Millbury Fire Dept. Ladies Auxiliary

05/21/2026

05/01/2026

Reminder: today is the last day for Open Burning.

04/04/2026

Follow the Easter Bunny here! 🐰🚒

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03/28/2026

The annual Easter Bunny tour will be April 4. We will also have a glimpse link on FB, so people can follow him. The route is on the flyer below.

03/23/2026

Congratulations to the Millbury Fire Department and Ladies Auxiliary members who were honored for their years of service!

03/13/2026

The Millbury Fire Department would like to make residents aware that they will be conducting training at Brierly Pond tomorrow, Saturday, 3/14/26, and not to be alarmed if you see multiple vehicles and people in that area. This training is scheduled from 9AM - 2PM.

(Millbury Police Department)

03/08/2026

Change your clocks, check your alarms!

You've changed your clocks ... but have you checked your alarms? This is a great time to check the manufacturing date on the back of your smoke and CO alarms.

should be replaced after 10 years, and alarms should be replaced after 5, 7, or 10 years depending on the make and model. If they're still in their useful lifespan, replace the alkaline batteries in alarms that use them.

If not, choose replacements with a sealed, long-life battery from a well-known national brand with the mark of an independent testing lab like UL or Intertek/ETL. Smoke alarms that meet UL Standard 217, 8th edition or later, use the latest multi-criteria technology to reduce nuisance alarms caused by cooking smoke.

Learn more: https://www.mass.gov/news/spring-into-safety-when-you-change-your-clocks-check-your-alarms

02/18/2026

The Millbury Fire Department regrets to announce the passing of Raymond “Ray” Hobin Jr.

Ray dedicated 36 years of service to the Town of Millbury, beginning his career in 1979 as a member of Station 5. In 1982, he was appointed Assistant Training Officer, and in 1988 he was promoted to Captain and Department Training Officer. He later served as Captain of Station 3, continuing his commitment to leadership and mentorship within the department.

In 2012, Ray was appointed Assistant Chief, a role in which he proudly served until his retirement in 2015. Throughout his career, Ray was instrumental in training and mentoring generations of Millbury Fire Department members, leaving a lasting impact on the organization and the community he served.

His dedication, leadership, and unwavering commitment will be deeply missed.