Fire crews from both Company 1 and 3 were dispatched to a wildfire in the town of Wareham off of Tihonet Road. Carver Brush Breakers 27, 28, and Car 2 responded to assist the Wareham Fire Department. (Photo's by Future CFD Firefighter, Matt Heath)
Carver Firefighters were been deployed to Joint Base Cape Cod as part of a Plymouth County Forestry Task Force (2A). Brush Breakers 26, 27, 28, Chief Weston, a Carver Ambulance, and Carver Apparatus Mechanic worked at a large brush fire on the base. The fire has a formidable team to contend with, as numerous Plymouth and Barnstable County assets along with State DCR, Mass State Police Air Wing and MA Air National Guard Blackhawks, were on the scene. (Photo's by...
Our CFD Dive Team teamed up with the State Police Dive team for a training exercise at our Hall Bog dive team training pond mid-week. This was a great training exercise between the two agencies and only strengthened our cooperation of both agencies. Very well done! (Photo's by Future CFD Firefighter, Matt Heath)
Carver fire crews assembled early on Sunday morning for half a day of Brush Breaker training at the rear of the Plymouth / Carver Airport. For many years, the airport has been kind enough to allow us to use a large rear wooded parcel to practice our breaker driving skills under realistic conditions. The day's training events started with an hour-long wildfire class taught by Deputy Germaine. From there, Brush Breakers, guided by our Fire Officers and Station Trainers, traveled...
Carver fire crews assembled early on Sunday morning for half a day of Brush Breaker training at the rear of the Plymouth / Carver Airport. For many years, the airport has been kind enough to allow us to use a large rear wooded parcel to practice our breaker driving skills under realistic conditions. The day’s training events started with an hour-long wildfire class taught by Deputy Germaine. From there, Brush Breakers, guided by our Fire Officers and Station Trainers, traveled...
Our new Recruits last training class was a good one – Live Fire Training. Crews practiced live fires on the first and second floors of the training building. Each team of new firefighters responded as an Engine Company, utilizing Engines 1, to the Training Facility for multiple simulated structure fires. Each recruit got a chance to operate the different positions of a structural entry team, practicing nozzle patterns and positive pressure ventilation. It was a long day, but a tremendous...
Our Proud Graduating Class of 2025
Left to Right (Top) - Assistant Deputy Chief Jesse Boyle, Lieutenant Sean Bogart,
Lieutenant Adam Flood, Lieutenant Steve Maccini, Captain Frank Nye,
Captain Bill Froehlich, Firefighter Matt Sears, Lieutenant Geoffrey Thomas,
Health and Safety Adam Lauzon, Deputy Fire Chief Eric Germaine
Our Newest Firefighters (Bottom) - Shawn Levins, Connor Wood, Douglas Smith,
Mark Butler, Sean McEvoy
Our new Recruits last training class was a good one – Live Fire Training. Crews practiced live fires on the first and second floors of the training building. Each team of new firefighters responded as an Engine Company, utilizing Engines 1, to the Training Facility for multiple simulated structure fires. Each recruit got a chance to operate the different positions of a structural entry team, practicing nozzle patterns and positive pressure ventilation. It was a long day, but a tremendous...
Our new Recruit Firefighters are nearing the end of their Recruit Training Program. This past week they demonstrated all their non-firefighter skills at the Training Facility. The group worked another MVA Entrapment scenario, practiced additional maze evolutions, performed another round of search and rescues, and finally some Ladders evolutions. Next up is their Live Fire Practical and Graduation, and then they will transition into Station Training for a 60 day period. (Photo’s by Future CFD Firefighter, Matt Heath)
On Thursday night, our Recruit Instructors and some loyal helpers put on an awesome Wildfire class for our new Firefighters. Normally, the recruit training wildfire class is held as a classroom setting, but in recent years it has been a bigger hit to load up all our recruits on Brush Breakers and travel the woods. Breakers 26 and 27 participated in the exercise, as a rolling wildfire class took place in the rear of each breaker. Our new Firefighters got...
