North Scituate Fire Department

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 Pascoag Utility District is a quasi-municipal utility that provides electricity and water on a nonprofit basis. The district is regulated by the Rhode Island Public Utilities Commission. The Pascoag Utility District serves more than 5,000 customers in Pascoag and Harrisville, R.I. In partnership with various schools, it assists students and teachers to identify conservation issues and create solutions to tackle several environmental problems. The district also assists students to design a variety of conservation kits, informative videos, books and conservation projects. It participates in various recycling programs. The district is a member of the Rhode Island Renewable Energy Fund. The Pascoag Utility District is located in Pascoag, R.I.

The Plainville Police Department is committed to safeguarding the state and federal rights of all individuals, irrespective of their race, religion, ethnicity, handicap, sexual orientation, or gender. They take all acts of hate crimes seriously, utilizing necessary resources to ensure safety, identify perpetrators, and enforce the law decisively. In addition to addressing hate crimes, the department provides guidance on what constitutes a hate crime and hate incidents, as well as support for victims. Their Civil Rights Officer is dedicated to handling reported incidents and ensuring that community members are treated with respect and dignity. Generated from the website