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Plymouth Fire Dept

PLYMOUTH STATION 2

The Plymouth Fire Department covers the large, growing town from
7 fire stations. In recent years, Plymouth's aging stations have been
found to have a number of significant issues requiring immediate actions.

Plymouth is currently taking steps to repair, improve, and upgrade
the West Plymouth (Seven Hills) Fire Station 2. The living quarters
were found to be uninhabitable over a year ago. Crews have been
living in a trailer on site since. One of the apparatus bays will be
converted into temporary living quarters, while the old quarters
are upgraded. This has resulted in several apparatus being moved
to other stations.

STATION 1
Previously, the Central Fire Headquarters Station 1 in
Plymouth center had been uninhabitable when an interior
ceiling collapsed revealing hazardous conditions that also led
to crews being housed in a trailer and apparatus relocated.
Those repairs have been completed.

STATION 7
The oldest Fire Station 7 in North Plymouth had to be closed
earlier than planned due to structural hazards.
A new North Plymouth Station 7 was being built in the mean time
and has now been occupied.

STATION 5
On the agenda, is a similar renovation of the Manomet Fire Station 7.
That is planned for after the West Plymouth job is completed.

OCTOBER 2022
 

Fire & Police Station Projects

Bourne Fire Stations

BOURNE
Bourne is one of the more unique towns on Cape Cod.
The town covers about 40.7 square miles, although a significant
amount of the town is within the Massachusetts Military Reservation,
also known as Joint Base Cape Cod.

What makes Bourne most unique is the Cape Cod Canal which runs
through the town creating a definite North and South situation.
Crossing the Canal is done over 2 aging bridges, that are frequently very
congested with traffic, resulting in response time delays.

FIRE STATIONS
Bourne had been served by 4 fire stations for many years.
Two on the North side of the Canal and 2 on the South.
Station 1 in Buzzards Bay was always headquarters and was the
busiest of the stations. It was built in the 1920s and added onto
in the 1970s, The station has long been outdated and is not able
to meet ADA requirements for public access, etc.
It is located in an area that flooded during some of the historical
hurricanes back in the 1930s-40s.

In 2006, as part of the Sagamore Bridge "Flyover" project that
eliminated the Sagamore rotary circle, a new Fire Station 3 was
built. It is the only viable fire station built in Bourne in nearly
100 years. It is not in the ideal location to serve as headquarters,
but became the only option by default in 2017. Administrative
offices and public access are currently only possible here.

SOUTH SIDE
Fire Stations south of the Canal included the 1890s barn
that served as the Monument Beach Station 2 for many years.
At one time it was staffed with 1 firefighter, but since the 1970s
was strictly a call fire station with only minimal facilities and
no fulltime staffing.

The Pocasset Fire Station 4 was built about 1947 and added
onto in the 1970s. The station is built on a plot that has a high water table
and for years a pump ran to keep water out of the basement under
the apparatus bays. It however, was the best option for staffing
and operating the only ambulance south of the Canal as well as
an engine and utility vehicle.

UNSAFE
In November 2021, structural issues deemed that the Pocasset Station 4
was unsafe and could no longer be inhabited.
Bourne had to scramble to figure out how to serve the Southside
part of town without an inhabitable fire station.

Talk had been underway for a number of years about building
a new "south" station, but it had gone nowhere. The Pocasset site was not
an option, so with winter coming, a trailer was acquired and setup
outside the old (unmanned) Monument Beach station. Apparatus,
including an engine, ambulance, and duty car were moved into
the station and the crew into the trailer. It is nothing more than
a bandaid for a wound that requires surgery, but Bourne is
making it work until a more permanent solution can be made.

STUDY
Obviously the situation is not ideal in Bourne. A committee has been
formed and is looking at the best sites to build a new south side station
on. By mid summer 2022, the 7 potential sites had been studied and
narrowed to 3 options. Bourne is probably going to have to spend some
money to get the site that would likely serve the south side best.
Since they really haven't spent any good money on fire stations
in about 100 years, it is about time to do so, and to do it right.
 Bourne built a beautiful modern new Police Station a few years ago.
Bourne residents need and deserve to have appropriate modern
fire/EMS facilities to cover the southside of the Canal, and
once that immediate need is addressed, should be looking
at options for a new headquarters facility in Buzzards Bay.

