Somerville Rescue Squad Hosts Annual Dinner as It Enters 98th Year of Service

The Somerville Rescue Squad welcomed members, families, and friends last evening for its Annual Dinner, bringing together more than 80 attendees for an evening of good food, music, and conversation. Special thanks were shared with Frank Loschiavo for providing entertainment throughout the night.

As the Squad begins its 98th year of service, leadership expressed deep appreciation for its dedicated volunteers, supportive families, and the strong partnerships across Somerville’s public safety community. Gratitude was extended to the Somerville Fire Department and Somerville Police Department, whose collaboration helps make Somerville an exceptional place to live and visit.

The Squad also offered warm New Year’s wishes to the community and encouraged residents to support their mission.

To learn more or make a donation, visit www.54rescue.org.

Members of the Somerville Rescue Squad Auxiliary planned the dishes.

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