Warwick MA Fire Department

05/18/2026

The Chief went out today to the school to visit the pre school and kindergarten to talk fire safety.

05/12/2026

Driver training this evening. Members every second Tuesday of the month meet for training not including the extra trainings the department does all year long. This helps keep the department ready to respond to all emergencies all year long.

05/02/2026

This morning the department was out in Gardner participating in live burn evolutions. Firefighters worked on hose advancements as well as searching for trapped victims with live fire. Thank you to Orange, MA Fire Rescue EMS for the invitation and helping train our members.

04/26/2026

Around 2 am the department was dispatched for a report of a vehicle verse telephone pole on Wi******er Road (Rt78). X2 (Deputy Fire Chief) X5 (Lieutenant) and Engine 2 responded to the scene. Upon arrival we found a broken telephone pole and the operator was out of the vehicle and reporting no injuries. Orange, MA Fire Rescue EMS responded with an ambulance and evaluated the driver. Crews remained on scene until the vehicle was removed and Friends of Warwick, MA Police Department took over the scene until the pole could be replaced.

04/16/2026

Squad One, X1 (Chief) responded mutual aid to the town of Richmond with manpower this morning to assist with a search on Whipple Hill Road. The party was successfully found and all Warwick units cleared in service.

04/12/2026

This afternoon the department was dispatched for a reported Structure Fire. The deputy fire chief arrived on scene first and advised it was not a structure fire but multiple car parts and miscellaneous items were on fire. Engine 1, Engine 2, X1(Chief) responded to the scene. Due to the items on fire two tankers were requested by the Chief out of Orange, MA Fire Rescue EMS and the Wendell Fire Department. Warwick members were able to exstinguish the fire and prevent further spread. We were also assisted by the Friends of Warwick, MA Police Department. Thank you to everyone for the help today.

04/01/2026

We are happy to announce we have been awarded $10,500 from this years equipment grant. We will be purchasing a hydraulic ram with the funds of the grant. This will officially give the department the ability to have a full set of Jaws of Life(cutters, spreaders and a ram). We are very fortunate for this funding to better equip the fire department with life saving tools and offset the burden to the town.

The Commonwealth’s Executive Office of Public Safety & Security and the Department of Fire Services announced the awardees for the FY26 Firefighter Safety Equipment Grant program. Congratulations to all of the awardees in the Second Franklin District.

These funds will reimburse fire departments for the purchase of essential safety equipment, including turnout gear, hoses, nozzles, communications equipment, and hand tools.

03/27/2026

Last night the department was dispatched to Athol Road in the area of Hastings Heights for a motor vehicle roll over. Engine 2, Squad 1, X2,X5 responded to the scene. Upon arrival all parties were out of the vehicle. One person was transported to the hospital by Orange Fire.

03/24/2026

Today the department was out getting both engines pump tested to make sure they are in working order as well as keeping up with yearly pump testing. Thank you to Brian Farrington for taking the time to get out and drive the engines down. Thank you to the Orange, MA Fire Rescue EMS for letting us come down and partake in the testing at your station.