More than likely, a single station will be built to serve a large part
of the town. At best, it would be a couple years before such a station
can be planned, built, and occupied. In the meantime, Bourne
is struggling to handle nearly 5000 calls annually out of facilities
that are in pretty poor condition.

Monument Beach Fire Station 2 has been reassigned as Station 4
with the staffing and apparatus being moved up from the closed Pocasset Station 4.

BOURNE FIRE STATIONS
(Planning Stage)

POCASSET FIRE STATION 4
The formerly staffed Pocasset Station 4 was closed due to structural unsafe conditions.
One piece of apparatus is stored there, but unstaffed while Bourne figures out how
to address the need for a new fire station. For response purposes, the unstaffed
station is renumbered Station 2.

Chilmark Fire Dept

"Old" Chilmark Fire Station 1 has been torn down.

CHILMARK FIRE STATION
(Approved 2021)

The Town of Chilmark on Martha's Vineyard has been looking for years
at some options for either updating or replacing their humble little fire
station next to the Town Hall. In 2018 the town was looking at specific
sites and options.

In the Fall of 2019, Chilmark authorized some funding to develop plans
to raze and replace the main station at Beatlebung Corner with a new facility.
At the same time, the Tri-Town Ambulance, serving West Tisbury, Chilmark,
and Aquinnah will be getting a new facility adjacent to the planned fire station.

The images of the proposed new Fire Station in Chilmark
reflects a 4 bay, wood construction station to replace the
old station on the same site. Funding $11 Million approved at May 2021
Town Meeting.
UPDATE MAY 2021

NOTE
Chilmark went back to a Special Town Meeting on March 26, 2022
to seek an additional $1.2 Million for their Fire Station/EMS Station project.
Bids for the estimated $12.6 Million project came in above what was
previously approved in 2021. 

ADDITIONAL FUNDING APPROVED!
Old Station Torn Down March 28, 2022
Construction Under Way.
Apparatus temporarily relocated.

Architects image of Chilmark Fire Station
May 2021

Architects perspective on proposed Tri-Town EMS Station. 

ARCHITECTS VIDEO OF FIRE & EMS STATIONS

CHILMARK LOOKS AT FIRE STATION OPTIONS

POTENTIAL SITE FOR STATION

Dennis Fire Station

DENNIS FIRE STATION 2
(Under Construction 2022)

NORTH DENNIS - STATION 2
Dennis Town Meeting approved a $14.6 Million price tag for a new Fire Station 2
to be located at 350 Paddocks Path on the North side of town.
The meeting was held November 2 , 2021 and the positive vote was a vast majority.
Dennis voters needed to give their final funding approval at a December 7, 2021
vote that showed 722 in favor and only 153 against.

Once approval was assured, site clearing began and the official "Ground Breaking Ceremony"
was held on January 13, 2022.

Construction has been continuing at a steady pace with an expected construction
time of about 18 months with a projected opening in Spring 2023.
The building will be about 11,000 square feet including 3 double deep drive through
apparatus bays, appropriate living quarters and a large training meeting room.

The old Station at 1015 Old Bass River Road was built about 1956
with only about 4000 square feet. It was strictly a call station until about 2013
when some permanent staffing began. Currently about 5 personnel are assigned
per shift to the station that was not designed for any fulltime personnel.
 

ARTICLE FEB 2019

ARTICLE

Dennis Fire Station 2
March 2013

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February 18, 2023
Future Dennis Station 2

December 2, 2022
Steel up at new North Dennis Fire Station 2.

October 27, 2022
Steel going up at new North Dennis Fire Station 2.

DENNIS STATION 2 UPDATE
The foundation under living quarters part of station.
August 3, 2022

DENNIS STATION 2 UPDATE
The foundation under living quarters part of station.
June 23, 2022

Ground Breaking for the 350 Paddocks Path fire station was held on January 13, 2022.

