Foxborough Fire Department

Our deepest sorrow and condolences . robertsandsonsfuneralhome.com/obituaries/Mic…

Community Preparedness Night Wednesday September 28, 2022 5:30-7:30pm McGinty Room Foxborough Public Safety Bldg 8 Chestnut St September is Emergency Prepardness Month

SAVE THE DATE. Foxborough Fire Open House. Saturday October 15, 2022. From 11am - 2pm

Please join us for Founders day

Congratulations FF Jeff Eszlari for graduating from the Academy in 5/20/22 Bridgewater class 19

Friends Of Fox Fire are preparing former Engine 1 for Founders Day 2022. Pictured new in 1928 parade. Help support the restoration efforts of Eng 1 & 1938 Ahrens Fox by purchasing a T-Shirt. $25/ea all proceeds directly benefit the trucks! Cash, check, and Venmo accepted.

During annual hose testing FFs trained on the Hydrant Assist Valve. The HAV allows us to increase pressure in long lengths of supply hose during a fire w/out shutting down the hydrant and interrupting water flow Hose testing is every yr to assure its readiness and reliability.

4/23 yesterdays no burning is updated. You may burn today with a valid permit. Please go to Foxboroughfire.com for more info

RED FLAG DAY. Due to weather conditions there is no burning today. Thank you

Foxborough Fire swearing in and pinning ceremony 4/14/22 Congratulations to the new promoted officers and new hires Capt Jim Grenier, Capt Adam Higgins, Lt Colin Sweeney, Lt Patrick Rockett, FF/Paramedics: Brian Grenier, Harry McComb, Alex Noonan, Anthony McCauley, Jeff Eszlari

Congratulations and best wishes on your retirement Captain Noonan

#FlashbackFriday Fox Fire Engine 3’s former 1940 Mack E.  The 2nd white truck for the Dept.  Today we operate Engine 23, a 2010 International/E-One 4X4 w/1000 gals of water & nearly 2000’ for forestry hose. Photo credit F Bertrand (1940 Mack) and massfiretrucks.com Engine 23

The Lyons family visited us today to say thanks for the assist with the birth of the newest member of their family. CONGRATULATIONS!!!Pictured: FF Jason Galanti, the Lyons family and LT Adam Higgins (not pictured FF Joseph Rabuffo and FF Scott Rogers)

Foxborough resident, Dan Boti, visited the station today to meet and thank FF Nagobads and FF Couroupacis for their lifesaving actions on March 11th. Mr. Boti was very appreciative to everyone on Group 4 and he said "they are the reason I am here today."

This morning, we received a call at the station from a company soliciting donations for none other than us, Foxborough Fire. Foxborough Fire is not soliciting the community for donations. We are very thankful to the scammers for alerting us to this fraudulent fundraising attempt!

Luke loves showing his support for Foxborough Fire! We know who to call if our sirens ever break. #firedog #fourleggedfriend @boston25 @WCVB @7News @ABCWorldNews @PetesWire @AlyshaNBCBoston @AmakaUbakaTV @FoxboroughFire

Foxborough Fire would like to share the exciting news of our recent classification as a Class 1 fire department by the Insurance Service Office.

Foxborough Fire was called to a home with smoke in the basement. The cause was a wall mounted electric space heater. The fire coincides with the new "Product Recalls" page on our website. We were able to determine the space heater was recalled. foxboroughfire.com/FIRE_PREVENTIO…

Drone footage of the Foxborough Fire station and Ladder 26 at night. @Foxborough_MA @FireHouse_Pride @FoxboroughFire