The Carver Fire Department responded to a Christmas tree on fire at this Mazzilli Drive residents where they managed to quickly control the fire keeping fire damage to a minimum. The smoke damage was extensive causing the family to have to relocate just two days before Christmas. Luckily many of the gifts where salvaged for the Holiday
Carver Firefighters regularly participate in SCBA Maze training. This SCBA Maze has been constructed at the Carver Fire Department Training Site. The maze consists of confined spaces, simulated ceiling rafters, wire entanglements and obstructed exits.
The Carver Fire Department responded to this Green St. building fire on Thanksgiving. Four Carver Engines, one Rescue and a Tanker quickly controlled the blaze, which originated in the basement and extend to the first floor. The fire was determined to be suspicion, with one person arrested for arson.
Firefighters from Co. 3 participate in a chimney fire drill at the new Carver Fire Department Training Facility. The new training facility allows Carver Firefighter's to training using realistic fire and rescue scenarios.
Carver Firefighters demonstrate various rescue tools and procedures for residents of Carver at the annual Old Home Day celebration.
65 Carver Firefighters participate in a newly developed Rapid Intervention Team Program developed for the Carver Fire Department. This program was developed using proven R.I.T. programs from around the country by Carver Firefighters for Carver Firefighters. To date, every Carver Firefighter has participated in the coarse and trains regularly in R.I.T.
Company 1 and 3 firefighters removed one person from an MVA on Tremont Street in South Carver. The person was quickly removed from the vehicle, with no life threatening injuries.
Carver firefighters participate in the annual Family Fun Day, geared toward fire prevention at the Carver Primary School. Firefighters teach fire safety, dialing 911, escape routes, feeling hot doors, stop drop and roll, while in the Plymouth County Fire Prevention Trailer.
Carver Firefighters participate in live fire training at the Barnstable Fire Academy on May 17, 2003
43 Carver Firefighters battle a structure fire at 73 Main St. Firefighters were on scene for three hour and dispatched to another working fire one hour later. The fire was later determined to be suspicious.
Company's 1, 2 and 3 compete in a three-company muster. The events included Auto Extrication, Rapid Intervention, Water Supply, Chimney Fire and Air Bag Lifting stations.
New Carver Firefighters participate in our Recruit Training exercises of the class of 2003
Carver Firefighters get the call for a structure fire on Pleasant St. Firefighters contained the fire to one room with minimal damage to the structure. Fire was determined to be accidental. Firefighters were on scene for about two hours and then immediately dispatched to another structure fire a 1 David Rd.
Carver Firefighters battle a raging house fire at 1 David Rd. Firefighters had just cleared a previous structure fire on Pleasant St. in Carver. One cat was rescued from the fire. No injuries to residents of firefighters.
65 Carver Firefighters participated in a fire ground Accountability Training session on March 2, 2003. The Carver Fire Department recently developed a unique accountability system that is used at every structure fire, brush fire or incident that an incident commander deems necessary.
Company 's 1 and 3 responded to an MVA with wires and utility poles down. No injuries were reported. Fire units remained on scene until the utility company secured the scene.
Company 1 and 3 firefighters quickly extinguish a well involved car fire located in Pine Tree Village.
Upon arrival, Caver Firefighters encountered heavy fire from a 2-1/2 story wood frame dwelling at 23 Wenham Rd.
Company 3 firefighters battle a car fire in Cranberry Village. The fire was extinguished quickly and confined to the engine compartment.
Carver Firefighters participate in live fire training at the Barnstable Fire Academy on May 17, 2003
Carver Firefighters Association holds it annual clambake at the Carver Sportsman's Club. Although the rain was heavy at times, the clambake was a success serving 450 people with hot and delicious clams, corn, hotdogs, sausage, fish, stuffing, potatoes and onions.
