PLYMOUTH — Chief Neil Foley is pleased to announce that the Plymouth Fire Department has launched a redesigned website.
The redesigned website, plymouthfire.org, has a user-friendly design that allows visitors to access resources, news, permits and more within a few clicks.
On the homepage, visitors can access information about open burning, permits and applications, annual Fire Department town reports, the town’s fire stations, public records requests and sign up for CodeRED notifications.
Under the “Resources” tab, visitors can find information about Plymouth Fire’s comfort dog Rio, the Student Awareness of Fire Education (S.A.F.E.) and Senior SAFE Programs and the community Sharps Disposal Program/Service.
Under the “Fire Prevention” tab, users can access frequently asked questions, information on open burning, including permits, and residential construction guidelines.
The website will be updated with news, events and other updates. Users are encouraged to subscribe to the site via email to stay up to date with Department news.
The Plymouth community is invited to follow the Fire Department via social media accounts, including Facebook and Twitter/X.
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