Category: Holliston Fire & EMS

The ambulance crews led the HFD responses to emergency assistance during this reporting period. Three motor vehicle crashes resulted in injury requiring ambulance transport.

It was a busy week for emergency medical and fire/investigation personnel of HFD.

This week’s emergency calls included a structure fire and a brush fire in addition to several medical calls.

In addition to responding to several medical emergencies, HFD responded to a brush fire due to the high wind / low humidity conditions.

The ambulance crews handled the majority of HFD emergency calls during this reporting period.

The ambulance crews were very busy this week with a very early call most days in this reporting period.
Chief Cassidy reads “Big Frank’s Fire Truck” for our younger audience.

The week started with several investigations and the week ended with more medical emergencies.

Undecided on what he wanted to study in college, James Cassidy of Holliston, MA came to MassBay to discover his interests and find a career path.

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Primarily medical emergencies kept HFD busy during this reporting period. On Thursday, February 11th there were no emergency calls – a rare event.

Holliston Fire Chief Michael R. Cassidy, Holliston Police Chief Matthew Stone, State Fire Marshal Peter J. Ostroskey and Middlesex District Attorney Marian T. Ryan said that a space heater started the January 18, 2021 fire at 623 Winter Street in Holliston.

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