Author: Chief Michael Cassidy

HFD responded to medical emergencies, alarm activation, hazards, and a dumpster fire. Just a typical week for Holliston’s bravest.

This HFD reporting period started with 9 emergency calls and ended with a day with no calls.

Chief Cassidy reports a very busy week of emergency calls for Holliston’s Bravest, including another victim extrication from a motor vehicle crash.

This week’s update from Chief Cassidy includes several investigations and one search – in addition to assisting with several medical emergencies.

A motor vehicle crash requiring extrication led off this week’s emergency responses by Holliston Fire.

HFD responded to several medical emergencies and investigated a few alarm activations during this reporting period.
Chief Cassidy reads “Stop, Drop, and Roll” for our future firefighters.

During this reporting period 89% of the calls HFD handled were for medical emergencies – very apropos as it’s EMS Appreciation Week. Thank you Holliston’s EMS personnel!

The Holliston ambulance crews split their time between Milford and Framingham during this reporting period – one day no one was transported despite four calls.

HFD handled 23 emergency calls during this reporting period – most involving the ambulance crews.
Also, Chief Cassidy reads “Let’s Meet A Firefighter”

HFD handled 25 medical emergencies during this reporting period. Investigations involved alarm activations, downed wires, and odors.