Finderne Fire Department Releases July Activity Report

The Finderne Fire Department had a busy July, responding to 40 calls for service across the community. From fire alarms and vehicle incidents to haz‑mat responses and mutual aid, volunteers logged an impressive 778 hours through calls, training, meetings, and work details. 

Below is a quick breakdown of their activity and the top responders who helped keep Bridgewater safe.

The Finderne Fire Department responded to 40 calls for service in July. 

Below is a run down:

17 - Fire Alarm Activations

3 - Motor Vehicle Fires

3 - Brush/Mulch/Rubbish Fires

3 - Smoke Conditions

5 - Haz-Mat Incident

2 - Motor Vehicle Accidents

1 - Elevator Emergency 

4 - Down Power Line

2 - Mutual Aid Assignments 

A total of 778 hours between Calls, Work Details, Training, and Meetings.

Top 11 Responders:

31 Calls - Assistant Chief T. Ruscetta

27 Calls - Chief of Department C. Fernandez

26 Calls - Firefighter R. Booth

22 Calls - Deputy Chief S. Spolarich

19 Calls - Ex-Chief M. Jannone Sr. 

19 Calls - Firefighter A. Johnson

17 Calls - Junior Firefighter B. Wright

16 Calls - Firefighter S. Niederle 

15 Calls - Lieutenant C. Godoy

14 Calls - Firefighter J. Long

14 Calls - Firefighter C. Jannone 

Thank you to all the members of the Finderne Fire Department for your hard work and dedication.

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