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The Truro Fire Department was  established in 1930....................... Truro is an area of approximately 20.7 square miles with a population of 1,799......................Truro Fire Department operates from 1 fire station..................... Truro FD is a call fire department with no career personnel......................... Truro responded to 646  incidents in 2002..............133 Fire runs and 513 EMS calls........................

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Truro Fire Department
P.O. Box 2013
344 Route 6
Truro, MA  02666		 Department
Stations
Apparatus
Personnel
Radio
Run Cards
History
News
Community
Photo Albums
Emergency   911
Emergency   508-487-2533
Business        508-487-7548
FAX               508-487-6708
Dispatch        508-487-7548
Fire Alarm    KCF 264
800 Talk       37776
Radio Low    33.66   114.8
Dispatch       Truro Police Dispatchers

Fire Chief Timothy Collins  (P)     C-471
(Oct 2015)

Truro, Massachusetts
Barnstable County
Outer Cape Cod Region

Established 1930
1 Fire Stations     9 Apparatus
17 Personnel  
9 Career   8 Per Diem   0 Call
 Apparatus 470-489

Area             21.1 Square Miles
Population    2,003  (2010)
Density         99 per sq mile
                     [Wiki data]

2000     595 Calls
2010     835 Calls
2020     859 Calls
2021  1,438 Calls
2022  1,036 Calls
2023 1,027 Calls

Sta.1  
3 Engines
0 Ladder
1 Brush
2 Tanker
2 Ambs
1 Cars
3 Misc

 ON LINE PRESENCE
 TRURO FIRE DEPARTMENT Website
 
 Leadership - Officers:   
Fire Chief Timothy Collins (P)       Car 471    (Oct 2015)
Admin Asst Julie Cataldo-Roda

Group 1 Lt Jeffery Souza (P)
Group 2 Lt Sean Anderson
Group 3 Lt Sean Ferguson
Group 4 Lt Robert Wescott
 

IAFF: Local 5281

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Email Contact
General Info:
Fire Chief:                     tcollins@truro-ma.gov

 

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Total Personnel: 17

Career Personnel: 13
 (1)   Fire Chief
(0)   Deputy Chief
(  )   Captain
(4)   Lieutenants
(8)   Firefighters
(1)   Admin Sec

Including:
(2)  Paramedics
(4)  Basic EMTs
(   )  First Responders

Per Diem Staffing
Truro hired to have (1) Lt and (2) FF/EMTs on shift, and attempts to hire (1) additional person (on OT or otherwise) to maintain (4) on duty personnel per shift. Outside help, including some "travel" type Paramedics are used to try to maintain (2) medics per shift. Plans are to continue to hire additional staffing in the future.
U/D 1/2024

Including:
(4)  Paramedics
(4)  Basic EMTs
 

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Call Personnel: 0
(0)   Fire Chief
(0)   Deputy Chief
(0)   Captains
(0)   Lieutenants
(0)   Call personnel     

Including:
(   )    Paramedics 
(   )    Basic EMTs 
(   )    First Responders

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Staffing:
There are 4 groups of  3 personnel, plus an attempt to hire (on OT or otherwise) a 4th person on shift (ideally 2 medics)
Minimum of 2 per shift.
Each group works an average of 42 hours a week on an 8 day rotation
The work week include (2) 24 hour shifts 0700-0700
The work schedule is (1) 24 on, (2) off, (1) 24 hr shift on, (4) off. (1-2-1-4)
(1) 24 On 0700-0700, (2) 24 Off, (1) 24 On 0700-0700, (4) Days Off

Station staffing is as follows:    (1) Lt  (2) FF +(1)
Minimum Staffing is:                (2) Station 1




- Truro is using Fulltime personnel and Per Diem personnel to cover shifts 24/7. Ordinary staffing would be at least (2) per shift, including a Lt and Firefighter. When that is not possible, per diem staff are used to fill shifts. When available, particularly during busy times, the department schedules additional personnel to maintain 3 or 4 per shift.
- Regular shift schedules is (1) 24 hour day on, (2) days off, (1) 24 hour shift on, and (4) days off working from 0800-0800.
- In additional to Truro personnel, the Lower Cape Ambulance Asso currently (since Jan 2009) staffs an ambulance with (2) personnel 24/7. Those personnel are often used to transport patients to the hospital.
- Truro is no longer maintaining a Call Department due to the difficulty of recruiting and maintaining qualified personnel who live in town.

