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As of 1300hrs on 4/6/23
New Fire headquarters is now open. Located at 731 Main St.
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- Administrative Assistant Rosa Lococo
- Inspector Joe Foley
- Inspector John Nee
A Heartfelt Thank You to James (Jimmy) Greelish
Today, we honor and thank Jimmy for his nearly 50 years of dedicated service as an Auxiliary Firefighter. From his time with the Wakefield Auxiliary in the 1970s to leading the Woburn Auxiliary from 2009 until its disbandment, his commitment has been unwavering.
For the last 15 years, Jimmy served as the last member of the Woburn Auxiliary, reporting directly to the Fire Chief, and played an integral role in the department’s work. His dedication to the community and his fellow firefighters has been an inspiration to us all.
Thank you, Jimmy, for your incredible service, your leadership, and your friendship. The fire service is stronger because of you. Stay safe, and we wish you all the best in your next chapter. We’ll see you on the other side of the yellow tape.
With deepest gratitude,
The Woburn Fire Department
Here’s a few more photos from the Mt. Pleasant St fire on 3/2. Thank you to @781phot0graphy for the photos
Earlier today, Woburn firefighters responded swiftly to a structure fire and immediately transmitted a second alarm on arrival. Thanks to the quick and coordinated efforts of our brave first responders. Woburn, Reading, Stoneham, Winchester, Burlington, and Medford worked together to knock down the fire. We thank our mutual aid departments in the efforts. #Woburn #WoburnFireDepartment #WoburnFireDept #WoburnFire #FirstResponders #CommunitySafety #Firefighters” @the_pffm @iaffofficial @cityofwoburn photos from this post were taken by @billylatsphotos
2/20/25 At approx 9:45am Woburn Fire struck box 931 for the report of a rollover on 93 North in the area of the Clover Leaf. E2, E4, T1, SH6, C3 and R1 responded. Upon arrival crews found multiple vehicles with heavy damage and two patients entrapped in their cars. Firefighters from Stoneham and Medford as well as Mass State Police, Armstrong Ambulance and Action Ambulance were also working on scene. Four patients in total were transported to a nearby trauma center. Woburn Fire Group 2 was on duty.
Congratulations to Our Newest Firefighters!
We are proud to announce that five dedicated individuals have successfully graduated from the Mass Fire Academy and are now officially on probationary status with our department!
Over the next few weeks, they’ll be putting their newly acquired knowledge to the test as they learn the ropes of the Woburn Fire Department. From mastering the ins and outs of ambulance operations to understanding dispatch, engine, and tower company procedures—there’s a lot to absorb, but we have no doubt they’ll rise to the challenge.
As they embark on this exciting journey, we want to wish them all the best in their careers. We’re thrilled to have them join our team and can’t wait to see the amazing things they’ll achieve. Welcome aboard, and here’s to a future filled with growth, learning, and service!
#FirefighterGraduates #NewBeginnings #woburnfire #local971 #WelcomeToTheTeam #FireDepartment #FirefighterLife #ProbationaryStatus #WomenInFire #FirefightingFamily
We’re so grateful to hear from those we’ve had the privilege to help. Thank you for sharing your positive experience with our team! Your feedback means the world to us. Stay safe, and we’re here when you need us. #patientcare #ems #woburnfire #firerescue #cityofwoburn
Woburn Fire Department Annual Ice Rescue Training
This week, the Woburn Fire Department conducted its annual ice rescue training, beginning on Tuesday with a review of procedures for responding to ice rescue calls. The team started by opening the rescue boat at headquarters, ensuring all equipment was in working order and revisiting the proper operational techniques. Members then donned ice rescue suits for a refresher on their usage and the necessary safety protocols.
On Thursday, the team headed to Horn Pond, where they used saws and hand tools to create an ice hole, simulating real-life rescue conditions. Once a member entered the water, various rescue teams were deployed, utilizing different types of equipment and training scenarios to practice a range of potential rescue situations.
After completing the training, the team returned to the station, carefully inspected the equipment, and ensured everything was properly stored and ready for future calls #woburnfire #icerescue #newenglandfiredept #pffm #iaff
As we reflect on the year, we’re proud to share the statistics of our department’s response efforts. Each number represents our commitment to providing timely, effective, and compassionate service to our community—24/7, 365 days a year.
We are deeply committed to ensuring the highest level of care and responsiveness for every emergency, big or small. Our team continuously works to improve, adapt, and rise to any challenge that comes our way.
As we step into 2025, we want to take a moment to thank our community for your unwavering support. Your trust means everything to us, and it’s what drives us to give our best every single day.
Here’s to another year of dedication, teamwork, and service. Together, we make a difference.
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