RANDOLPH — As part of National Fire Prevention Week, Chief Richard Donovan and the Randolph Fire Department would like to provide cooking safety tips and are also encouraging everyone to create a home escape plan in the event of a fire.
Randolph Fire Department Reminds Residents that Use of Fireworks is Illegal in Massachusetts
Randolph– As the Fourth of July and summer celebrations approach, Chief Richard Donovan and the Randolph Fire Department would like to remind residents that the use of fireworks is illegal in Massachusetts.
Randolph Fire Department Joins Area Agencies in Giving Thanks to Good Samaritan Medical Center Employees
RANDOLPH — Chief Richard Donovan is pleased to share that the Randolph Fire Department was among several first responder agencies throughout the region who paid a special visit to Good Samaritan Medical Center in Brockton on Monday to show appreciation to the hospital’s employees.
Randolph Fire Department Reminds Residents of Spring Fire Safety Tips
RANDOLPH — Chief Richard Donovan and the Randolph Fire Department would like to provide some seasonal safety tips for residents given the warmer weather this week and the fact that many people are following the stay-at-home advisory during the COVID-19 health crisis.
Randolph Fire Department Limiting Public Access to Fire Stations as Precaution Against Coronavirus
RANDOLPH — Chief Richard Donovan reports that the Randolph Fire Department will be limiting access to the public at its fire stations as a precautionary measure against the coronavirus.
Town of Randolph, Police and Fire Departments Warn Residents of Scam Spoofing Town Phone Numbers
RANDOLPH — Town Manager Brian Howard, Police Chief William Pace and Fire Chief Richard Donovan are warning residents about a telephone scam in which the caller is spoofing official town phone numbers.
Randolph Fire Department Receives State Grant for Student Awareness of Fire Education Program and Senior SAFE Program
RANDOLPH — Chief Richard Donovan and State Fire Marshal Peter J. Ostroskey are pleased to report that the Randolph Fire Department has been awarded $5,663 for the Fiscal Year 2020 Student Awareness of Fire Education (S.A.F.E.) Program and $2,730 for the Senior SAFE Program by the Massachusetts Department of Fire Services.
Randolph Fire Department Reminds Residents of Open Air Burning Regulations
RANDOLPH – Chief Richard Donovan and the Randolph Fire Department announce that the State Open Burning Season begins today and will end on Friday, May 1.
Randolph Fire Department Announces Grant Award for Firefighter Turnout Gear
Chief Richard Donovan is pleased to announce that the Randolph Fire Department has received a $7,181.09 Firefighter Turnout Gear Grant from the Executive Office of Public Safety and Security (EOPSS) and the Department of Fire Services (DFS).
Randolph Fire Department Offers Holiday Cooking Safety Tips
With Thanksgiving tomorrow, Chief Richard Donovan and the Randolph Fire Department would like to remind residents of several important cooking safety tips.