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Fire Department

Contact:

Steele McCurdy
Interim Chief, Littleton Fire Department

Address: 20 Foster Street (a Google image/map opens in a new window)
Littleton, MA 01460
Phone: 978-540-2302
Fax: 978-952-2359
Hours:

Daytime Staffing Hours: 6am to 6pm (every day)

Administrative Hours:
9am to 5pm (Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday)

Join the LFD as we celebrate our 100th anniversary!  The Littleton Fire Department is celebrating our 100th anniversary this summer. For more information on the festivities, please visit our 100th Anniversary Celebration web page.

Open air burning ended May 1st - The limits of burning season are set by the Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection and not the Littleton Fire Department. Thank you for your understanding.

Town Clerk Dianne Crory administers the oath of office to Interim Chief Steele McCurdy as his mother Jean looks on.

Fire Chief Preliminary Screening Committee Public Forum: Tuesday, April 24th at 7 PM.  NEW - What particular strengths and skills would be most important for Littleton’s new Fire Chief to possess? Come and share your input with the Fire Chief Preliminary Screening Committee at a public forum to be held on Tuesday, April 24, 2012 at 7 PMRead more.

 
Mission:
"Our mission is the protection of life and property through a combination of emergency response and loss prevention services."
About:

The Littleton Fire Department is a combination department consisting of a full-time Chief, 1 full time Captain, 5 full-time firefighter/EMTs, a part-time administrative assistant, 6 on-call officers, 29 on-call firefighters and/or EMTs, and 2 reserve firefighters and/or EMTs. The department serves Littleton, Massachusetts, a suburban community of about 9000 residents approximately 25 miles west of Boston and located along Interstate 495. The community's composition is making a transition from agricultural to primarily residential and business. Communities adjacent to the west are much more rural while those to the east and north are considered truly suburban.

The Littleton Fire Department responded to 1501 emergency service calls in 2011. The department currently operates three engine/rescue companies, a 110’ ladder company, a rescue company, two BLS-level ambulances (supplemental ALS-level medical care is provided by Emerson Hospital paramedics Pro-EMS, or Ayer Fire Department), a mini attack/interface engine company, a hazardous materials spill containment trailer, and various other support vehicles. The department also offers marine and cold water/ice rescue capabilities.

Littleton Fire Department Section of the 2002 Master Plan

A copy of our medical data privacy policy as required by the HIPAA Act is now available. If you don't already have a PDF viewer, click on the Adobe icon in the navigation pane to the left to download a free one.

These pages are maintained by a committee consisting of department members and interested volunteers.