The Cochrane Volunteer Fire Department provides protection from fire, life-threatening emergencies and dangerous conditions through a team approach in regards to fire protection, fire prevention and public education. The Cochrane Fire Department is comprised of thirty-eight dedicated, trained firefighters, which includes Fire Chief Richard Vallée, Deputy Chief Robert King, and Assistant Deputy Chi
ef Tom Cassidy. Although it is our hope that you will never need to use our emergency services, our well-trained professional team is fully prepared to respond quickly and courteously to your call for assistance. It is our goal to be a respected and effective fire department that fosters a high level of training and efficient response to all calls. We will continue to proudly serve the Town of Cochrane and will maintain open communications within the department and with other town services, organizations, and mutual aid department. The Town has a comprehensive emergency plan that complies annually with EMO regulations. The plan is intended to aid in ensuring the coordination of municipal volunteer and emergency services, including EMO in an emergency or disaster to bring the situation under control with the utmost effect. Learning about fire safety is important for people of all ages, as being fire smart can help save your life. For more information on fire safety, please contact the Fire Chief, and he will be happy to answer any question or concerns that you might have.
