Goshen Firefighters Association

05/03/2026

Our 1937 Dodge antique engine is spending the day down at the Cummington Fair for the annual Antique Truck Show with Firefighter Cunningham. If you’re in the area, stop by and check it out—there’s a great lineup of classic apparatus on display.

The show runs until about 2 p.m. today.

05/03/2026

The Goshen Fire Department is proud to share that we have once again been awarded both the Senior SAFE and Student SAFE Grants as we complete our 24th year of providing fire and life safety education.

These programs play a vital role in prevention and prevention education, helping us reduce risk and keep residents safe. We are grateful for the continued support, including $5,500 for Student SAFE and $2,800 for Senior SAFE programming, which allows us to continue serving our community.

04/07/2026

On the fifth Tuesday of the month, the Goshen Fire Department takes it back to basics.

Last week’s training focused on ladders and entry methods, reinforcing the core skills that keep our crews sharp and help us stay at our best on every call. 🚒

03/29/2026

TUESDAY TRAINING

This past Tuesday, members of the Goshen Fire Department took part in a valuable training in partnership with Highland Ambulance Service, who joined us at our station.

Crews reviewed the layout and placement of equipment on their ambulances, helping our members become more familiar with where to quickly locate both routine items and specialty equipment when assisting on calls.

Trainings like this strengthen coordination between agencies and help ensure we can efficiently access the tools we need whether it’s a common response or a more specialized situation.

We appreciate Highland Ambulance taking the time to work with us and support continued collaboration. 🚒🚑

03/16/2026

Last Saturday, members of the Goshen Fire Department were happy to support a community event by providing ice safety coverage for the annual polar plunge benefiting All Out Adventures.

Despite a little snow during the event, participants came out ready to take the plunge, helping raise a considerable amount of funding to support All Out Adventures’ programming and their mission of providing inclusive outdoor recreation opportunities.

To help keep things safe, two Goshen firefighters donned ice rescue suits and stood by on the ice to support participants throughout the event.

We are always glad to assist with community events like this when possible. Thank you to everyone who participated and helped make the day a success!

03/06/2026

Tree on wires on South main St. National Grid is on scene working.

Update tree has been removed and road is back open

03/02/2026

There are only TWO WEEKS LEFT to get your tickets for the Goshen Fire Department Annual Meltdown Fundraiser! 🔥❄️

This is a prediction fundraiser — participants purchase tickets and choose the exact date and time they think the flag will fall through as the ice melts beneath the pallet and cinder blocks.

🎟 $5 per pick
🎟 5 picks for $20
✔ You may purchase multiple tickets
✔ Your predicted date and time must be at least two weeks from the date you submit your entry

Don’t wait until the last minute — once the deadline hits, no more picks can be accepted.

Get your tickets today at: www.goshenmafire.com

Good luck with your predictions, and thank you for supporting Goshen Fire!

Day 60 6’ F

Only 2 more weeks to get your Meltdown tickets.

All tickets must be received by the end of the day on March 15th to be eligible — no exceptions once the pallet drops.

Don’t wait… visit www.goshenmafire.com to get yours today.

The clock is ticking. Think thaw.

02/28/2026

This week at our Annual Meeting, we had the opportunity to recognize several members for their years of service with the Goshen Fire Department.

We would like to congratulate:

🚒 Firefighter/EMT Mike Cunningham – 5 Years of Service
🚒 Firefighter/EMT Emily Godden – 5 Years of Service
🚒 Firefighter/EMT Frances Dunham – 5 Years of Service
🚒 Firefighter Jill Lacey – 10 Years of Service

Reaching these milestones reflects a continued commitment to the department and to our community over time. We appreciate the dedication each of you has shown and thank you for being part of the Goshen Fire family.

Please join us in congratulating them on their service.

02/23/2026

Snow changes access, visibility, and response time. That is why we train for it.

Goshen Fire Department members recently worked alongside the Goshen Highlanders Snowmobile Club to strengthen our winter emergency response. Snowmobiles play a critical role in reaching patients in remote and snow covered areas.

We are grateful for this partnership and the shared commitment to keeping Goshen safe.

Strong partnerships. Stronger response.