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Providing professional fire and rescue services in southeastern Massachusetts.

Located in Bristol County, Massachusetts, Dighton is home to about 8,200 community members along the western shore of the Taunton River. The fire department is dedicated to maintaining peace and tranquility, by providing emergency medical services, fire prevention, public education, and fire suppression operations.

Dighton Police Department - 2023 Patch

A Message from the Chief

I am honored to be Chief of the Dighton Fire Department having risen through the ranks over the past 27 years. I started as a Call Guy in 1997, appointed in 1998, promoted to Lieutenant in 2006 and was proud to be appointed Chief by the Dighton Board of Selectmen in October 2017. I was raised in this community and am raising a family here now — and am grateful for every day that I can serve my hometown.

I have deep appreciation for the men and women of this fire department and trust their capabilities to serve as role models in this community and execute their duties with integrity and professionalism. From fighting fires to hundreds of annual inspections to our work with schools and seniors, we strive to provide outstanding fire prevention, fire safety, and fire suppression services to the residents of this town.

Chief Christopher J. Maguy

George Nichols, Police Chief

CodeRed

The CodeRED Emergency Alert System is a free community notification system available to Dighton residents that sends alerts concerning time-sensitive and emergency information that may impact the area.

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Open Burning Season

Burning season in Massachusetts is just around the corner, starting on January 15th and runs till May 1st!

You must obtain a permit from your local fire department in order to burn. Learn more about the regulations and get started on securing your permits today!

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