Chief Charles Doody is pleased to announce that the Canton Fire Department will be hosting its upcoming annual open house as part of their programming for National Fire Prevention Week.
Canton Fire Department Extinguishes 2-Alarm House Fire on Shepard Way
Chief Charles E. Doody reports that the Canton Fire Department extinguished a 2-alarm house fire early Tuesday morning.
Canton Fire Chief Reminds Residents of Burn Safety Tips Ahead of National Burn Awareness Week
Chief Charles E. Doody would like to remind Canton residents of some safety tips and precautions as Sunday begins National Burn Awareness Week.
Canton Fire Department Urges Elderly Residents to Attend Presentation on Alcohol and Drug Abuse
Chief Charles E. Doody announces that the Canton Fire Department will be partnering with the Canton Alliance Against Substance Abuse (CAASA) to host an informational presentation about alcohol and drug use and misuse among older adults next week.
Canton Firefighters Responding to Provide Support in Merrimack Valley and North Carolina
Chief Charles E. Doody reports that several members of the Canton Fire Department have been deployed and are on standby to provide support with emergency situations in the Merrimack Valley and North Carolina.
Canton Fire and Police Departments to Commemorate 9/11 Anniversary
Fire Chief Charles E. Doody and Police Chief Ken Berkowitz announce that the Canton Fire and Police Departments will commemorate the 17th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks this week.
Canton Fire Department Receives Donation of Smoke Detectors and Carbon Monoxide Detectors
Chief Charles Doody is pleased to announce that the Canton Fire Department received dozens of smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors today that were donated by the fire safety product manufacturer Kidde.
Canton Fire Department Responds to Residential Construction Site Fall
Chief Charles E. Doody reports that the Canton Fire Department responded to a residential construction site where a man fell from the second floor of a home Tuesday morning.
Canton Fire Department Provides Hot Car Safety Tips
With temperatures expected to reach into the 90s over the next few days, Chief Charles E. Doody would like to inform Canton residents of the dangers of leaving individuals in hot cars and provide tips to prevent anyone from being harmed.
Canton Fire Department Urges Residents to Sign Up for Emergency Alerts Ahead of Hurricane Season
Fire Chief and Emergency Management Director Charles Doody urges those who live or work in Canton to sign up for the town’s emergency alert system now that hurricane season is officially underway.