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Plymouth Firefighters Graduate from Massachusetts Firefighting Academy’s Career Recruit Program
PLYMOUTH Chief G. Edward Bradley is pleased to announce that four members of the Plymouth Fire Department graduated from the Massachusetts Fire Academy today.
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Plymouth Firefighter Colin McHugh graduated from the Massachusetts Firefighting Academy’s Career Recruit Firefighter Training Program on Friday, May 7. (Photo Courtesy Plymouth Fire Department)
Plymouth Firefighter Eric Coon graduated from the Massachusetts Firefighting Academy’s Career Recruit Firefighter Training Program on Friday, May 7. (Photo Courtesy Plymouth Fire Department)
Plymouth Firefighter James Delano graduated from the Massachusetts Firefighting Academy’s Career Recruit Firefighter Training Program on Friday, May 7. (Photo Courtesy Plymouth Fire Department)
UpdatedTue, Apr 6, 2021 at 11:23 am ET
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Plymouth Fire Department is one of nearly 300 fire departments in Massachusetts that have been awarded grants for new safety equipment. (Shutterstock)
PLYMOUTH, MA The Plymouth Fire Department has been awarded a $25,995 state grant for new safety equipment, said Chief G. Edward Bradley in a news release Monday
The funding, provided by the Department of Fire Services Fiscal Year 2021 Firefighter Safety Equipment Grant Program, will allow the department to purchase and install gear drying cabinets to properly remove carcinogens from firefighters gear. The funds from the Department of Fire Services Firefighter Safety Equipment Grant Program are vital in ensuring that our firefighters are fitted with the most up-to-date safety protection equipment, said Bradley in a statement. With the funds allocated by the state, we have the opportunity to purchase additional equipment that will keep our men and women safe on the job.
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UpdatedWed, Jan 27, 2021 at 1:23 pm ET
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Plymouth firefighters will begin receiving the first dose of the coronavirus vaccine Thursday. (Shutterstock)
PLYMOUTH, MA Plymouth firefighters are set to receive the first dose of the COVID-19 vaccine on Thursday at the Plymouth Fire Department Headquarters as part of Phase I of the state s vaccine distribution plan.
The vaccines will be administered by Brewster Ambulance Service personnel to local first responders including Plymouth Fire Chief G. Edward Bradley, Deputy Fire Chief Neil Foley, District 1 Vice President of the Professional Firefighters of Massachusetts and Plymouth Firefighter James Brown, Director of the Plymouth Public Health Department Karen Keane, and other Plymouth Fire Department employees.