Fire/Rescue
Department

 

The Department is All Volunteer

We are committed to protecting the people, property, and environment of our town.

We remain responsive to the needs of our citizens and visitors by providing rapid, professional services, with dignity, essential to health, safety and well being.

We accomplish this mission through prevention, education, fire suppression, rescue, and hazardous materials response.

The Town of Woolwich Maine Fire Department operates out of 2 stations, 1 central station in town and a sub-station in the northern end of town.

Woolwich Fire is part of the Sagadahoc and Lincoln County Fire Chiefs Associations and provides mutual-aid to all the surrounding communities.

Woolwich Fire is led by Chief Shaun Merrill, a town hired position.

If there is anyone interested in belonging to an organization, helping your community, helping people in need and learning life saving skills, here is your invitation to come down to the fire department and get your application. There is a need for people in all departments: Fire, EMS, and the Fire Department Auxiliary. We have a task for everyone.

In the event of a power outage, when the power and telephone service is out for a long period of time, town citizens can come down and get water and a hot shower and a smiling face.

During storm outages, if your power goes out, please call CMP and report the outage. This will help CMP get power back quickly and safely. If your telephone is out, contact the fire department or the town office and let someone know so we can call the proper authorities to get them working again in a timely manner.

Please remember to change the batteries in your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors when you change the time on your clocks in the spring and fall. If you have kids, it’s very important to practice your escape plan once a month in the event of a fire.

Kids should know their address and a phone number to reach a parent in an emergency and know to call 911 in the event you are not able to.

Fire safety begins at home.

EMS Department: Brian Carlton, EMS Director.

To request a copy of an Ambulance Run Report: Please fax over the request to 207-707-5199 or email woolwichrescue@gmail.com

 

Department
Team

Shaun Merrill
Fire Chief
Office Hours
(207) 442-3589
Glen Kirkpatrick
Deputy Fire Chief
Office Hours
(207) 442-3589
Brian Carlton
EMS Director & Director of EMA
Office Hours
(207) 443-3589 ext 109
Julie Huston
Assistant EMS Director/EMS Captain
Office Hours
Brandon Bailey
Captain
Office Hours
Lonny Rowe
Captain
Office Hours
Donald Munsey
Lieutenant
Office Hours
Robert Nibarger
Lieutenant
Office Hours
Jen Munsey
Safety Officer
Office Hours
Larry Albert
Safety Officer
Office Hours
Danny Evarts
EMS Lieutenant
Office Hours
Paul H. Dumdey, M.D.
Health Officer
Office Hours
(207) 443-3479