Mission Statement

The Mission of the Hudson Fire Department is to preserve and protect the lives and property of the community through emergency response, education and prevention. This Mission is accomplished by providing a variety of services designed to protect the lives and property of the community we serve. The department’s prompt and professional response in the event of a fire, medical emergency, disaster, or any other event that would threaten the public’s welfare is our main objective. Continued Education and training is the key in maintaining the high standard of effectiveness that our community deserves.

Hudson Fire Department

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Hudson MA Fire News

  • Hudson Fire Department Thanks First Responders and Public Safety Partners on National First Responders Day
    National First Responders Day, observed Oct. 28, recognizes police officers, firefighters, EMTs, paramedics and 911 dispatchers for their service to their communities. We thank our members and public safety partners for the work they do every day to help keep our community safe. We appreciate their dedication and the support they provide to one another,
  • Halloween Safety Tips
    As residents prepare for an evening of spooky fun, the Department wishes to provide the community with safety tips. Parents should check that costumes are safe. Clothing and shoes should fit properly to ensure children do not trip and fabric does not snag on objects. Make sure that costumes are made of flame-resistant materials. Kids
  • Fire Prevention Week: Simple Steps to Charge Devices Safely
    Fire Prevention Week runs from Oct. 4-10. This year’s theme, “Charge Into Fire Safety™. Safe Charging Is a Superpower,” focuses on preventing fires involving lithium-ion batteries. These batteries power phones, laptops, e-bikes, scooters and many other devices. They can overheat or catch fire if damaged or charged improperly. A few simple habits can help keep

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