Marshfield Fire Department

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MFD presented the colors for this year’s Marshfield girl’s softball annual tournament. The first pitch was thrown by Marshfield’s own Ellie (aka Super Ellie) who is bravely fighting cancer. We were very happy to be a part of it all. Stay strong Super Ellie!

Have a happy and safe 4th of July from all of us at Marshfield Fire!

⚠️There has been an interruption in the state 911 system. If you have a fire/ems/rescue emergency, and can not get through to 911, please call our business line at 781-837-1315, 781-837-1314, or the emergency line of 791-837-1313. All lines dial 0 to speak to dispatch⚠️

Boston Medflight will be landing at the baseball field next to Martinson Elementary School. There is no emergency, this is part of the joint training between MFD and @Marshfield_PD

Members of the MFD will be at Martinson Elementary School with @Marshfield_PD conducting a joint training exercise today and tomorrow.

Congratulations to the MHS graduating class of 2024. From all of us at MFD, we wish you a happy and safe summer and good luck on your next endeavors!

Engine 2 and C2 are currently operating in the town of Scituate for their second alarm structure fire.

Happy Memorial Day. Today we honor and remember all those who have given the ultimate sacrifice for our county. Please join us in honoring them at 10:30 for the parade through the center to the ceremony at veterans memorial park at 11:00

Congratulations to Captain Smith on his graduation from the National Fire Academy Executive Fire Officer Program!

Members of the MFD with are currently activated to the town of Halifax to assist in dive operations as part of the Plymouth county Tech Rescue Dive Team

Marshfield Engine 3 and Car 2 are currently operating in the town of Duxbury mutual aid for their second alarm house fire.

Happy International Firefighters Day to all the men and women that serve their communities on a daily basis. Thank you.

At 3:30 this morning, group 4 responded mutual aid to the town of Norwell to assist with their working fire. Engine 2, Service Truck 4, and Car 2 responded and assisted obtaining a sustainable water supply to extinguish the fire.

Over the years, The Marshfield Fire Department has responded to countless ice-related emergencies. Today, Group 2 took advantage of the cold temperatures and deployed the ‘Ice Sled’ to simulate a rapid rescue of someone who fell through the ice.

This morning Marshfield Fire Department Group 2 conducted training revolutions simulating chimney fires. With several weeks of winter ahead and hazardous weather rolling in, we’re committed to keeping these skills sharp to keep our community safe. #FireTraining #Firefighting

Next session of our Stop The Bleed class is 11/12/22. This is a FREE class for anyone who attends but is limited to 10 per session. Please contact us at [email protected] to reserve your spot

Please join us at this free stop the bleed class. Sign up at [email protected]