Edgartown Fire Station

EDGARTOWN FIRE STATION
(Discussion 2021)

The Edgartown Fire Department is starting to look ahead at its options for
expanding or replacing the main Edgartown Fire Station. The present station
on Pease Point Way was built around 1966 and added onto already during the
1980s and again in 2005. The station was never designed for permanent staffing,
larger apparatus, or many of the other requirements of modern facilities.
The following article in the MV Times discussed the situation.
Nov 30, 2021

PLANNING AHEAD
 

Falmouth Fire Stations

FALMOUTH
Falmouth is a large town of about 44.1 Square Miles.
The town has been protected by 5 fire stations for many years.
While the downtown headquarters was always staffed by several on duty
personnel, the smaller outlying stations for many years had only 1 person
on duty at any given time. A large roster of call personnel in
those villages responded to calls and for many years that system
worked pretty well.

MUCH HAS CHANGED
As call volumes continued to increase with many more EMS calls and
many significant changes in staffing needs, the department has
struggled to keep up. Newer stations were built in Woods Hole 2 in 1976
and East Falmouth 5 in 1980, and the Headquarters was completely
rebuilt in 2002. Staffing is slowly being added to handle about 8,500
calls annually - the busiest department on the Cape.

SMALL, OLD STATIONS
The 2 bay North Falmouth Station 3 was built in about 1953
 and the single bay, small West Falmouth Station 4 in 1930.
Both stations have serious age issues. As more modern apparatus
has grown in size and personnel needs have evolved, the need
to upgrade the facilities servicing North and West Falmouth
has been a concern.

Falmouth had decided to close the West Falmouth Station due to
staffing struggles and problems with the station itself.
Some additional funding in 2020 led to the station being
staffed with 2 personnel per shift when available. Otherwise,
the station is sometimes closed because of staffing.

Additionally, for decades, the town has talked about another
fire station to cover the north central part of town known as
Hatchville.

HATCHVILLE
On May 17, 2022, Falmouth voters approved $10M funding
for a new 11,000 sq ft Hatchville Fire Station. Located at 878 Sandwich Road,
It is expected to have 3 bays and have at least 1 Engine and 1 Ambulance assigned.
It is likely the additional space and central location will see this station quickly
become a hub that will serve or support much of the town, as well as Hatchville.

It is still to be determined what Falmouth will do about the fire stations and
service in the West and North villages.

Update August 2022

Falmouth Approves New Station

HATCHVILLE STATION APPROVED
Falmouth Voters approved funding for a new Hatchville Fire Station
at the April 5, 2022 Falmouth Town Meeting.
Talk of a Hatchville Fire Station has been ongoing for more than 30 years.
. The planned facility will be approximately 11,000 sq ft
on a town owned property at 878 Sandwich Road.
Approximately $10 Million was approved for the construction
anticipated to begin in 2023 with about a year for completion.
The station will have 3 bays and allow for future needs of the town.

FALMOUTH STATION ARTICLE

WEST FALMOUTH FIRE STATION

The West Falmouth Fire Station, built in the 1930s, was a "1 man station" for many years. 
It is barely able to house a single modern pumper, A variety of issues have closed the
station for extended periods in recent years. At one point in 2019, the station was scheduled
to be closed permanently. The residents of West Falmouth spoke up and the town
made efforts to provide the additional staffing needed to keep the station open,
at least on a day to day basis. Staffing of 2 per shift when available continues.

The station itself however, is on a small piece of land and there are limitations
to what could be done to make the station more functional for the long term.
Discussions of somehow combining Station 3 and 4 into a more modern
facility that could serve both villages, and other options have been ongoing.

August 2022

NORTH FALMOUTH STATION 3
The North Falmouth Station was built in 1953.

Orleans Fire Station


Present Orleans Fire Station

ORLEANS FIRE STATION
(Study Approved 2020)

August 2021
The Orleans Fire Station Feasibility Report was issued outlining many problems
with the current building and recommendations for moving forward.
 

Dec 1, 2020
The Town of Orleans voters approved funding for a feasibility study to evaluate
the options for renovating the 1987 Fire Headquarters Fire Station on Eldridge Parkway.
The station was not built for current or future staffing and lacks important facilities
and space for training on site. Additionally, the building has a number of issues
that need to be addressed for firefighter health and safety.

