The primary mission of the Salem Fire Department is to provide a range of programs designed to protect the lives and property of the citizens of the City of Salem from the adverse effects of fires, sudden medical emergencies, or exposure to dangerous conditions created by either man or nature
The Salem Massachusetts Firefighters Local 172 is an organization of dedicated professionals who are committed to serving the community by protecting life, property, and the environment through prevention, education, emergency medical and fire services.
The Salem Fire Holloween counter!
Engine 1
Tower Ladder 2
Marine 1
Squad 1
Incident Commander
Chief
Chief: (978) 744-6990
Fire Alarm non-emergency line: (978) 744-1235
Emergency Line: 911
48 Lafayette St, Salem MA 01970
Fire Marshal
Inspector
Salem Fire Prevention Line:
978-745-7777
Monday - Friday: 8am-9am and 2pm-4pm
Closed on Federal and State holidays
48 Lafayette St, Salem MA 01970
Engine 2
Fire Alarm non-emergency line:
(978) 744-1235
Request for Station 2
142 North St, Salem MA 01970
Engine 4
Ladder 1
Fire Alarm non-emergency line:
(978) 744-1235
Request for Station 4
415 Essex St, Salem MA 01970
Engine 5
Engine 6
Fire Alarm non-emergency line:
(978) 744-1235
Request for Station 5
64 Loring Ave, Salem MA 01970
Not every smoke detector or fire alarm is wired directly to the fire department. The only fire alarms connected to, or that report to the Fire Department, come from most commercial buildings, public buildings, or apartment buildings that contain 6 or more dwellings. If a smoke detector is activated at your house or apartment be sure to call 9-1-1 to report it. Never assume someone else has called to report the alarm.
You can visit The Salem Fire Department Permit site to sign up for a any fire related permits including a smoke certificate.
Fire prevention week is every week! It's important to do your part to prevent fires from occurring. Be sure to replace outdated smoke detectors and replace batteries when needed. Officially however, this year fire prevention week starts October 4th and ends October 10th. You can visit The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) website for more information on keeping you and your family safe!