 

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Station:
Station 1 staffing is: (2) per shift

 

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Dispatch by:
Truro Police Department dispatchers.

E911 PSAP:          TRURO - Truro Police Department
E911 Backup:        EASTPD - Eastham Police Department
911 Secondary:      N/A - Truro Police dispatch Truro Fire Rescue

 

 

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NOTES:

PAST
Chief Brian Davis served Sept 2008 - Sept 2015

Captain Shannon Corea                   Car 474
Lt John Thomas                               Car 475
Lt David Gonsalves                        Car 476

 

Updated January 13, 2024

Truro Police Department

Truro Police Department
344 Route 6
P.O. Box 995
Truro, MA  02666

Emergency 911   Emergency 508-487-8730
Business  508-487-8730    Fax  508-487-8736

Police Chief Jamie M Calise (Baker 1)
Deputy Chief Craig Danziger

Retired
Police Chief  Kyle Takakjian  (Baker 1)
Former Chief John J Thomas

 

 


Truro Information


Truro Incorporated as a town 1709
Truro Fire Department established 1930

Town of Truro Website

City/Town Name: Town of Truro
2010 Population: 2,003
2000 Population: 1,799
1990 Population: 1,573
Registered Voters 2010: 1,716
Registered Voters 2000: 1,431
2000 School Enrollments: 280
Population Over 65: 321
Square Miles: 21.05
Public Road Miles: 60.20
Income Per Capita 2010: $34,636
Income Per Capita 2000: $15,391
Median Family Income: $33,750
EQV Per Capita 2012: $1,115,085
EQV Per Capita 2000: $374,054
Avg. Tax Bill 2013: $4,338
Avg. Tax Bill 2000: $2,128
Residential Tax Rate 2013: 6.00
Residential Tax Rate 2000: 7.40
Commercial Tax Rate 2013: 6.00
Commercial Tax Rate 2000: 7.40
Operating Budget 2013: $17,110,630
Operating Budget 2000: $7,134,439

 

Massachusetts Municipal Association

City/Town Name: Town of Truro
Community Profiles: http://www.magnet.state.ma.us/cc/truro.html
City/Town Hall Address: 24 Town Hall Road
City/Town: Truro
State: MA
Zip Code: 02666
Business Hours: 8 a.m.­4 p.m. (Mon­Fri)
County: Barnstable
World Wide Web Address: www.truro-ma.gov
Area Code: 508
Main Telephone: 349-7004
Main Fax: 349-5505
TTY/TDD:
Police Department: 487-8730
Fire Department: 487-7548
Public Works: 349-2140
Planning: 349-3635
Schools: 487-1558
Library: 487-1125
Town Clerk: 349-3860
City Council:
Board of Selectmen: 349-3635
City Clerk:

 

DHCD Community Profile

Added Jan 6, 2002
Updated May 24, 2016

 


Fire Department History
* Fire Department Organization
* Fire Chiefs
* Fire Station History
* Fire Apparatus History
* Major Fires & Incidents History
* Run Stats History
 

 

FIRE DEPARTMENT ORGANIZATION

The Truro Fire Department was established around 1930. It was originally organized by Colonel Richard McGee with a fire engine being housed at his farm (Cobb Farm) on County Rd in South Truro. Another fire station was built on Castle Road in Truro center and another on Shore Road in North Truro.
The Truro rescue squad was established in xxxx.