NEW STATIONS
THE NEWEST STATIONS
 

Newest Open Fire Stations

Mattapoisett Fire Station

MATTAPOISETT MOVED IN
(Opened Dec 2021)

The Mattapoisett Fire Department moved into their new Headquarters Fire Station
at 62 County Road (Route 6) @ Hubbard's Lane in December 2021.

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The former Mattapoisett Fire Station was closed and the sign removed
off the front of the building in December 2021 as the department moved
up the street to the new station.

RECENT STATIONS  
MORE RECENT STATIONS 
 

Previously Opened Stations

Onset Fire Station

ONSET FIRE STATION
(Opened Sept 2021)

Onset Fire District voters approved a new Fire Station at the May 15, 2017
District Meeting. The originally proposed station, which would have provided
 for much needed space and future growth was estimated to cost $13.9 M.
An amendment during the meeting slashed the budget to $8 M. That sent
the project back to the drawing board. Huge cuts were made to work
within the budget. The entire design changed, loosing much of the
space needed in modern stations.

One of the biggest changes, even before the budget was slashed, was
to move the station out of the center of Onset where it had been a
mainstay since about 1894.  The current station at 5 East Central Ave
was built around 1950, next to the original station.
The new station was planned for a parcel of land across from the
Onset Water Department on Sand Pond Road, north of the Cranberry Highway
at the Onset Avenue lights.

The site was cleared by December 2019.
Ground was officially broken on March 11, 2020
and construction began soon after.
The station was planned to be moved into in the
Summer of 2021, but as is often the case, was delayed
until September 2021 when the move was made.

It will take some time to get fully moved in and comfortable
in the new station.

FIRE STATION CONSTRUCTION

Plymouth Station 7

PLYMOUTH FIRE STATION 7
(Opened July 13, 2020)

The Plymouth Fire Department opened their newest Fire Station No.7
at 15 Hedge Road, off Court Street, in North Plymouth on July 13, 2020.

Construction on the new station began with the clearing of land in 2019.
The 2 Story, three bay, double deep, brick fire station is home to
Engine 7, the new Ladder 3, Breaker 177, and Forestry Engine 8-1.
Housing of an ambulance was also planned.

The old Station 7 was built over 107 years ago at 0 Spooner Street
(not far from the new station). It was originally occupied by horse drawn apparatus.
That station had been scheduled to close when the new station was completed,
but it closed early on Nov 7, 2019 due to structural (floor) problems with the old station.
Apparatus was relocated temporarily until the new station opened.

PLYMOUTH STATION 7 CONSTRUCTION
 

Nantucket Fire Station

Architects rendering of future Fire Station
Link

NANTUCKET FIRE STATION
(Opened Nov 2019)

The Nantucket Fire Department's new fire station was finally occupied
on November 21, 2019.

It had been under construction since 2018.
The $15 Million station was finally approved in 2015.  It is located
at 4 Fairgrounds Road next to the Nantucket Police station.

Construction got under way in 2018 on the station which has
6 double deep drive thru bays and additional office and living space.

The new station replaced the former station at 131 Pleasant St &
Sparks Ave built in 1980.

THE NANTUCKET FIRE HEADQUARTERS
Dec 23, 2019 Tour

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NANTUCKET FIRE HEADQUARTERS
The new Nantucket Fire Headquarters at 4 Fairgrounds Road
was occupied on November 21 2019. A visit in December 23, 2019
is featured...

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Former Nantucket Fire Station at 131 Pleasant Street closed in Nov 2019.

Harwich Fire Station 2

EAST HARWICH FIRE STATION 2
DEDICATION DAY
Photos Nov 30, 2019

HARWICH FIRE STATION 2
(Dedicated Nov 2019)

The new East Harwich Fire Station #2 at 4064 Orleans Road (Rte 39)
was dedicated in a ceremony on Nov 30, 2019.
Punch list items are being addressed prior to the full move
expected by New Years.
.
Funding for the $6.8 Million, 9,750 sq ft station was approved
in May 2018.  Studies had looked at renovating and adding on
to the old station, but ultimately a new station was most practical.

The station is located on Orleans-Harwich Road (Route 39)
just south of the present station at the intersection on Rte 137.
The new station has 3 drive thru bays.
Once completed, the 1976 station will be torn down.

