Turner Fire Rescue

04/15/2026

If you see this guy today, wish him a Happy Birthday.🎁🎈🎂 Cam Pack you deserve the best day ever.

04/13/2026

This week crews are out and about flushing and inspecting the towns dry hydrants to ensure they are in working condition. This process happens annually and insures timely and reliable access to these water sources throughout the year.

A friendly reminder that if you see our trucks on the roadside please slow down and move over.

04/03/2026

If you see this guy tomorrow wish him a Happy 24th Birthday. 🎂 Happy Birthday Jordan.

03/22/2026

Good afternoon.

On March 20th, 2026, at 02:21, the Androscoggin County Communications Center dispatched Turner Fire Rescue to 63 Blake Road for a reported mobile home structure fire. Turner Engine 1, Engine 2, Utility 1, and Rescue 3 responded. A first alarm was immediately struck.

Upon arrival, crews observed a mobile home fully engulfed in flames on all sides and immediately went into defensive operations. Command was establishing and a 360° was completed, multiple combustible materials were removed from the area.

There were no occupants at the residence at the time of the fire, and no injuries were sustained by crews during the incident. Unfortunately, two cats perished in the fire.

Turner Fire Rescue would like to thank our mutual-aid partners at the Auburn Fire Department, Greene Fire Department, Leeds Fire Department, Minot Fire Department, Buckfield Fire Department, Hebron Fire Department, and Jay Fire & Rescue for their assistance throughout the incident.

The cause of the fire is being investigated by the Maine Fire Marshal’s Office at this time.

03/22/2026

Good afternoon.

On March 5th, 2025, at 08:22, the Androscoggin County Communications Center dispatched Turner Fire Rescue to 457 Auburn Road, also known as Willy's Auto Body, for a fully involved structure fire with multiple callers. Turner Engine 1, Engine 2, Utility 1, Rescue 2, and Rescue 3 all responded.

Upon arrival, crews observed a fully involved structure fire, and all occupants made it out safely. Crews immediately went into an offensive strategy attack, and crews went inside the building. Soon after, the structural integrity was deemed to be unsafe for interior operations, and all firefighters were evacuated from the building and started a defensive strategy attack.

Auburn Road was closed for some time during this incident, but was soon reopened to one lane of traffic.

Despite all efforts, the extent of the fire and water damage resulted in the structure being a total loss.

Turner Fire Rescue would like to thank our mutual aid partners, Auburn Fire Department, Leeds Fire Department, Greene Fire Department, Minot Fire Department, Buckfield Fire Department, Livermore Fire Department, Jay Fire & Rescue, Monmouth Fire Department, Hebron Fire Department, and Wales Fire Department for their assistance during this incident.

03/16/2026

Turner Fire Rescue is hosting a Emergency Vehicle Driver Training. We still have openings for area departments! Contact Chief Bennett

03/10/2026

Last night members from Turner Fire Rescue attended training from Central Maine Power. The training focused on safety during emergency calls involving power lines.

Remember “no line is never safe to touch, evah”

03/05/2026

**UPDATE**

Auburn Rad has been reopened to normal traffic.

‼️TRAFFIC ALERT ‼️

Turner Fire Rescue is on scene of a structure fire on Auburn Road. Route 4 is closed from Upper Street to Lower Street. We will soon have a single lane open for southbound traffic. Please be patient with our crews as this may be a long event, please seek alternate routes until further notice. We will keep you updated as the situation progresses.n

02/03/2026

Tonight members of Turner Fire Rescue practiced their skills during our monthly EMS training!

01/25/2026

Be safe everyone.

01/23/2026

01/01/2026

Have a safe and Happy New Year