RAYNHAM — Chief Bryan LaCivita and the Raynham Fire Department would like to provide cold weather and ice safety tips to residents as temperatures continue to drop.
Raynham Fire Department Launches New Online Open Burning Permit System
RAYNHAM — Chief Bryan LaCivita and the Raynham Fire Department are pleased to announce that the state Open Burning Season will run from Jan. 15 through May 1, and the Town will be utilizing a new online permitting system this year.
Raynham Fire and Police Departments Share Safety Tips Ahead of Expected Winter Storm
RAYNHAM — Fire Chief Bryan LaCivita and Police Chief James Donovan recommend that residents take the necessary safety precautions to prepare themselves for hazardous weather as temperatures continue to drop and the region prepares for the first potential major winter storm of the season.
Raynham Fire Department Shares Tips for Holiday Fire Safety
RAYNHAM — As residents prepare for the holiday season, Chief Bryan LaCivita and the Raynham Fire Department wish to remind the community of important fire prevention tips.
Raynham Fire Department to Spread Holiday Cheer with Upcoming Santa Run Throughout Town
RAYNHAM — Chief Bryan LaCivita is pleased to announce that the Raynham Fire Department will once again be spreading holiday cheer with their upcoming Santa Run throughout town and Secret Santa collection.
Raynham Fire Department Offers Residents Home Heating Safety Tips
RAYNHAM — As the temperatures drop and with winter on the horizon, Chief Bryan LaCivita and the Raynham Fire Department would like to provide residents with safety tips for heating homes and staying warm this winter.
Raynham Fire Department Shares Holiday Cooking Safety Tips
RAYNHAM — Chief Bryan LaCivita and the Raynham Fire Department would like to provide safety tips to ensure residents stay safe while baking and preparing their holiday meals over the coming weeks.
Raynham Firefighter Graduates from Massachusetts Firefighting Academy
RAYNHAM — Chief Bryan LaCivita and the Raynham Fire Department are pleased to announce that Bryan Williams graduated from the Massachusetts Firefighting Academy (MFA) on Wednesday, Nov. 4.
Raynham Fire Department Reminds Residents to Check Smoke and CO Detectors During Daylight Saving Time
RAYNHAM — As daylight saving time comes to an end, Chief Bryan LaCivita and the Raynham Fire Department would like to remind residents to change the batteries in their smoke and carbon monoxide detectors when resetting their clocks this weekend.
Raynham Police and Fire Urge Residents to Remain Vigilant Against Spread of COVID-19 Following Red ‘High Risk’ Designation
RAYNHAM — Police Chief James Donovan and Fire Chief Bryan LaCivita report that the Town of Raynham has seen a rise in positive COVID-19 cases recently, resulting in an increased risk designation from the Commonwealth.