Happy Thanksgiving from the SSFD!!!
THANK YOU to those of you on duty or deployed and away from your families today.
Be Safe!!!
Happy Thanksgiving to all First Responders, for those of you away from your families today and tonight, THANK YOU , YOU ARE APPRECIATED !!!!!
The Dog Has been found and doing well!!!
Thank you for all your help sharing and looking!
***SSFD is looking for some civilian assistance.***
We have a lost dog that ran from an accident scene this evening.
Please be on the look out for a yellowish-brown Lab in the Southern Sturtevant and Southwest area of Mount Pleasant.
The dogs name is buddy and he is wearing a orange collar that has his name on him.
He ran southwest from the intersection of Oakes and Durand Ave.
We appreciate your assistance.
We just got word. The Dog has been found!!! Thank you for all that helped with sharing and looking. Please share.
Awesome, the doggie was found💗
Thank goodness
Saw this accident happen and the poor dog run. I hope he's found!
Thank God!
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Billy's posse is on the way
Dawn Wolfe
South Shore Fire wishes everyone a Happy & Safe Thanksgiving! We are thankful for everyone’s support!
NFPA's Thanksgiving safety tips will help ensure your family has a fire-safe holiday | NFPA
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Use NFPA’s Thanksgiving safety tips to keep your family safe and help prevent cooking fires.
Suspected drunk driver injured after crashing into construction equipment near Interstate 94
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A man suspected of driving drunk was transported via Flight for Life after reportedly crashing into a parked “large piece of construction equipment” near Interstate 94 late Saturday night.Well written. Think about what she has to say. We have a duty not only to the public, but also to our families and each other! A safe fire ground is EVERY firefighters responsibility. Keep up the great work South Shore and please keep our brothers, sisters, and their families on the east coast in your prayers!
Firefighters' widow: Changes must be made to stop cycle of deaths in Worcester
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My name is Kathy Spencer and I am the widow of Lt. Thomas Spencer, who was killed in the Worcester Warehouse Fire on Dec. 3, 1999. I have spent 20 years