In case of emergency, Dial 911

The Rowley Fire Department provides fire suppression, fire prevention, rescue and emergency medical services for the residents of Rowley, Massachusetts.

The RFD employs a full-time chief, two full-time firefighters, and 25 paid-on-call firefighters and officers. We operate three engines, an aerial ladder, two brush trucks, a rescue/command vehicle, and a utility unit from one station located on Hammond Street in the east end of town.

Contact Information:
Chief James C. Broderick
7 Hammond Street
PO Box 281
Rowley, MA 01969

In case of emergency DIAL 911 or 978.948.3311

Non-emergency 978-948-3812
Fax 978-948-2891

Change your clock - change your battery

Daylight Savings Time ends for 2011 at 0200 hours this Sunday. Don’t forget to set your clocks back by one hour before going to sleep Saturday night.

If you haven’t changed the batteries in your smoke detectors recently, now would be a good time. Did you know that most manufacturers recommend replacing smoke detectors after ten years? How old are yours?

Don’t forget those carbon monoxide (CO) alarms either. The heating season is here, and the danger from a build-up of CO is increasing. It’s colorless, odorless, and deadly. Now is the time to check your CO alarms and change their batteries. You DO have CO alarms, don’t you?

Finally, even if you have hard wired alarms, check them for batteries. Many people are unaware that most hard wired alarms also have a 9v backup which needs to be replaced.

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