 

FIRE CHIEFS

2015-Present          - Timothy Collins
2008-2015              - Brian Davis
        -2008              - Thomas Prada

1930-                      - Col. Richard McGee    (First Fire Chief 1930)

 

 

FIRE STATIONS HISTORY
1930        - Cobb Farm, County Rd, South Truro No.1  (closed ?)
1938        - Castle Road, Truro Center No.2  (closed 1994)
1930s      - Shore Rd & Firehouse Rd, North Truro  (closed 1994)
1994        - 344 Route 6  (Present fire headquarters)

 

FIRE APPARATUS HISTORY

1995 Apparatus Roster
Station 1 - Truro  (New Station)
280     Squad 280             - 1968 International 1200 4x4/Welch Type I Squad Truck (S-480)
281     Car 281                 - Fire Chief Thomas Prada (C-471)
281A  Car 281A              - Deputy John Garron Sr  (C-472)
282     Engine 282            - 1976 Chevy C65/Maynard 750/800 Pumper  (E-482)
283     Engine 283            - 1969 Chevy C60/Maynard 750/800 Pumper  (E-483)
284     Tanker 284            - 1988 GMC / Maxim 500/2000 Tanker  (T-484)
285     Engine 285            - 1963 Chevy C80/Maynard  750/800 Pumper  (E-485)
286     Rescue 286           - 1983 ('94) Ford E350/Frontline Type III Amb (EMS 371)
287     Rescue 287           - 1987 Ford E350/Road Rescue Type III Amb  (EMS 372)
           Boat                      - 1985 Avon 14' / Evinrude 25hp Boat
           Antique                 - 1946 Chevy/Darley 250/350 Fire Truck - Antique     

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1992 Apparatus Roster
Station 1 - North Truro (old station)      
281     Car 281                - Fire Chief Thomas Prada
281A  Car 281A              - Deputy John Garron Sr
282     Engine 282            - 1975 Chevy C65/Maynard 750/800 Pumper
282A  Car 282A              - Capt Scott Brazil
285     Engine 285            - 1964 Chevy C80/Maynard 750/800 Pumper
285A  Car 285A              - Lt/Medic John Garron
286     Rescue 286           - 1968 International 1200 4x4/Welch Command Post, CAS
287     Rescue 287           - 1987 Ford E350/Road Rescue Type III Amb (EMS 372)
287A  Car 287A              - Rescue Capt Mark Dionne
288     Boat 288               - 1985 Avon 14' /Evinrude 25hp Boat

Station 2 - Central Truro (old station)      
283     Engine 283             - 1969 Chevy C60/Maynard 750/800 Pumper
283A  Car 283A               - Lt Daniel Silva
284     Tanker 284             - 1988 GMC/Maxim 500/2000 Tanker
284A   Car 284A               - Capt Brian Davis


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1992 Apparatus Roster
North Truro Station - Route 6A (Shore Rd) & Pond Rd
Eng 2 (282) - 1975 Chevy/Maynard 750/800 Pumper
Eng 5 (285) - 1964 Chevy/Maynard 750/800 Pumper
Res 286 - 1968 International/Welch Rescue Truck
Res 287 - 1987 Ford/Road Rescue Type III Ambulance
Truro Center Station - Castle Rd & County Rd
Eng 3 (283) - 1969 Chevy/Maynard 750/800 Pumper
Tanker 284 - 1988 GMC/Maxim 500/2000 Tanker

1975 Apparatus Roster
Engine 280 - 1953 Dodge 500/400 Pumper
Engine 282 - 1975 Chevy/Maynard 750/800 Pumper
Engine 283 - 1969 Chevy/Maynard 750/800 Pumper
Tanker 284 - 1942 Chevy 90/600 Tanker
Engine 285 - 1964 Chevy/Maynard 750/800 Pumper
Rescue 286 - 1968 International/Welch Rescue Truck

 

