Wareham Fire Department

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The members of the Wareham Fire Department give their condolences to our brothers and sisters with the Boston Fire Department as they mourn the loss of FF Robert “BK” Kilduff jr. Rescue Co. 2. Killed in line of duty while operating at a structure fire. Rest in peace BK!!!

The Wareham Fire Department sends its thoughts and prayers to the Massachusetts State Police, along with the family and friends of the trooper who was killed this morning in a crash on Route 1

We must never forget the dangers of this profession. Rest in peace!

Yesterday Boston MedFlight tested out Wareham’s new Landing Zone. This was a collaborated effort between Southcoast Health, Wareham Emergency Management, Wareham EMS Local 2895, Wareham Municipal Maintenance, and Wareham Police Department. Asst Chief Haskell and FF Harrigan both with aviation backgrounds sat as part of this group representing Wareham Fire to make this a reality. This is a back up landing zone for Tobey Hospital. This project shows the working relationships of the public safety agencies of Wareham have with each other.

Today we celebrated the retirement of Karin Baker who dedicated 22 years of hard work and commitment to the Wareham Fire Department as our Office Manager.

Karin has been an essential part of our department keeping everything running smoothly behind the scenes with her organization, professionalism, and positive attitude. Her contributions have made a lasting impact, and her presence will truly be missed by all.

Thank you, Karin, for 22 years of service, and the care you brought to your role every single day.
We wish you nothing but happiness, relaxation, and exciting new adventures in this next chapter!

Enjoy your retirement—you’ve earned it!

🚨🚨 At approximately 2:02 PM today, Wareham Fire Dispatch received a Fire Alarm Activation for Wareham Middle School. Upon arrival, C-2 (A/C Haskell) and E1 with the duty crew located an issue with the sprinkler system. There were no hazards; staff and students were allowed to reoccupy the building shortly after.