Hope Jackson Fire Department

Scituate Dog Officer is a local government department in Hope, RI, dedicated to ensuring the safety and well-being of dogs in the community. They provide various services and resources to dog owners, including information on dog licensing, leash laws, and responsible pet ownership.Generated from the website

The Hope-Jackson Fire Company is one of the four voluntary departments serving the town of Scituate, R.I. The company offers various fire and rescue services. It also conducts public education campaigns, cardiopulmonary resuscitation classes and local summer camps, as well as undertakes home and business fire safety inspections. The Hope-Jackson Fire Company, established in 1924, employs more than 50 firefighters. Its fleet consists of fire engines and a brush truck, pick-up truck and rescue boat. The company also employs a team of emergency medical technicians who specializes in providing cardiac and paramedic services. Additionally, it offers emergency medical services in conditions, such as cardiac distress, anaphalactic shock and major trauma. The Hope-Jackson Fire Company is located in Hope, R.I.

The West Warwick Fire Department is a vital public safety organization in West Warwick, RI, operating from four strategically located stations throughout the town. With a dedicated team of 73 full-time employees, they ensure the protection of lives and property by manning multiple engines, rescues, and a special hazards unit. Under the leadership of Fire Chief J. Jeffrey Varone, the department follows a four-platoon system, with a minimum of 14 firefighters supervised by a Battalion Chief on duty at all times. Their headquarters at 1176 Main Street serves as the central hub for receiving and dispatching emergency calls, while the other stations, including Station 2 at 834 Main Street, Station 3 at 683 Providence Street, and Station 4 at 106 Cowesett Avenue, house additional emergency vehicles and personnel.Generated from the website