On Thursday night, our Recruit Instructors and some loyal helpers put on an awesome Wildfire class for our new Firefighters. Normally, the recruit training wildfire class is held as a classroom setting, but in recent years it has been a bigger hit to load up all our recruits on Brush Breakers and travel the woods. Breakers 26 and 27 participated in the exercise, as a rolling wildfire class took place in the rear of each breaker. Our new Firefighters got...
Class #22 for our Recruit Firefighters was Live Fire Intro. Three different live fires (Dumpster Fire, Car Fire and Single Room Structure Fires) were demonstrated by our Instructors. Throughout the evening our new firefighters got a chance to extinguish each of the fires, while having instructors by their side. Instructors also performed a live fire classroom session in our larger burn room, where all firefighters got a chance to watch fire spread, see first-hand fire extinguishment and hydraulic ventilation techniques....
Class #22 for our Recruit Firefighters was Live Fire Intro. Three different live fires (Dumpster Fire, Car Fire and Single Room Structure Fires) were demonstrated by our Instructors. Throughout the evening our new firefighters got a chance to extinguish each of the fires, while having instructors by their side. Instructors also performed a live fire classroom session in our larger burn room, where all firefighters got a chance to watch fire spread, see first-hand fire extinguishment and hydraulic ventilation techniques....
Class #22 for our Recruit Firefighters was Live Fire Intro. Three different live fires (Dumpster Fire, Car Fire and Single Room Structure Fires) were demonstrated by our Instructors. Throughout the evening our new firefighters got a chance to extinguish each of the fires, while having instructors by their side. Instructors also performed a live fire classroom session in our larger burn room, where all firefighters got a chance to watch fire spread, see first-hand fire extinguishment and hydraulic ventilation techniques....
Class #22 for our Recruit Firefighters was Live Fire Intro. Three different live fires (Dumpster Fire, Car Fire and Single Room Structure Fires) were demonstrated by our Instructors. Throughout the evening our new firefighters got a chance to extinguish each of the fires, while having instructors by their side. Instructors also performed a live fire classroom session in our larger burn room, where all firefighters got a chance to watch fire spread, see first-hand fire extinguishment and hydraulic ventilation techniques....
Our new Recruit Firefighters put their recently learned classroom knowledge to work at an MVA rescue practical at our Training Facility. Using a donated vehicle our Recruit Instructors guided our new Firefighters through the process of using the Jaws of Life, air bags and specialized rescue tools to free simulated trapped occupants. Each time a firefighter can practice simulated rescues under a controlled environment, makes them more proficient during the real emergency! (Photo's by Retired Firefighter, Rick Leopardi)
At 2:59 pm on Friday, March 21, Companies 1, 2, and 3 were dispatched to a reported garage fire on Rochester Road. First arriving officer Lt. Geoff Thomas (302) confirmed a detached building well involved with fire. Moments later Asst. Deputy Boyle (C3) arrived and declared a working fire, followed by Chief Weston (C1) who assumed Incident Command and assigned C3 to Operations. Deputy Germaine (C2) was assigned the role of Water Supply Officer. First due Engine 3 was on scene...
Fire crews responded to an MVA off Plymouth Street in North Carver. (Photo's by Firefighter, Steve Falconer)
This week our new Firefighters were given a great course on Rapid Intervention and Thermal Imaging by our Recruit Trainers. Each firefighter got a chance to practice working as a coordinated TEAM, and practice realistic self-rescue techniques that may need to be used in the event a firefighter becomes trapped or disoriented. (Photo’s by Retired Firefighter Bob Giusti)
Our Recruit Trainers go above and beyond in teaching our newest Firefighters proper fire pump, fire hoses and stream operations. Firefighters got a chance to operate our front line Engines, a Brush Breaker and a Tanker, pumping and practicing hose techniques in realistic operational scenarios. Learning how to draft water out of our portable pools is a must when you become a firefighter in Carver. Firefighters also practiced hose packing and deploying techniques, selecting correct nozzles streams and flow pressures,...
