Hudson MA Fire Department

07/22/2026

Hudson Fire SAFE educators FF Cam Bower and FF Jon Nemergut, along with Deputy Harrington were pleased to visit the Hudson MA Senior Center yesterday for a safety presentation.

A variety of topics were covered in the presentation, including maintaining smoke detectors, fire prevention and avoiding trips and falls in the home. We also went over the importance of keeping an up to date “File of Life” nearby in the event of a medical emergency. These provide crucial information to first responders in a timely manner.

We appreciate the opportunity to spend some time discussing these safety tips.

07/15/2026

🚒 Building for the Future 🚒

Today, members of Hudson Firefighters Local 1713 took another step toward enhancing our training capabilities by laying out the future placement of shipping containers that will become our new training yard.

Once complete, this customizable training facility will provide a realistic environment for firefighters to sharpen critical skills, including:
🔥 Live fire training
💦 Hose movement and deployment
🚒 Pump operations
🔎 Search and rescue operations
🏠 Roof prop
🚘 Vehicle extrication area
📝 Outdoor classroom

Continuous training is the foundation of a strong fire department. This investment will help ensure our members are prepared to respond safely and effectively when our community needs us most.

Stay tuned as we continue transforming this vision into reality!

07/03/2026

06/25/2026

Residents Reminded to Celebrate Safely, Fireworks are Illegal Statewide: As the Fourth of July holiday approaches, we would like to remind residents to celebrate safely and note that the recreational use of fireworks is illegal in Massachusetts. While the Fourth of July is meant for celebration, residents should celebrate

https://hudsonmafire.org/residents-reminded-to-celebrate-safely-fireworks-are-illegal-statewide/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=facebook

05/28/2026

Today our new Tower 1 was delivered. We honored a long standing fire service tradition of “pushing” the new truck into the station. Thank you to the Town of Hudson for your support!
You may see us around town training on the new truck. Stop by and say Hi or come check it out at Fire HQ on Cox St.

05/21/2026

National Water Safety Month: National Water Safety Month is recognized each May to highlight the importance of safe water and swimming practices. Water Safety Tips: Pool Safety Tips: For more information on safe water practices, visit the American Red Cross website here.

https://hudsonmafire.org/national-water-safety-month/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=facebook

05/01/2026

Hudson Fire Department Receives $9,140.14 in State Grants to Fund Student Awareness of Fire Education (SAFE) Programs: HUDSON — The Hudson Fire Department will provide proven fire safety lessons and resources to both students and seniors this year, thanks to state grant funding. Hudson Fire will receive a $6,414.45 grant to fund the SAFE program to teach

https://hudsonmafire.org/hudson-fire-department-receives-9140-14-in-state-grants-to-fund-student-awareness-of-fire-education-safe-programs/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=facebook

04/13/2026

Hudson Fire Department Receives $19,000 Grant to Improve Safety Equipment: HUDSON — Fire Chief Jamie Desautels is pleased to share that the Hudson Fire Department was awarded a $19,000 grant through the Firefighter Safety Equipment Grant Program, administered by the Massachusetts Executive Office of Public Safety and Security and the Department

https://hudsonmafire.org/hudson-fire-department-receives-19000-grant-to-improve-safety-equipment/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=facebook

02/18/2026

We had a great visit with Daisy Troop 74308 last night at Fire Station 1. Hudson Fire SAFE educators FF Stephen Weaver and FF Cam Bower gave the troop a tour of the station and spent time talking about fire safety and how the fire department operates daily. Thanks again for the visit!

01/29/2026

With even colder temps making their way through our area, please be sure to keep an eye on your pipes!

🚰 Inside Your Home
1. Let faucets drip 💧
A slow drip keeps water moving and helps prevent freezing.
2. Open cabinet doors 🚪
This allows warm air to circulate around pipes under sinks.
3. Keep the heat on 🔥
Even when you’re away, keep your thermostat at a safe temperature.
4. Seal cracks & gaps 🧱
Use caulk or foam around windows, doors, and pipe entry points.
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🧊 Protecting Outside Pipes & Faucets
1. Wrap all exposed pipes 🧤
Use foam pipe insulation or heat tape on outdoor and garage pipes.
2. Install faucet covers 🛡️
Insulated hose bib covers are inexpensive and very effective.
3. Disconnect garden hoses 🌿
Drain hoses completely and store them indoors.
4. Shut off outdoor water valves 🚿
If possible, turn off the water supply to exterior faucets and drain the line.
5. Check for leaks 🔍
Small drips can freeze faster and cause bursts.
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🚨 Extra Cold Weather Tips
• Know where your main water shut-off valve is located
• Check pipes before and after hard freezes
• If a pipe freezes, do not use open flames to thaw it ❌🔥If your pipes are already frozen, be sure to thaw them SLOWLY! Trying to thaw too fast will result in burst pipes!