Weymouth Firefighters Local 1616

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Weymouth Firefighters Local 1616 This is a public page for friends of The Weymouth Firefighters IAFF Local 1616.

Earlier this morning, Engine 5 and C2 responded mutual aid to Rockland to assist with their 3-alarm fire.
10/26/2026

Earlier this morning, Engine 5 and C2 responded mutual aid to Rockland to assist with their 3-alarm fire.

We’re proud to see the MRI team at Dana-Farber Brigham Cancer Center at South Shore Health showing their support for bre...
10/21/2026

We’re proud to see the MRI team at Dana-Farber Brigham Cancer Center at South Shore Health showing their support for breast cancer awareness in their Weymouth Fire Department shirts!

A big thank you to the team for representing the cause and to 3A Gear and Park Ave Market Ace Hardware for helping bring these shirts to the community. Together, we stand in support of everyone affected by breast cancer.

Dana-Farber Cancer Institute South Shore Health

🚒🏆 WAY TO REPRESENT, PAUL! 🏆🚒Congratulations to Weymouth Fire’s own Paul Stirling on taking 1st place in the Visitors Ca...
10/11/2026

🚒🏆 WAY TO REPRESENT, PAUL! 🏆🚒

Congratulations to Weymouth Fire’s own Paul Stirling on taking 1st place in the Visitors Category at Boston Firefighters Local 718’s 10K Memorial Race!

Great job, Paul! Way to represent Weymouth Fire and make us proud! 💪🔥

October 8, 1929 - LODD Chief John Quincy HuntBox 23 was struck at approximately 9:30pm on October 8, 1929 for a grease f...
10/08/2026

October 8, 1929 - LODD Chief John Quincy Hunt

Box 23 was struck at approximately 9:30pm on October 8, 1929 for a grease fire at the Jackson Square Bakery. Chief Hunt arrived on scene and began investigating the interior of the building. After exiting, he collapsed into the arms of Firefighter Raymond Kennedy and ultimately passed away. His cause of death was listed as heat stroke.

Chief Hunt left behind a wife and six children. He has a stone memorial in front of the post office in Jackson Square and a street corner named after him at the intersection of Lafayette Ave and Cain Ave, where he lived.

Chief Hunt was the first Chief in the history of the Weymouth Fire Department.

Incredible news for our good friend Jarlath Waters and the whole Waters family!
09/30/2026

Incredible news for our good friend Jarlath Waters and the whole Waters family!

…he did not in fact get a Guinness, but we did swing by one of our biggest supporters McGonagle’s Pub for lunch after receiving an amazing MRI result. We didn’t hear stable, Jarlath’s Oncologist said “we never see disease regression with Glioblastoma.” The Mighty Dad got a better MRI report than Quinnie has ever had, the tumor is completely gone! 🙏🏻 Jarlath is still battling the brutal side effects that come with the chemo, radiation and the Traumatic Brain Injury, as well as the aggressive nature of this cancer, but we will take every good moment we can and this is a great one!

We are relieved, to say the least. Our house has been a bit of a powder keg this last week with scanxiety, thank you to the Boston Bruins for the amazing memories and even more so, the distraction.

We’ll be asking for prayers again in another 6 weeks, but until then we will offer up our prayers in thanks and for all of you

Members of our Executive Board and Local were in attendance last night to show our support for Mayor Michael Molisse. Mi...
09/30/2026

Members of our Executive Board and Local were in attendance last night to show our support for Mayor Michael Molisse. Mike has been a long time supporter of our Local, throughout his various leadership positions on the Town Council, and now, as Mayor. We look forward to continuing to build on our positive relationship with Mayor Molisse and his Administration!

September 27, 1974 - LODD Lt. Joseph CostantinoLt. Costantino died following injuries sustained fighting a fire at Krame...
09/27/2026

September 27, 1974 - LODD Lt. Joseph Costantino

Lt. Costantino died following injuries sustained fighting a fire at Kramer’s Hayloft on Union St. one month prior Aug. 11, 1974. Lt. Costantino entered the building after receiving reports of children possibly inside and became trapped. He was rushed to Mass General Hospital where he later died.

Lt. Costantino was a Navy veteran of World War II and a paratrooper in Korea. He was 41 years old and left a wife and four children. He had two sons who joined the Fire Department.

Lt. Costantino has the corner of Union and Liberty Street named for him, and a stone memorial is also placed there.

09/20/2026

This morning at approximately 8:39 AM, Box 3004 was struck for a reported structure fire on Mutton Ln.

Engine 2 arrived on scene and encountered smoke showing from a 2½ story residence, with a victim at a second floor window. Members from E2 quickly deployed a ground ladder and safely removed the victim from the window.

The fire was quickly and effectively brought under control.

E1, E2, E3, E5, L1, and C2 responded. Group 1 is working.

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