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Rumford Fire Department, Rumford, ME. 4,047 likes · 300 talking about this · 69 were here. We, at Rumford Fire strive to serve the towns of Rumford, Milton, and Hanover while assisting our...
RUMFORD FIRE DEPARTMENT. RUMFORD, MAINE. Population: 5,841. Area: 69.85 Sq Miles. Ambulance Provider: Call Volume: Members: 12 Full Time/?? On-Call. Work Schedule: 24 hr shifts, 24/48.
Rumford Fire Department, Rumford, ME. 3,742 likes · 48 talking about this · 68 were here. We, at Rumford Fire strive to serve the towns of Rumford, Milton, and Hanover while assisting our surrounding...
Jan 26, 2022 · RUMFORD — Voters on Tuesday approved taking a $5.4 million bond and accepting $1 million from the federal government to build a new Central Fire Station in the Falmouth Street area.
Mar 4, 2024 · RUMFORD — When the new Central Fire Station in the Falmouth Street area is completed in June, it will also house the Maine’s first safe haven ‘baby box,” according to Fire Chief Chris Reed.
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151 Congress St. Rumford, Maine 04276. (207) 364-2901. County: Oxford. Maine Fire departments, Rescue, EMTs and other Emergency Services.
Address: 151 Congree Street, Rumford Falls, Rumford, Oxford County, ME. Client: Town of Rumford. Building Name: Rumford Central Fire Station. Creation Date: 1924. Subject Date: 1924. Primary Architects: Harry S. Coombs. Object Type: Text and Image. Subtype: architectural drawing.
Jul 5, 2021 · The Board of Selectmen has selected town land for a possible fire station, reports Sun Journal. The project could cost up to $5 million and take two to three years. Town officials have realized the need for a new station since the 1990s but have been unsuccessful in three attempts to obtain funding.
