OUR MISSION
In our small rural community volunteers provide all fire related emergency services. The Hopkinton-Ft. Jackson Fire Department is responsible for: providing fire protection and suppression (both structural and wildland), responding to all motor vehicle accidents, assisting the local EMS Company, and responding to situations caused by natural disaster type emergencies. The Hopkinton-Ft. Jackson FD trains hard for numerous challenges of responding to each of these type of calls. The remoteness of most of our response area makes responding to any of these incidents a challenge.
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MEMBERS NEEDED!
We are currently seeking new members ages 16 and up. If you have ever had a desire to make a genuine difference in our community, to be of service to others during their greatest time of need or be a part of a group that shares a unique camaraderie, then now is the time to consider volunteering. The time to volunteer is not after tragedy strikes, but rather before it strikes so you have the training on hand to minimize the effects of that tragedy. There are many roles to fill. If you have a desire to help, but the dangers of attacking flames is not for you, then realize there are many other tasks we perform; We can find a task you are comfortable performing. Of course, if you have the desire and drive to face the flames and battle them to the end… with proper training you can do just that! If you would like to be contacted by a Chief for more information, please fill out the form below:
RAM PROGRAM
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PROGRAM RECRUITS MUST MAINTAIN
75%
OVERALL ACADEMIC AVAREGE
All RAM’s must maintain a “75%” overall average for all class work. The Chief and/or the RBB must review grades quarterly by reviewing the report cards of each RAM. If overall average drops below “75%” than the RAM is required to stop attending until such time their academic work reaches an overall average of “75%”. Further, if a class is failed than the RAM is required to stop attending until such time their academic work reaches an overall average of “75%”. All grades must be confirmed by parents or school