Investigators believe the incident Sunday was caused by a malfunctioning water heater, a Maine Department of Public Safety spokesperson says.
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Scarborough Fire Department welcomes 10 new firefighters at graduation ceremony
The graduating class is the largest cohort of firefighters to be hired at one time in town history.
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Scarborough Fire Department prepares to welcome new firefighters
With the addition of 10 full-time firefighters, the largest addition in department history, Scarborough will have enough personnel to add a 3rd ambulance.
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Scarborough firefighters didn’t have enough water to fight Pine Point fire
The Scarborough Fire Department had to call in water trucks from other towns to put out a fire. The Maine Water Company said it will fast-track replacement.
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Late Scarborough paramedic honored for decades of service
State legislators honor Lt. Shannon Haley with a legislative sentiment.
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Longtime Scarborough fire lieutenant, paramedic dies at 39
Shannon Haley had worked for the department since 2005.
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Brush fire burns 7 acres in Scarborough
The blaze along Highland Avenue was started by a ‘campfire that was not extinguished properly,’ the Scarborough Fire Department says.
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Junior firefighter muster fostering ‘the future of Maine’s fire service’
The third annual muster brought youth from across the state to compete against each other in tasks like putting on gear, hooking up a fire hose and more.
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Police cameras, new fire truck among referendums on Scarborough ballot
If approved by voters, the two public safety-related bonds combined would cost taxpayers up to nearly $2 million.
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In The Know: Scarborough Fire Department seeks new fire engine in November election
For Fiscal Year 2025, the Scarborough Fire Department has submitted a request to fund the purchase of a new fire engine. If approved, this purchase will empower the department to retire its oldest fire engine, a 20-year-old model. The fire engine slated for retirement was originally purchased for $369,675. In the last five years alone, […]