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Randolph Fire DepartmentsWelcome to the Randolph Fire Department part of the Web Site. The Town of Randolph has three fire departments-one in the East (East Randolph), one in the Center (Randolph Center) and one in the West (Randolph Village). The three fire departments were created due to the geographic make-up of Randolph-there is a high ridge running through the middle of the town which makes it difficult to access all parts of the town in a timely manner. All three departments are staffed by volunteers. Without the commitment of these dedicated volunteers, fire fighting in Randolph would not be possible. The East Randolph Station houses a 2000 gallon tanker, and a new 2000 E-One Pumper with a midship 1250 g.p.m. pump and 1000 gallons of water. The firehouse can hold a roster of 20 fire personnel. The Randolph Center Station houses a 1997 top mount 1250 pumper with 1000 gallons of water (it also has on it pre-piped Hale Foam Pro system, made by Dingee Machine Shop in Cornish, NH), s 2000 gallon pumper/tanker with a 750 g.p.m. front mount pump, a 1500 gallon tanker, aerial ladder, and a Scott Eagle Imager Thermal Camera. This fire station can hold a roster of 20 fire personnel. The Randolph Village Station houses a 1998 KME top mount pumper 1250 g.p.m. (holds 1000 gallons of water and was made by V Tech in Williamstown, VT), a Rescue truck, a pumper/tanker with 1000 g.p.m. pump and 1500 gallons of water, and a 1500 gallon tanker. The Village Department also provides contracted fire protection to the Town of Braintree. This fire station can hold a roster of 25 fire personnel. All three stations respond to provide mutual aid to neighboring towns. Jay Collette, Village Fire Chief Drawer B |
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