Our Recruit Trainers go above and beyond in teaching our newest Firefighters proper fire pump, fire hoses and stream operations. Firefighters got a chance to operate our front line Engines, a Brush Breaker and a Tanker, pumping and practicing hose techniques in realistic operational scenarios. Learning how to draft water out of our portable pools is a must when you become a firefighter in Carver. Firefighters also practiced hose packing and deploying techniques, selecting correct nozzles streams and flow pressures,...
Our new Recruit Firefighters were taught the basics of Hazardous Materials Responses by Assistant Deputy Jesse Boyle. This was a very hands-on and creative class! (Photo’s by Retired Firefighter, Rick Leopardi)
Our CFD Divers conducted underwater ice dives this past weekend. Diving under the ice is extremely dangerous, but our Dive Team must be proficient in their skills if needed to rescue someone who has fallen below the ice. All safety precautions are in place for these technical dives. Divers utilize safety ropes, underwater communications systems, and full face masks. A rescue diver is always at the ready to assist if something goes wrong while the diver is under the ice....
Recruit Training Class #11 was Ladders and Ventilation (Practical). During this practical course our new Firefighters are taught different ladder raises and carries by our experienced group of Recruit Trainers. The class is then split into two groups, with half practicing ladders and the other half concentrating on hydraulic, mechanical, and roof ventilation using our training building and one of the roof-cut props. What a tremendous value to being able to have our new Firefighters practice real life scenarios under...
Recruit Training Class #11 was Ladders and Ventilation (Practical). During this practical course our new Firefighters are taught different ladder raises and carries by our experienced group of Recruit Trainers. The class is then split into two groups, with half practicing ladders and the other half concentrating on hydraulic, mechanical, and roof ventilation using our training building and one of the roof-cut props. What a tremendous value to being able to have our new Firefighters practice real life scenarios under...
Fire crews responded with Engine 1, Engine 2, and Rescue 1 to a possible MVA Entrapment on Fosdick Road. Firefighters and EMS personnel were able to gain access to the vehicle and the patient was treated and transported by Carver EMS. (Photo's by Firefighter, Steve Falconer)
What a great training class our new Firefighters were treated to on Saturday. Our Instructors used their imagination in creating two separate Rescue/Maze training scenarios in the Training Building. Our new Firefighters were divided up into two stations. One group worked in the new maze room, another group worked search and rescue scenarios. Great class! (Photo's by Firefighter, Steve Falconer)
On Saturday, February 8, 2025, The Carver Fire Department responded to a structure fire at 229 Tremont St, The Crane Brook Restaurant. First arriving crews quickly located a well-involved attic fire in the 2-story building. With an aggressive fire attack strategy, fire was contained to the difficult to access attic space. The restaurant was open for business at the time of the fire. 40 Carver firefighters responded to the fire. Wareham Fire provided station coverage and Plympton Fire responded with...
On Saturday, February 8, 2025, The Carver Fire Department responded to a structure fire at 229 Tremont St, The Crane Brook Restaurant. First arriving crews quickly located a well-involved attic fire in the 2-story building. With an aggressive fire attack strategy, fire was contained to the difficult to access attic space. The restaurant was open for business at the time of the fire. 40 Carver firefighters responded to the fire. Wareham Fire provided station coverage and Plympton Fire responded with...
On Saturday, February 8, 2025, The Carver Fire Department responded to a structure fire at 229 Tremont St, The Crane Brook Restaurant. First arriving crews quickly located a well-involved attic fire in the 2-story building. With an aggressive fire attack strategy, fire was contained to the difficult to access attic space. The restaurant was open for business at the time of the fire. 40 Carver firefighters responded to the fire. Wareham Fire provided station coverage and Plympton Fire responded with...