FIRE STATION CONSTRUCTION

The new East Harwich Fire Station 2
seen under construction behind the present Station 2
Jan 25, 2019

Sept 2018

Hyannis Fire Station

Hyannis Fire Headquarters
Completed and dedicated.
October 2019

Hyannis Firefighters Memorial Park
Next to the fire station.
Dedicated October 2019

HYANNIS FIRE HEADQUARTERS
(Opened in 2018 - Completed Oct 2019)

The new Hyannis Fire Headquarters & Hyannis Firefighters Memorial Park
was officially dedicated on October 12, 2019.

The Hyannis Fire Department approved a new $18.5 Million,
33,000 square foot Fire Headquarters
in April 2016.

Ground was broken on May 8, 2017.
The new station was built on the same site as the previous 1965 station
at 95 High School Road Ext. The administrative and living quarters,
along with 4 double deep bays were built first allowing the department
to remain in operation from the old station until moving into the
new station on October 17, 2018.

The old station was then torn down and the final phase begun.
The entire project was completed in October 2019.

GROUND BREAKING   

 END OF ERA

CONSTRUCTION HISTORY

DEDICATION CEREMONY

Firefighters Memorial Dedication Ceremony
October 12, 2019

Hyannis Headquarters
Ready to move into the new station.
Photos September 24, 2018

Old Hyannis Station
Sept 2017

Sandwich Fire Station 3

SANDWICH FIRE STATION 3
(Opened September 2019)

The Town of Sandwich voted in May 2016 to upgrade both fire and
police facilities within the town. It started with a renovation of the
1970's unstaffed Fire Station 2 in East Sandwich. That phase was completed
and the newly staffed Station 2 opened in June 2018.

Then, construction of a new Police Station and replacement for Fire Station 3
in Forestdale began. The Police station opened in Summer 2019.

The new Station 3, which includes headquarters offices,
opened at 251 Cotuit Road in September 2019.

SANDWICH STATION 3 CONSTRUCTION HISTORY PHOTOS

SANDWICH STATION 2 CONSTRUCTION HISTORY PHOTOS

SANDWICH POLICE STATION CONSTRUCTION HISTORY PHOTOS

POLICE & FIRE STATION DEDICATION

New Forestdale Fire Station 3
Opened with dedication September 27, 2019

Sandwich Station 3 at 85 Route 130 Closed
on August 29, 2019.
Apparatus and personnel moved into the new Station 3
at 251 Cotuit Road.

Brewster Fire Station

Brewster Fire Headquarters
August 31, 2018

BREWSTER FIRE HEADQUARTERS
(Opened in 2018)

The new Brewster Fire Headquarters was approved in Nov 2015.
Ground was broken Feb 2, 2017 on the new 22,000 sq ft facility.
Construction continued through the Spring of 2018.

The station was dedicated on June 23, 2018 and occupied weeks later.

The $13.5 Million station was built behind the previous station at 1657 Main St.
that was originally built in 1974 as a Fire & Police station.

FIRE STATION CONSTRUCTION

DEDICATION

East Sandwich Fire Station 2

SANDWICH FIRE STATION 2
(Opened in 2018)

The Sandwich Fire Department and Police Department were approved for
new facilities in May 2016. After many years of trying to address outdated
and inadequate facilities, $15 Million was approved to accomplish three
major improvements.

(1) Renovate, occupy, and staff the 1970's era East Sandwich Fire Station #2.
(2) Construct a new Station #3 sub station at Cotuit Road & Quaker Meetinghouse Road
in Forestdale to replace a 1970s era outgrown station.
(3) Construct a new Police Headquarters at Cotuit Road & Quaker Meetinghouse Road
to replace the current police station on Route 6A built in 1970s.

The first phase was completed and the fire department opened and finally staffed
the East Sandwich Fire Station 24/7 on June 3, 2018.
The station had not previously been staffed.
Apparatus assigned includes an Ambulance, Engine, and Brush Breaker,
as well as a car.

Work continued on the Forestdale Station and Police Station.

FIRE STATION CONSTRUCTION

East Sandwich Station 2 prior to being renovated and made inhabitable for staffing.

