Chief Robert Valentine and the Groveland Fire Department remind residents to check their smoke and carbon monoxide alarms when setting their clocks ahead for Daylight Saving Time this weekend.
Mission Statement
The Mission of the Groveland Fire Rescue Department is to safeguard the citizens of Groveland, Massachusetts by providing high quality fire prevention, protection and suppression, rescue, and emergency medical services. To make every effort to maintain a fire fighting force capable of handling structure fires, hazardous materials incidents, incidents of terrorism, medical, and rescue incidents as well as any other catastrophic event which may occur. To maintain proficient and proactive fire prevention programs, to include public education, code enforcement, and systems engineering.
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Recruitment
The Groveland Fire Department is seeking applications from those who wish to become Call Firefighters. As a Firefighter, you will be expected to be an active member and respond to calls for service while attending training on a weekly basis.
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Two Groveland Firefighters Graduate from Massachusetts Firefighting Academy’s Call/Volunteer Trainging Program
GROVELAND — Chief Robert Valentine is pleased to announce that two Groveland firefighters graduated from the Massachusetts Fire Academy’s (MFA) Call/Volunteer Training Program. Firefighters Alex Keyes and Brady Paolino were among the 32 graduates from 12 departments who graduated from the
Groveland Fire Department Recognizes Lt. Al Credit and Firefighter Tracy Gilford Upon Their Retirements
GROVELAND — Chief Robert Valentine is pleased to recognize Lt. Al Credit and Firefighter Tracy Gilford upon their retirement from the department with 25 years of service and 41 years of service respectively.
Groveland Fire Department Receives $15,500 Grant for Firefighter Safety Equipment
GROVELAND — Chief Robert Valentine is pleased to report that the Groveland Fire Department received a $15,500 grant from the Department of Fire Services Fiscal Year 2024 Firefighter Safety Equipment Grant Program. Fire departments across Massachusetts were invited to apply