.

Please drive carefully and be alert as we work to treat roads today!