BERKLEY — Chief Scott Fournier and Berkley Fire Rescue regret to inform community members that the annual Father’s Day parade and fire muster has been canceled in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Berkley Fire Rescue Recognizes Emergency Medical Staff During EMS Week
BERKLEY — Chief Scott Fournier is pleased to announce that Berkley Fire Rescue will honor its emergency medical personnel this week as part of national EMS week.
Town of Berkley Announces Important Updates on Coronavirus Situation
BERKLEY — Town Administrator Heather Martin-Sterling and the Board of Selectmen, in conjunction with Emergency Management Director Scott Fournier and Board of Health Chairman James Romano, confirmed today that the Town of Berkley has been notified by Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH) officials of one confirmed case of COVID-19 in Berkley.
Berkley Fire Rescue Provides Information on Novel Coronavirus
BERKLEY — Chief Scott Fournier and the Berkley Fire Department wish to provide residents with the latest information regarding the 2019 novel coronavirus (COVID-19) as federal and state officials continue to monitor the virus domestically and internationally.
Berkley Fire Department Offers Hurricane Preparedness Tips During Emergency Preparedness Month
Chief Scott Fournier and the Berkley Fire Department are recommending a series of precautions in the event of a tropical storm or hurricane during Emergency Preparedness Month.
Berkley Fire Department Offers Tips to Build an Emergency Kit During Emergency Preparedness Month
Chief Scott Fournier and the members of Berkley Fire & Rescue would like to offer residents some tips about how to build a kit of essential supplies for use in the event of an emergency during Emergency Preparedness Month.
Berkley Fire & Rescue Offers Safety Reminders After EEE Virus Confirmed in Mosquitoes in Area
Fire Chief and Emergency Management Director Scott Fournier would like to offer some safety tips regarding avoiding mosquito bites after state officials announced that multiple towns around Berkley had confirmed that the Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) virus was found in mosquitoes in those communities.