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1930s - Eng 1 - 1934 Maxim Pumper
1930s - Eng A - 1930s Brockway Pumper
1930s - Eng B - 1930s Brockway Pumper
1942 - Eng 4 - 1942 Chevy 90/600 Tanker
1943 - Eng 3 - 1943 Chevy/Darley 350/350 Pumper
1953 - Eng 1 - 1953 Dodge 500/400 Pumper
1954 - Tanker - 1954 Ford 800 gallon tanker
1964 - Eng 5 (285) - 1964 Chevy/Maynard 750/800 Pumper
1968 - Res 2 (286) - 1968 International/Welch 4x4 Rescue Truck
1969 - Eng 3 (283) - 1969 Chevy/Maynard 750/800 Pumper
1975 - Eng 2 (282) - 1975 Chevy/Maynard 750/800 Pumper
1977 - Res 1 (287) - 1977 Dodge van/Yankee Coach Ambulance
1987 - Res 287 - 1987 Ford/Road Rescue Type III Ambulance
1988 - Tanker 284 - 1988 GMC/Maxim 500/2000 Tanker  (replaced 1942)
1997 - Eng 485 - 1997 Freightliner / EOne 1500TM/1000/20A/20B Pumper
1999 - Boat 488 - 14' Rigid Hull Inflatable boat
2001 - Forestry 480 - 2001 Ford/FireOne 200/250 Forestry
2003 - Res 486 - 2003 Ford/Braun Type III Ambulance
2006 - Eng 483 - 2006 HME / Ferrara 1500TM/1000/30 CAFS Pumper
2010 - Amb 487 - 2010 Chevy/Osage Type I Ambulance
2012 - ATV - 2012 Polaris ATV/UTV
2013 - Eng 482 - 2013 International 4x4/Rosenbauer 1250/750/30A Pumper
2015 - Car 471 - 2015 Ford Expedition Chief Car
2019 - Tender 484 - 2019 Freightliner/Pierce 1000/3000 Tanker







 

MAJOR FIRES & INCIDENTS HISTORY

 

INCIDENT HISTORY - RUN STATS

Incident History
Year            Fire         EMS           Total
1950
1960
1970
1975
1980
1985
1990           
1992           
1993           
1994           
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000                                               595                                       
2001                                               612
2002          133           513              646
2003               
2004                                               660
2005                                               826
2006                                               754                              
2007                                               800 
2008                                               855
2009                                               869
2010                                               835
2011                                             
2012                                               678
2013                                               698
2014                                               680
2015                                               730
2016                                               829
2017                                               811
2018                                               980       
2019                                            1,092         
2020                                               859   
2021                                            1,438               
2022                                            1,036
2023                                            1,027 

 

 

Updated January 13, 2024

 


Truto Radio
The Fire Radio Call Sign.................KCF 264.........."Truro Fire"
The Dispatch ID.............................Truro Fire Alarm
The Fire Frequency........................33.66 Mhz..............PL 114.8
The County Frequency...................33.70 Mhz..............PL 114.8
The Fire 800 Talkgroup..................37776....................Simulcast 33.66
The Radio Tone Test......................1820 Hours
The Apparatus Numbers.................471-499
The FD Old Call Sign.....................KCF 264...............Still in use

The Police Radio Call Sign..............KDA 700..............County Callsign
The Police Dispatch ID...................KDA 700.............."Truro Police"
The Police Frequency.....................Trunking................ Trunking system
The Police Old Freq.......................155.700 Mhz.........Old Ch.2
The Police County Freq..................155.565 Mhz........ Old Ch.1
The Police 800 Trunk Group...........38480...................Primary use
The Police 800 County Group.........36496...................County Talkgroup
The Police Unit IDs........................."B" Cars,...............Baker

The Water District..........................  

 


Truro Station Apparatus Assignments
Station 1...........Truro
Engine 482...........2013 International 4x4 / Rosenbauer 1250/750/30A Urban Interface Pumper
Engine 483...........2006 HME/Ferrara 1500/1000/A/B CAFS Pumper
Engine 485...........1997 Freightliner FL80 / EOne 1500 / 1000 / 20 / 20 Pumper - HR (Jaws)
Tender 484...........2019 Freightliner 114SD/Pierce 500/3000 Tanker
Ambulance 486........2021 RAM 5500  / Braun Type I Ambulance  (EMS 371)
Ambulance 487........2010 Chevy 4500 / Osage Type I Ambulance  (EMS 372)
Ambulance 488........2020 Ford F450/Osage Type I Ambulance  (EMS 378) Was LCA 598
Car 471................2015 Ford Expedition 4x4 SUV Fire Chief Car Timothy Collins
Car 480................2023 Ford F350 Utility Pickup 
Boat 488..............1999 AB Inflatable Rescue Boat
ATV.....................2012 Polaris Ranger 4x4 ATV
DEP.................... 2007 Mass DEP Trailer
 