What a great training class our new Firefighters were treated to on Saturday. Our Instructors used their imagination in creating two separate Rescue/Maze training scenarios in the Training Building. Our new Firefighters were divided up into two stations. One group worked in the new maze room, another group worked search and rescue scenarios. Great class! (Photo's by Future CFD Firefighter, Matt Heath)
What a great training class our new Firefighters were treated to on Saturday. Our Instructors used their imagination in creating two separate Rescue/Maze training scenarios in the Training Building. Our new Firefighters were divided up into two stations. One group worked in the new maze room, another group worked search and rescue scenarios. Great class! (Photo's by Retired Firefighter, Rick Leopardi)
Our new Firefighters reviewed Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) in class this week. Firefighters got familiar with weekly SCBA checks and learned the do’s and don’ts of their PPE gear. Next class (Outdoor Practical) they will use their knowledge in the field, as live search and rescue practical scenarios will be conducted in our Training Facility. (Photo’s by Firefighter, Steve Falconer)
Our new Firefighters reviewed Self Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) in class this week. Firefighters got familiar with weekly SCBA checks and learned the do’s and don’ts of their PPE gear. Next class (Outdoor Practical) they will use their knowledge in the field, as live search and rescue practical scenarios will be conducted in our Training Facility. (Photo’s by Retired Firefighter, Bob Giusti)
Fire crews from Company’s 1 and 2 responded with Engine 1, Engine 2, Rescue 1, Squad 1 and Car 1 to a reported rollover at the intersection of North Main Street and Plymouth Street. Firefighters were able to quickly stabilize the vehicle and remove the front windshield, freeing the trapped occupant. (Photos by CFD Firefighter, Steve Falconer)
Fire crews responded with Engines 1 and 2, Rescue 1, and Tankers 1 and 2 to a reported Chimney Fire in off South Main Street. The fire was quickly extinguished with no extension found beyond the chimney. (Photo’s by Future CFD Firefighter, Matt Heath)
Our 2025 Recruit Class got off to a great start on Saturday with our new Recruits and the CFD Officers/Instructors getting to know each other on the first day of Recruit Training. The next three months will be very intense as Deputy Eric Germaine makes the ground rules very clear. During the first class, the new Recruits spent about an hour on a Recruit Training Orientation followed by having their Accountability photograph taken and then were sized for their Structural...
Our 2025 Recruit Class got off to a great start on Saturday with our new Recruits and the CFD Officers/Instructors getting to know each other on the first day of Recruit Training. The next three months will be very intense as Deputy Eric Germaine makes the ground rules very clear. During the first class, the new Recruits spent about an hour on a Recruit Training Orientation followed by having their Accountability photograph taken and then were sized for their Structural...
CFD Dive Team members participated in Hovercraft Training on John’s Pond over the weekend. (Photo's by Retired Firefighter, Rick Leopardi)
Company 2 Officers and Firefighters participated in Hovercraft Training on John’s Pond over the weekend. (Photo's by Firefighter, Steve Falconer)
Our 2025 Recruit Class got off to a great start on Saturday with our new Recruits and the CFD Officers/Instructors getting to know each other on the first day of Recruit Training. The next three months will be very intense as Deputy Eric Germaine makes the ground rules very clear. During the first class, the new Recruits spent about an hour on a Recruit Training Orientation followed by having their Accountability photograph taken and then were sized for their Structural...
Fire Companies 1 and 2 responded with Engine 1 and Engine 2 for a two-vehicle MVA at the intersection of Shaw’s Plaza and Route 58. (Photos by Firefighter, Steve Falconer)
Fire Companies 1 and 2 responded to a reported Chimney Fire off of Plymouth Street. (Photo's by Future CFD Firefighter, Matt Heath)
CFD Firefighters participated in Hovercraft Training on a cranberry bog off of Plymouth Street. (Photo's by Future Firefighter, Matt Heath)
CFD Firefighters responded with Brush Breakers 26 and 27 to a small brush Fire off of Brockton Ave in North Carver. The Fire was quickly contained. (Photo's by Firefighter, Steve Falconer)
