Randolph Fire Fighters and the Town of Randolph are working to bring back the Night
Before the Forth Fireworks. In order to assist in the cost of the Fireworks the Randolph Fire Fighter's are selling
tickets for a raffle. The tickets can be purchased at Randolph Fire Central Station or the Randolph Town
Managers Office. Tickets are $50 each for a high stakes raffle and allows admittance to the Fireworks kick
off party on May 31st. There is only 250 tickets and more information can be found at
The Yellow Dot Program is a national program that provides emergency first responders (Fire, Police
and EMS) at automobile accidents with vital medical information of crash victims.
Participants, usually senior citizens, place a Yellow Dot Decal on the driver's side rear wind shield
of their cars. In the event of an emergency or a car accident the Yellow Dot alerts the emergnecy responder that inside
the car's glove compartment is an envelope that contains the victim's medical information. The envelope has the victim's
name and photo on the outside for easier identification during this critical time. Inside the envelope is the Triad
Medical Information card which has critical medical information.
Norfolk County Sheriff, Michael Bellotti has launched this program and will be offering it
to communities throughout Norfolk County. Triad meetings are held monthly at the Randolph Senior Center.
For more information call 781 961 0930
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Randolph Fire Alarm Broadcast is back up and running ! Visit the Broadcast page to Listen
Live.
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Randolph Firefighters Local 1268 is asking for help
to participate in our 6th annual cell phone drive for the registered non profit charity
Cell Phones for Soldiers.
Cell Phones for Soldiers core mission is to provide
a means for our military personnel to call home at no cost. This is accomplished by collecting and recycling unwanted cell
phones, chargers and accessories. The proceeds from these items are used to purchase pre paid calling cards for our troops
serving overseas. Local 1268 is extremely proud of its association and support of this fantastic charity.
To date we have collected and shipped 4600 cell
phones and accessories worth over $23,000 in prepaid calling cards for our men and women in uniform. This holiday season
is fast approaching and many of our military heroes will not be home in time to be with their families. By taking the time
to donate to this cause you will be promoting CPFS goal of keeping our military families in touch with each other this year.
Any make or model cell phone, cell phone battery, pager, charger, PDA or accessory in any condition will be accepted
for this incredibly simple and successful cause.
Donations may be left at Central Station, 10 Memorial Parkway, Randolph, MA or call 781
961-0991 for other arrangements or information.
Thank you to all the Locals, Departments, businesses,
civic organizations and citizens who continue to support our troops and their families at this time of year.
Patrick Connors, Randolph Firefighters Local 1268
Randolph Firefighters become SafetyNet Certified.
When someone you love is affected by autism, Alzheimer's,
Down syndrome, dementia or other cognitive conditions, the chance of him or her wandering and becoming lost is potentially
high, and may lead to tragic consequences.SafetyNet™ by LoJackŪ helps find and rescue your loved ones quicker.Randolph
Fire and Police Departments, in collaboration with the Norfolk County Sheriff’s Department, are proud to bring the SafetyNet
by LoJack service to Randolph, offering peace of mind for caregivers of people at risk of wandering. Working
hand in hand with public safety agencies, the SafetyNet service helps quickly find and bring your loved one home, providing
you with additional protection and peace of mind. Enroll
your loved one in the SafetyNet service by 9/30/2011 and get six months at absolutely no cost (while supplies last).
Fast and easy enrollment is now available online at www.safetynetbylojack.com or call 1-877-434-6384. The Randolph Fire Primary contact
for information on this program is Joe Messia at 781 961 0991
THE LINK BELOW DONE BY JACK HARPER OF CHANNEL 5 NEWS GIVES A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF SOME THE TRAINING
RECRUIT FIREFIGHTERS ARE REQUIRED TO SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETE.