Updated Feb 17, 2023

 

 


The Sample Run Cards
(As listed at BCC May 2023)


 

    TRURO  FIRE                                                                (CCFD Updated 05-15-23)

   
 

  RUN CARD Sample Metro Card  
  DISTRICT 1-1 TRURO - Non Hydrant Area  
  ALARMS STRUCTURE FIRE  
  1ST ALARM To Scene     [2E-1L-2T-1A-3C]  
    Truro - Engine
Truro - Engine
Truro - Tanker
Truro - Ambulance
Truro - Chief
 		  
  Line Response Wellfleet - Tanker
Provincetown - Ladder
Wellfleet - Chief
Provincetown - Chief
 		  
  WORKING FIRE To Scene     [1E-1LTQ-1ET-2C]  
    Eastham - Engine
Orleans - Ladder Tower Quint
West Barnstable - Eng-Tanker
Eastham - Chief
Orleans - Chief
 		  
  W/F COVERAGE Station Coverage     [3E-1A]      
    Station 1 - Harwich - Engine
                 Sandwich - Tanker

WEL-1 -

EAS-1 - Brewster - Engine
              Joint Base - Tanker
              Dennis - Ambulance

HAR-2 -
 

  
  2ND ALARM To Scene     [2E-2T-1A-2C]  
    Harwich - Engine (from Cover 1)
Brewster - Engine (from Cover EAS-1)
Sandwich - Tanker (from Cover 1)
Joint Base - Tanker (from Cover EAS-1)
Dennis - Ambulance (from Cover EAS-1)
Harwich - Chief
Brewster - Chief
Providence - Canteen
 		  
  2ND COVERAGE Station Coverage     [3E-3T-1LQ-1A]      
    Station 1 - Chatham - Engine
                 Mashpee - Tanker

WEL-1 -

EAS-1 - Harwich - 2nd Engine
              West Barnstable - 2nd Tanker
              Yarmouth - Ambulance

HAR-2 - Dennis - Engine
               Barnstable - Ladder Quint
               Plymouth - Tanker 3

 

  
  3RD ALARM To Scene     [2E-1T-1C]  
    Chatham - Engine (from Cover 1)
Harwich - 2nd Engine (from Cover EAS-1)
Mashpee - Tanker (from Cover 1)
Chatham - Chief
 		  
  3RD COVERAGE Station Coverage     [3E-1LQ-1A]      
    Station 1 - Dennis - Engine (from Cover HAR-2)

WEL-1 - Yarmouth - Ambulance (from Cover EAS-1)

EAS-1 - Barnstable - Ladder Quint (from Cover HAR-2)

HAR-2 - Yarmouth - Engine
                Hyannis - Engine
 

  
  4TH ALARM To Scene     [1E-1LQ-1A]  
    Dennis - Engine (from Cover 1)
Barnstable - Ladder Quint (from Cover EAS-1)
Yarmouth - Ambulance (from Cover WEL-1)
 		  
  4TH COVERAGE Station Coverage     [4E-1A]      
    Station 1 - Yarmouth - Engine (from Cover HAR-2)

WEL-1 -

EAS-1 - Hyannis - Engine (from Cover HAR-2)
              COMM - Ambulance

HAR-2 - Sandwich - Engine
               Cotuit - Engine
 

  
  5TH ALARM To Scene     [                 ]    
     


 

  
  5TH COVERAGE Station Coverage     [             ]      
     


 

  
  TOTALS Alarm     ENGS    LADD     AMB     CHIEF     SPEC
1st           2           0              1           1+             1T
Line         0           1              0           2               1T
W/F         1           1              0           2               1T
2nd          2           1              1           2               2T
3rd          2            0              0           1              1T
4th           1           1               1           0              0
5th           0           0               0           0
         
