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Winchendon
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Promptness, Efficiency, and Dedication to Duty

2024 Emergency Calls

As of November 19th

541

FIRE CALLS

1,658

AMBULANCE CALLS

Protecting Our Community

The Winchendon Fire Department shall endeavor to protect life and property through emergency response and non-emergency assistance and to promote public safety through inspection, enforcement, and education.

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Knox Box Program

Rapid access key box that eliminates the need for forced entry.

Open Burning

Open Burning is from Jan 15 – April 30 each year.

Community Training Request

The Winchendon Fire Department is happy to offer various training classes to our community. Ranging from CPR training to fire extinguisher training, we can help! Make a training request today.

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Winchendon Fire Department Launches New Website

Chief Thomas Smith is pleased to announce that the Winchendon Fire Department has launched a new website.  The new site, winchendonfire.org, now features an interactive homepage with user-friendly features and a modern design.  From the…

On August 28, 2024 at 05:17 the Winchendon Dispatch Center received a 911 call reporting a multi-car accident in the area of 560 Spring Street.

August 28th Multi-Car Crash

On August 28, 2024 at 05:17 the Winchendon Dispatch Center received a 911 call reporting a multi-car accident in the area of 560 Spring Street. Upon arrival of initial units a two vehicle accident was…

In photo from left to right: Town Manager Bill McKinney, Advisor Ken LaBrack, Director Cindy Landanno, Director Glenn Hunt, School Business Manager Liz Latoria, Interim School Superintendent Marc Gosselin, Director of DPW & Facilities Brian Croteau and Fire Chief Thomas Smith.

Delivering 40 Defibrillator Units to the Community

Today at the Winchendon Fire Department we were honored to be able to show the Winchendon representatives of the Robinson Broadhurst Foundation the two Cardiac monitors for the ambulances and the forty defibrillator units that…

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