Vineyard Airport ARFF Station

Photos Sept 2018

MARTHA'S VINEYARD AIRPORT ARFF
(Opened in 2017)

The new Martha's Vineyard Airport ARFF & Snow Removal Equipment
Facility opened in 2017
 

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The previous MVY ARFF Station

Bourne Moves Headquarters

Headquarters to Sagamore Station 3
(Moved in 2017)

BOURNE FIRE HEADQUARTERS
The Bourne Fire Department has officially moved its headquarters offices into
the 53 Meetinghouse Lane, Sagamore Fire Station #3 effective Jan 1, 2017.

The headquarters offices were formerly at the Main Street, Buzzards Bay
station on the second floor.  The building was not ADA compliant nor
were facilities adequate for the department's need.

The Sagamore Fire Station 3 was opened in 2006 when it replaced the
old Sagamore station which was located on the Sagamore rotary prior
to completion of the Sagamore Bridge Flyover project.

Carver Fire Station

Carver's new Fire Headquarters
(Opened in 2017)

CARVER STATION 1
The new Carver Fire Headquarters was occupied in January 2017.
Located at 99 Main Street, just up the street from the old fire station,
the new facility includes a fully functional training facility on the grounds.
The call department takes pride in its training and service to the community.

The new station was dedicated at an open house on April 15, 2017.

MORE ON CARVER HEADQUARTERS
 

Carver Training Facility
on the grounds of the new headquarters

Chatham Fire Headquarters

Chatham Fire Station
(Opened in 2016)

CHATHAM FIRE HEADQUARTERS
The new Chatham Fire Headquarters opened on May 24, 2016.
The new station is located on the site of the former station at
135 Depot St., in Chatham.  It has 4 deep drive thru bays and
another smaller bay.  The building has all the department offices,
communications, and living quarters for personnel.

The department operated out of the DPW garage on Crowell Rd
since Sept 2014 when the old station was torn down.

MORE PHOTOS

Oak Bluffs Fire Station

Oak Bluffs Fire Station
(Opened in 2015)

The new Oak Bluffs Fire Station has been completed and the department
moved into the new $8.3 Million, 20,000+ square foot, 12 bay station
on December 6, 2015.  The station is located on the site of the previous
station at Wing Road and County Road. Construction took just 1 year
while the department worked out of the DPW garage and other temporary
quarters.  The station has been dedicated the Nelson W. Amaral Fire/EMS
Station in memory of the retired chief who served the department for
54 years, 34 as chief. The station is equipped with essential office,
living, classroom, and other space that the previous station lacked.

OAK BLUFFS STATION CONSTRUCTION

Dukes County Communications

Dukes County Sheriff's Communications
(Opened in 2013)

The Dukes County (Martha's Vineyard) Sheriff's Department Communications
center is located in a building near the Martha's Vineyard Airport.
The new communications center opened in 2013.
The former center located in an adjacent building was very
cramped and operated without many of the newer technology
found in the new center which has the ability to operate with
four positions if necessary. Photo 2014.

The old Dukes Communications Center

Nantucket Airport ARFF

Nantucket Airport ARFF
(Opened in 2012)

NANTUCKET MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
A new ARFF Station was opened at the Nantucket Airport in late 2012.
The new station replaced an old facility that house 1 truck
and moved 2 other apparatus from a separate building across
the airfield into a single modern facility.
(pictures May 2015)

Tisbury Emergency Services

Tisbury Emergency Services
(Opened in 2012)

The Tisbury Emergency Services Facility at 215 Spring Street in
Vineyard Haven, Martha's Vineyard opened in November 2012
after some delays in construction.

The facility replaced the outgrown main station at 21 Beach Road,
a second facility at the DPW, and the two ambulance garages.
The new station houses all apparatus under one roof and has the
training and living facilities needed to support the department
into the future.

TISBURY STATION CONSTRUCTION PHOTOS

The old Tisbury Fire Station at 21 Beach Road
was built in 1958 was closed in November 2012
and torn down shortly afterwards.

ARTICLE

Duxbury Fire Headquarters

Duxbury Fire Department
(Opened in 2012)

DUXBURY FIRE HEADQUARTERS
The Duxbury Fire Department completed the additions and renovations of
their headquarters at 668 Tremont Street in 2012.

