Fayetteville Fire Station 11

12/03/2024

At 6:13 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 3, 1999, the Worcester (Massachusetts) Fire Department was dispatched to a reported fire at 266 Franklin St., the Worcester Cold Storage and Warehouse Company Building. At 7:26 p.m., a fifth alarm was transmitted, and by 7:58 p.m., the building was ordered evacuated, and six firefighters were missing.

The Worcester Cold Storage fire would continue for eight more days, declared out at 10:27 p.m. on Dec. 11, after the last of the six fallen firefighters was found and removed from the building.

Never Forget. W6.

05/17/2024

Ever wonder why fire hydrants are the color they are? The yellow barrel makes the hydrants more visible to responding firefighters. The green bonnet indicates the hydrant will flow 1,000-1,499 gallons per minute. Hydrants in Fayetteville are serviced twice a year.

05/02/2024

01/28/2024

Chief got jokes🤣

01/04/2024

A Shift is fine tuning their airbag control techniques.

01/01/2024

Please celebrate safely! Here’s to a wonderful 2024!

12/07/2023

The crew at Rescue 2 were honored to host a morning of training with Terry Sanford High School’s JROTC Program. JROTC members were able to learn about the department’s up and coming drone program and the department’s rescue/USAR capabilities. A wonderful morning of hands on training with a great group of future leaders of our great nation!

11/30/2023

Big shoutout to Robin Lopez Spell for making our tree amazing once again. It wouldn’t be Christmas without a Robin tree!