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05/29/2026City of Somerville Box2-5136At approximately 13:30 hrs. Somerville Fire Alarm was receiving calls for a report...
05/30/2026

05/29/2026
City of Somerville
Box2-5136

At approximately 13:30 hrs. Somerville Fire Alarm was receiving calls for a reported structure located at 375 Canal Street, Assembly Row.

Fire was on the roof deck (cooking area)of the 6 story Condominium.

A 2nd alarm was transmitted shortly thereafter.

A10 responded to the fire.
Items served:
Pre-chilled Gatorade
Pre-chilled Water
Decontamination Wipes
Cold/ wet Towels
Snacks
A very thoughtful bystander donated Powerade and Pizza

Pics courtesy of Somerville Fire and A10

05/29/2026City of Boston Boston EMSThe Boston Sparks Association, Inc. extends our deepest condolences to the members of...
05/29/2026

05/29/2026
City of Boston
Boston EMS

The Boston Sparks Association, Inc. extends our deepest condolences to the members of Boston EMS and the Gill Family on the passing of Superintendent-in Chief John Gill.

May he rest in peace.

05/28/2026Town of Brookline Box 3-147At approximately 10 am this morning, Brookline Fire struck their Box 147, for a rep...
05/29/2026

05/28/2026
Town of Brookline
Box 3-147

At approximately 10 am this morning, Brookline Fire struck their Box 147, for a reported structure fire located at 213 Boylston Street.

Fire was in a 3 story mixed use building.
Fire erupted when an air tank from the Business of East Coast Divers exploded.

Fire extended to all floors. The fire went to 3 alarms.

A10 and A11 responded to the fire.

Items served:
Pre-chilled Gatorade
Pre-chilled Water
Cold/ wet towels
Frozen Hydration Pops
Snacks
Mary Lou’s Coffee

Units returned at 14:00 hrs.

05/23/2026City of BostonBox 3-1826LODD Our thoughts and prayers are with the family of Robert T. Kilduff who tragically ...
05/24/2026

05/23/2026
City of Boston
Box 3-1826
LODD
Our thoughts and prayers are with the family of Robert T. Kilduff who tragically killed in the line of duty tonight at a 3 alarm fire on Treadway Road. May he rest in peace and always be remembered.

05/19/2026City of Woburn Box 2-4536At approximately 15:45 hours, Woburn Fire Alarm struck their Box 4536, for a reported...
05/20/2026

05/19/2026
City of Woburn
Box 2-4536

At approximately 15:45 hours, Woburn Fire Alarm struck their Box 4536, for a reported structure fire located at 15 Olympia Drive for
the Extra Space Self Storage.
A 2nd alarm was transmitted shortly thereafter.

A10 responded on the 2nd alarm but was delayed due to extremely heavy traffic.

Items served/ deployed:

Pre-chilled Canned Gatorade ( fire ground favorite)
Pre-chilled Water
Cold/ wet towels
Snacks
Rehab seating

A10 returned at 19:00 hrs.

05/18/2026Town of Weston Box 2-43At approximately 22:00 hrs. A11 responded to the Town of Weston for their 2nd Alarm fir...
05/20/2026

05/18/2026
Town of Weston
Box 2-43

At approximately 22:00 hrs. A11 responded to the Town of Weston for their 2nd Alarm fire located
at 375 Highland Street.

Items served:
Pre-chilled Gatorade
Pre-chilled Water
Cold/wet towels

A11 returned at 00:30 hrs.

05/13/202605/14/2026Mass State PoliceWake/ Funeral Detail LODD Massachusetts State Trooper Kevin TrainorMembers of the B...
05/19/2026

05/13/2026
05/14/2026

Mass State Police
Wake/ Funeral Detail
LODD Massachusetts State Trooper Kevin Trainor

Members of the Boston Sparks A-10 Rehab Incident Support Unit together with our partner Team from Rehab 5 were honored to assist the Massachusetts State Police with our services in the Memorial and Funeral for Trooper Kevin Trainor who tragically lost his life in the line of duty when a wrong way driver struck Trooper Trainor in his cruiser as he rushed to protect the public after learning of the wrong way driver as he was heading home after a shift.
We provided support to several thousand law enforcement, fire service and the general public members who came to pay their respect and honor Trooper Trainor for his valiant service to us.
The BSA A-10 and Rehab 5 teams have collaborated on many events together and remain steadfast in our commitment to "Serve those who serve us".
Over the course of several days we provided food, and hydration to the crowds at both the staging area as well as the church venues to offer some comfort and nourishment to those paying their respects to the family.
We would like to thank the Salvation Army and the generous sponsors who donated products to assist us in this event including Mary Lou's coffee, Shaw's Market Peabody and McDonalds.

Pics Courtesy Rehab 5 and A10

05/17/2026City of BostonBox 4-6185At approximately 18:00 hrs., on this very warm evening, Boston Fire Alarm was receivi...
05/19/2026

05/17/2026
City of Boston
Box 4-6185

At approximately 18:00 hrs., on this very warm evening, Boston Fire Alarm was receiving multiple calls for a structure located at 267 Princeton Street, in the East Boston section of the City.

With heavy fire showing from the rear porches of the large 3
story wood frame building, a 2nd alarm was struck.

As fire extended to exposure buildings on both sides of the original fire building, a 3rd and 4th alarm was transmitted.

A11, returning from a Wake Detail in Quincy responded directly to the fire followed up by A10.

Items served:
Pre-chilled Gatorade
Pre-chilled Water
Cold/ wet towels
Decontamination wipes

Pics Courtesy BFD and A10

05/14/2026Town of BelmontBox 3-374At approximately 04:30 hrs., Belmont Fire struck their Box 374 for a reported structur...
05/14/2026

05/14/2026
Town of Belmont
Box 3-374

At approximately 04:30 hrs., Belmont Fire struck their Box 374 for a reported structure fire located at 2 Trapelo Road, Fire was in a one story taxpayer (row of stores) but confined to one business- Moozy’s Ice cream ( local town favorite).

Fire originated in the basement and traveled up to the first floor. Firefighters attempted to enter the basement, but were unable to do so. Crews were immediately evacuated from the building when the flames caused the floor to collapse.
The fire eventually went to 3 alarms.

Mutual aid crews from Cambridge, Watertown, Waltham, Arlington, and Newton , to name a few, responded to the blaze.

A10 and A11 responded on the 2nd Alarm.
Items served/ deployed:

Pre-chilled Gatorade
Pre-chilled Water
Decontamination wipes
Wet towels
Mary Lou’s Coffee
Donuts
Breakfast Sandwiches
Snacks
Pizza( lunch)
Tent

Belmont Fire was also assisted by Pro EMS

Pictures credit Susan Miller and A10
A10 returned at 14:30 hrs.

05/08/2026City of BostonA big “Thank You” to the Group 3 Members of Engine 10, Tower Ladder 3 and Rescue 1 who gave up t...
05/09/2026

05/08/2026
City of Boston

A big “Thank You” to the Group 3 Members of Engine 10, Tower Ladder 3 and Rescue 1 who gave up their Friday Night dinner plans to host the Crew of A10 to a BBQ Dinner at their quarters ( The Big House).

The food was terrific but the company was even better.

A special thanks to FF Ronnie Holmes, Rescue 1, Captain Lee of Rescue 1 and Deputy Chief Lonergan, C6,
for your hospitality.

Great time was had by all!!!

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