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The Exeter Fire Department No. 1 is a volunteer fire department that provides emergency services to the eastern half of Exeter Rhode Island. This department operates out of two stations: Station 1 - 305 Ten Rod Rd, Exeter, RI 02822, (401) 294-6511; Station 4, South Country Trail and Mail Rd, Exeter, RI 02822, (401) 294-6552.

The Weekapaug Fire District provides fire rescue and fire prevention services to the town of Westerly. It is one of six different fire companies within the town.

Hope Valley - Wyoming Fire District provides fire and rescue services to the villages of Hope Valley and Wyoming in Hopkinton, RI. Station 1: 996 Main Street, P.O. Box 25, Hope Valley, RI 02832; Phone 401-539-2229 Station 2: Wood River Junction, Richmond, RI 02894: Phone 401-364-6116

One of four fire stations serving the residents of Cumberland and the surrounding communities.

The primary objective of the Narragansett Fire Department is the protection of human life and property from fire, the prevention and suppression of fire, and to provide emergency medical service to the Town of Narragansett. There are three stations: Station 1/Headquarters - 40 Caswell Street, Narragansett, RI 02882, Station 2/Point Judith Station - 900 Point Judith, Narragansett, RI 02882, and Station 3/Boston Neck Station - 1170 Boston Neck Road, Narragansett, RI 02882

The Cumberland Fire Department provides emergency services to the Town of Cumberland. The department operates out of 4 stations located strategically throughout the town. Located in the north-west portion of the town, station 4 houses Engine co. 4. The station also houses a reserve pumper, rescue Boat 4 and mobile air supply unit. All administrative offices are located here.

Locations throughout the community which house fire equipment and personnel.

The American SIDS Institute, a national nonprofit health care organization, is dedicated to the prevention of sudden infant death and the promotion of infant health through an aggressive, comprehensive nationwide program of: Research about both the cause of sudden infant death and methods of prevention. Education about prevention methods for the public and medical community. Family Support by providing answers to parents’ questions in a straightforward and sensitive manner.

Provides fire safety and fire prevention services to residents of Coventry.

Pawtucket Fire Department operates out of five fire stations with an engine out of each; truck apparatus and rescue ambulance units in stations 2 and 4. The Duty battalion chief responds from station 2, adjacent to City Hall. Richmond-Carolina Stations Station 1: H.L. Arnold Fire and Safety Complex, 208 Richmond Townhouse Road, Carolina, RI 02812 401-213-6595 Station 2: Route 138, 252 Kingstown Road, Carolina, RI 02812 Station 3: Bell School House Road, Carolina, RI 02812

The Central Falls Fire Department aims to provide the highest level of fire prevention, fire suppression, rescue and emergency medical care as well as to educate the members of our community about fire safety codes and regulations.

Works with local fire departments to ensure Fire Safety and Fire Prevention activities are offered to every community.

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Harmony Station 1 provides fire and rescue service to the village of Chepachet and the Community of Glocester.

The Johnston Fire Department provides fire rescue and fire prevention services to the town of Johnston. There are 4 different stations: Station #1 1173 Atwood Avenue Engine 1, and Rescue 1 Station #2 99 Putnam Pike Engine 2, Special Services Station #3 - Headquarters 1520 Atwood Avenue Engine 3, Rescue 3, Ladder 1, Administrative Offices Station #4 2289 Hartford Avenue Engine 4 and Rescue 2

The Harrisville Fire Department is a combination fire department made up primarily by volunteer members augmented by a small career staff. They operate out of one station, utilizing two BLS engine companies, one ladder company, two ALS transporting rescues, and multiple brush and support vehicles.

One of 3 volunteer fire departments serving Foster, RI

The mission of the Newport Fire Department is to preserve lives and property within the community by providing services directed at the prevention and control of fires, accidents, and other emergencies, while maintaining the highest standards of professionalism, efficiency, and effectiveness. There are three stations: Headquarters/Station 1 - 21 West Marlborough Street, Newport, Rhode Island 02840, (401) 845-5900, Station 2 - 100 Old Fort Road, Newport, RI 02840, (401) 847-6082, and Station 5 - 119 Touro Street, Newport, RI 02840, (401) 846-2700

The missions of the Middletown Fire Department is to to provide the highest level of public safety services to our residents and visitors, to protect the lives, property and environment of its community through professional fire suppression, emergency medical treatment and transportation, disaster management, fire prevention, and public education.

Chepachet Station 1 provides fire and rescue service to the village of Chepachet and the Community of Glocester.

The Ashaway Volunteer Fire Association is an all volunteer department that operates out of one station and protects the Village of Ashaway, with fire and rescue services. The Ashaway Fire district encompasses 22 square miles with a population of around 5000. Interstate Rt 95 runs through the district for about 4 miles and most of the town boundries are rivers.

The Quinnville Fire District provides fire safety and fire prevention services to the town of Lincoln.

West Glocester Station 1 provides fire and rescue service to the village of Chepachet and the Community of Glocester.

The Watch Hill Fire Department is one of six different fire companies in Westerly. They provide fire rescue and fire safety services to Westerly residents.

Programs that are responsible for preventing, investigating, controlling and extinguishing fires. Activities include fire safety education, firefighting, investigating the causes of suspicious fires, maintaining equipment and trained firefighters necessary for a quick and efficient response to fires when they occur, and enforcing fire codes which protect lives and property from fires and explosions arising from the storage, handling and use of hazardous substances, materials and devices, or from conditions hazardous to life and property in the use or occupancy of buildings or other premises.