Open Burning Management Platform Launched in Massachusetts in January 2021
Whitman Fire Department Reminds Residents that Open Burning Season Will End on May 1
WHITMAN — Chief Timothy Grenno and the Whitman Fire Department would like to remind residents that the 2021 open burning season will end on Saturday, May 1, at 4 p.m.
Easton Fire Department Reminds Residents that Open Burning Season Will End on May 1
EASTON — Chief Kevin Partridge and the Easton Fire Department would like to remind residents that the 2021 open burning season will end on Saturday, May 1 at 4 p.m.
East Bridgewater Fire Department Reminds Residents that Open Burning Season Will End on May 1
EAST BRIDGEWATER — Chief Timothy Harhen and the East Bridgewater Fire Department would like to remind residents that the 2021 open burning season will end on Saturday, May 1, at 4 p.m.
Cohasset Fire Department Reminds Residents that Open Burning Season Will End on May 1
COHASSET — Chief Robert Silvia and the Cohasset Fire Department would like to remind residents that the 2021 open burning season will end on Saturday, May 1, at 4 p.m.
West Newbury Fire Department Provides Safety Tips for Proper Disposal of Smoking Materials and Ashes
WEST NEWBURY — Chief Michael Dwyer and the West Newbury Fire Department would like to share the following safety tips with residents to prevent fires caused by improperly discarded smoking materials and ashes.
Newbury Fire Department Provides Safety Tips for Proper Disposal of Smoking Materials and Ashes
NEWBURY — Chief Douglas Janvrin and the Newbury Fire Department would like to share the following safety tips with residents to prevent fires caused by improperly discarded smoking materials and ashes.
Easton Fire Department Reminds Residents of Open Burning Regulations
EASTON — Chief Kevin Partridge and Fire Prevention Officer Capt. John Dzialo wish to remind residents of the importance of abiding by open burning regulations.
Georgetown Fire Reminds Residents of Outdoor Burning Safety Tips
GEORGETOWN– With warmer weather and drier conditions on the way, Chief Fred Mitchell and the Georgetown Fire Department wish to share outdoor burning safety tips with residents.
Gloucester Fire Department Reminds Residents of Open Burning Rules
GLOUCESTER — Chief Eric Smith and the Gloucester Fire Department wish to remind residents that open burning begins today, and that a burn permit is required to be in compliance with Massachusetts law.