Welcome to the Carver Fire Department

The Carver Fire Department is located in Southeastern Massachusetts.
We proudly protect 11,368 people living in an area of 39.58 square miles. We operate out of three stations that protect a primarily residential/agricultural area. Our Department is an ISO 2/2Y-rated Public Department whose 85 members are on a paid on-call status.

 
Photo-Sep-09-2024-20-00-17 What a great attendance for our annual Experenced Firefighter supper on Monday night. Over 30 CFD Firefighters were honored for their dedication for over 20 years of service! This year, Massachusetts Firefighter Service Awards were presented to the following Firefighters: Firefighter Kris Durling - 20 Years Firefighter Billy Garnett - 20 Years Firefighter Matt Farquharson - 20 Years Captain Bill Froehlich - 30 Years Firefighter Joe Kirk - 30 Years Captain Eric Weston - 35 years Firefighter Steve Falconer - 35 Years Lieutenant Chris Mahoney - 35 Years Firefighter Mike Williams - 45 Years Two highlights of the evening were when Firefighter Mike Williams was presented with his 45 years of continuous service to CFD. Mike's family was in attendance as a surprise to see him receive the honor. Congratulations Mike! Retired CFD Firefighter John Santiper was honored for his 69 years of dedication to our Department and our Association! John was a dedicated member of Company 3 for many, many years. Officers and Firefighters from Company 3 picked John up at his house honoring him with a ride on newly rehabed Brush Breaker 28. John was then presented with a handmade plaque for all his years of dedication! A big thank you to all the Company 2 members who provided a great meal for us to enjoy! What a great night! (Photo's by Firefighter, Mike Shaw)
MG_7026 Carver fire crews were dispatched to a possible Structure Fire, (Smoke in the Building) off of Snappit Road in North Carver.  Due to the very tight roadways in the area, fire apparatus were immediately staged up, only bringing in limited Engine companies as needed.  Crews located a faulty extension cord that had caught on fire and melted.  The home was ventilated from smoke with no damage or injuries reported.  (Photo's by Future CFD Firefighter, Matt Heath)