Administrative and living space was added along with some small
bays for support apparatus.

 

Included in the renovations was a new communications center
that is designed to serve additional agencies in a regional dispatch center.

Duxbury Headquarters prior to renovations.

Cape Cod National Seashore

Cape Cod National Seashore
(Opened in 2010)

CAPE COD NATIONAL SEASHORE - WELLFLEET
The National Park Service built a new facility for the Fire Cashe at the CCNS.
The drive thru building located at the Wellfleet Marconi Beach Road seashore
headquarters opened in 2010.

The station houses a couple forestry trucks and the tanker.

The new facility is adjacent to the old facility in Wellfleet..

Osterville Fire Station

Osterville Fire Station
(Opened in 2010)

COMM FIRE STATION 2
The new Osterville Fire Station at 999 Main Street
was opened on January 7, 2010.

OSTERVILLE STATION MEMORIES

The new station was built on the site of the old Osterville Station
that was originally built in 1926 and added onto in 1962.
 

Mashpee Station 2

Mashpee Station 2
(Opened in 2009)

MASHPEE STATION 2
Mashpee opened their new Station 2 at 101 Redbrook Road
in New Seabury in 2009.

Initially the station was only staffed when adequate personnel was
available to do so.  Crews shuttled apparatus back and forth sometimes
a couple times a day to headquarters until sufficient staffing allowed
for 24/7 staffing of Station 2.

Engine 355, Breaker 354, and an ambulance are kept here with
either 2 or 3 personnel on duty depending on staffing.

Harwich Public Safety

Harwich Public Safety
(Opened in 2009)

HARWICH PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING
The Harwich Police Department was added to the Harwich Fire Station
opening in July 2009.

The Police Station (left 1/3) replaced the old police station that had been located to the left
of the new facility. The fire station was built in 1996 replacing the old Bank Street
fire house. 

The new facility included a joint fire police communications center.
 

 Wellfleet Fire Headquarters

Wellfleet Fire Station
(Opened in 2009)

WELLFLEET FIRE HEADQUARTERS
The Wellfleet Fire Rescue Headquarters
10 Lawrence Road
Opened March 2009.
The new facility was built across the street from the former fire / police
station that was not built for 24/7 staffing.

WELLFLEET FIRE STATION CONSTRUCTION

Apparatus room at new facility

The Wellfleet Fire Station and Police Station
was built around 1982 at Lawrence Road & Gross Hill Road..
Fire below and Police above. 
Photo July 2007

STATION OPENINGS
THE HISTORY OF STATIONS
 

Fire EMS Stations Openings

RUMORS & PLANS
THE FUTURE OF STATIONS
 

Station Rumors & Plans

POLICE STATIONS
THE LATEST POLICE STATIONS
 

Police Stations in the News

Carver Police Station

CARVER POLICE STATION
(Opened 2021)

The Town of Carver approved the building a new Police Station in 2019.
It is being built almost across the street from the Carver Fire Station.
Nov 2019
Opened in 2021

New Carver Police Station
June 16, 2021

Carver Police Station
Dec 22, 2020

Carver Police Station
Oct 15, 2020

May 24, 2020

Bourne Police Station

August 19, 2020

BOURNE POLICE STATION
(OPENED JULY 2020)

The Town of Bourne is currently building a new Police Station
on Armory Road in Buzzards Bay. The new station will replace the
present 60 year old police station at 175 Main Street.

The $18 Million facility was approved in October 2016.
It will be approximately 29,000 sq ft

Ground was broken on Sept 19, 2018 and construction begun
soon after.  It should be completed in 2019.

New Bourne Police Station Opened July 2020.

NEW STATION

POLICE STATION CONSTRUCTION

Bourne Police Station
(Bourne Image)

BOURNE POLICE STATION
Built in 1959 at 175 Main Street, Buzzards Bay
 

Lakeville Police Station

Lakeville Police Department's new station
Oct 2019

LAKEVILLE POLICE STATION
(Opened 2019)

The new Lakeville Police Station was recently opened
at 323 Bedford Street.
The new station was approved in 2017
and replaces a much smaller station.
 

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Provincetown Station 4
Johnson Street
Nov 2019


 

FORMER STATION

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Do You Remember


 

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