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t . � <br /> In December, three long-term veterans of this 1 <br /> Report of the department retired. Congratulations and thank you to <br /> Fire Chief Firefighters Daniel Kelley, Charles Dottridge and I <br /> Charles Stone. All total this department lost 73 years t <br /> of full time fire and rescue experience. Their wealth c <br /> To the Honorable Board of Selectmen and the of knowledge and experience will be missed. <br /> Citizens of the Town of Mashpee: <br /> Operations e <br /> 4*1 It is my honor to communicate to you the 2006 <br /> F report of the Mashpee Fire &Rescue Department. During 2006, our Fire & Rescue Department ;:' t <br /> responded to 2834 emergencies. This reflects an ; k <br /> Our Mission increase in responses of 2.5% compared to 2765 n <br /> responses in calendar 2005. h <br /> "The Mission of the Mashpee Fire & Rescue t, <br /> Department is to minimize loss and suffering within This department continues to operate six pieces <br /> our community. We accomplish this by education, of fire apparatus (2 engine/pumpers, 1 aerial tower, <br /> aj training and the mitigation of emergency incidents two brush breakers and one tanker), two Advanced <br /> within the limit of available resources". Life Support Ambulances, three administrative vehi- <br /> cles, two support vehicles and one boat. <br /> Personnel <br /> In July this department placed into service a new <br /> As Fire Chief, I recognize that the greatest asset eighteen foot Edgewater center console rescue boat, N, <br /> of this department is its' thirty four full-time and two This new water craft replaced the department's 25 year <br /> part time employees. Time and time again our per- old 18 foot Boston Whaler. The new boat is larger in { <br /> sonnel demonstrate to me that our fire department has beam than its predecessor allowing our department to <br /> the best Firefighters, EMTs and Paramedics on Cape carry a full complement of water rescue and medical <br /> Cod, and possibly, in all of Massachusetts. To each supplies. <br /> and every member,I thank you for your continued pro- <br /> fessionalism and commitment to the people of our Prevention <br /> community. <br /> I� Two major additions were made in 2006 to the <br /> The current strength of this department is thirty- General Laws of the Commonwealth that are enforced <br /> one operational members (4 captains, four lieutenants, by the local fire department. Although adding slightly <br /> 22 firefighters and one call firefighter) 4 administra- to our work load these two laws create a safer envi- <br /> tive members (1 Chief, 1 Deputy Chief , 1 Admin ronment in our homes and in night clubs/entertainment <br /> ii Secretary and 1 Billing Clerk) and one fire prevention venues. <br /> inspector for a total of 36 members. Thirteen mem- <br /> bers of this department are certified paramedics and On November 4,2005, Governor Romney signed <br /> twenty one members are EMTs. "Nicole's Law", named after 7-year old Nicole <br /> Garofalo who died on January 28, 2005 when her <br /> In January Arlene Murphy, this department's Plymouth home was filled with deadly amounts of car. <br /> part-time Ambulance Billing Secretary of 16 years bon monoxide on January 24. The furnace vents had F <br /> retired. Thank you Arlene!! been blocked by snow during a power outage. <br /> F <br /> Ann Mark of Onset joined our department in late As of March 31 2006, carbon monoxide alarms P <br /> January as our new Ambulance Billing Secretary. are required in all residences with potential sources of <br /> Welcome Ann! carbon monoxide. The vast majority of homes are not F <br /> be required to install hard-wired systems although, <br /> In August Administrative Secretary, Sheila where hard-wired systems are required by regulation, <br /> Hurrie left our department for a position with the the deadline is January 1 2007. Inspections and <br /> Town of Brookline, Massachusetts. Thank you Sheila enforcement of this law is done at the time of new con- F <br /> for more than 14 years of service to our community! struction and/or the sale of a residential property. <br /> 1 <br /> In November, Kim Dalpe of East Falmouth was In August 2004 in the wake of the Station Night <br /> promoted from the position of Clerk in the Building Club Fire in Rhode Island Governor Mitt Romney I <br /> Inspector's Office to the position of Fire Rescue signed landmark fire safety legislation, Chapter 304 of <br /> Administrative Secretary. Welcome Kim! the Acts and Resolves of 2004. One of the most impor- <br /> tant features of this new law is that certain nightclubs, f <br /> 7 <br /> ;., 40 <br />
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