Fire Department

Nov. 15, 2012  PLYMOUTH EAGLE. Gobble, gobble   Firefighters spend their careers saving others from danger and peril. Every day, they respond to fires and medical emergencies, tending to the welfare of others, as part of their job. The Plymouth firefighters have taken that responsibility even further, however, and are

Nov. 3, 2012  PLYMOUTH VOICE.   OPINION   AN OPEN LETTER TO PLYMOUTH TOWNSHIP SUPERVISOR, RICHARD REAUME   Dear Mr. Reaume: You are the laughing stock of the entire community, not that there is any humor in your actions, just serious horror within the ranks of neighboring firefighter professionals. They

Oct. 31, 2012  PLYMOUTH VOICE.   The choice of the Plymouth Voice for a positive and much-needed change in the treasurer’s office is Rita White.   On the eve of the most important election within Plymouth Township in decades, educated residents and voters will soon choose the path and the

October 1, 2012  PLYMOUTH VOICE. Chris Hull, a resident and professional fire-fighter, recently expressed his concern that the Township will end up paying more for lesser trained personnel, slower response times with an inferior township fire service without professionals certified in advanced life support.   To the editor:   The

September 6, 2012  PLYMOUTH EAGLE.   Mr. Edwards, who plans to oversee the operation, will require the Township to increase their reliance on the services of the HVA Ambulance Co.   TO THE EDITOR   I have made it my business to become thoroughly informed about the issues surrounding our

August 29, 2012   PLYMOUTH VOICE.   The Real Challenges of Consolidating Police and Fire. By James McLaughlin. With the financial strains currently facing many city managers and mayors throughout the country, consolidation of services is a hot topic in town halls everywhere. Because fire and police departments are often two