TOTAL - 4 Alarms
TOTAL - 8 Engines
TOTAL - 3 Ladders
TOTAL - 6 Tankers
TOTAL - 3 Ambulances
TOTAL - 8 Chiefs
 		  
  DIST 1-N SPECIAL CALL      
  Ladders 1 PROVINCETOWN
2 WELLFLEET
3 ORLEANS
4 BREWSTER
5 HARWICH		  
  Breakers
(FORESTRY)		 1 WELLFLEET
2 PROVINCETOWN
3 BREWSTER
4 HARWICH
5 CHATHAM
6 ORLEANS		  
  Tankers 1 WELLFLEET
2 WELLFLEET
3 EASTHAM
4 WEST BARNSTABLE
5 MASHPEE
 		  
  Ambulances 1 PROVINCETOWN
2 WELLFLEET
3 EASTHAM
4 PROVINCETOWN 2nd
5 WELLFLEET 2nd
6 ORLEANS
7 BREWSTER
8 HARWICH
9 ORLEANS 2nd
10 CHATHAM		  
       
  May 2023        
  Truro Non Hydrant  

 

 

DIST 1 STRUCTURE   COVERAGE
1ST E485-T484-E482-E483-R487-R486-F480-T96      
WF E95-C81-L192     TR-E193  TR-E156     
2ND E156-E94-E193-R162-R98-C191-C229-NSTAR   TR-E190  TR-E233  TR-R242  WE-E175  WE-ET186
EA-E64  EA-ET296   EA-R73  EA-H241
3RD E233-ET186-E175-ET296-H241-C161   TR-E64  TR-BT235  WE-E177  EA-E188  WE-T279
EH-E69  MA-E112  EA-T464  OR-E107  BR-E44
4TH E64-E177-BT235-T279-R242-C171   TR-E188  WE-E69  WE-T464  EA-E107  OR-E44   
BR-105?  WD-E45  HA-E112  EA-R54  TR-R73
5TH      
       
  SPECIAL CALLS    
LADDERS PT-WE-OR-BR-HA  
BREAKERS BR-WB-CO-SA-MA  
FORESTRY WE-PT-BR-HA-CH-OR  
TANKERS T96-E94-E155-E156-E233-ET186-ET296-ET352  
AMBS PT-WE-PT-EA-WE-OR-CH-BR-HA-OR  
         

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DIST 2

STRUCTURE  (HYD AREA)

  

COVERAGE

1ST

E485-E482-E483-T484-R487-R486-F480-E193

  

 

WF

E190-L192-C191   

  

TR-E95  TR-E155

2ND

E95-E155-R162-R98-C229-NSTAR-C81

 

TR-E94  WE-E233  WE-E177  TR-L176  TR-R73
EA-R242  EA-H241  EA-ET186

3RD

E94-E233-L176-H241-C161   

 

TR-E177  TR-ET186  WE-E64  WE-E175  EA-ET296
EA-E188  EH-E112  OR-E234  BR-E107

4TH

E177-ET186-E64-C171-R73 

 

TR-E188  TR-L66  TR-E175  TR-R242  OR-E106
EA-E234  BR-E42  WE-R196

5TH

     
       
 

SPECIAL CALLS

    

LADDERS

WE-PT-OR-BR-HA

  

BREAKERS

BR-WB-CO-SA-MA

  

FORESTRY

WE-PT-BR-HA-CH-OR  

  

TANKERS

T96-E94-E155-E156-E233-ET186-ET296-ET352

  

AMBS

WE-PT-WE-EA-PT-OR-CH-BR-HA-OR

  
         

 

 

 

 

       

 
 
 
 

 
Note:  The run cards above are a partial listing provided for quick reference only.  Additional coverage assignments for other fire departments were left off for simplicity purposes.  These run cards are in effect as of the date posted with them.  It is interesting to use the run cards to track and compare the flow of apparatus to fires in various parts of town.  It is important to remember that these cards reflect resources available when they were written.  Additional apparatus, changes in station assignments, staffing issues, and individual department policies may have changed since these cards were written.  This may  have an effect on the actual apparatus response to incidents when they occur.