Author: Chief Michael Cassidy

HFD answered the call for medical emergencies, alarm activations, and reports of smoke around town last week.

2019 ended with several medical calls and the New Year started relatively quietly.

The ambulance crews attended to several medical and assistance calls. No motor vehicle crashes during the week required EMS care.

Friday the 13th was a quiet day for HFD. Odors, hazards, and alarm activations resulted in several investigations.

In addition to the ambulance responding to a variety of calls, the department turned out for a fire in the Lowland industrial park.

The winter weather had the ambulance crews attending to seven motor vehicle crashes – only two required patient transport.

In addition to the regular HFD duties, the entire department turned out on Saturday, November 23rd to welcome home the HHS Girls’ Soccer Division 2 State Champions with a parade!

Several medical emergencies and two motor vehicle accidents kept the ambulances busy.

The ambulances went to Framingham, Milford, Newton Wellesley, and Brigham and Women’s. The firefighters checked on alarm activations and electrical hazards.

The ambulance crews were busy during this reporting period – one rescue was on the rail trail.