Falmouth’s first responders are committed to serving and protecting our community. Serving the public is a responsibility that is taken very seriously. For a police officer or a first responder to show up for is a hug commitment to giving the best care. The idea of being able to help people is what it’s all about.
Lucinda Quigley, Falmouth Firefighter, the best way to experience life is to challenge yourself. That’s how Lucinda is approaching her journey on this planet, testing the limits of what she can achieve mentally and physically.
Timing and luck are everything in life. Coupled with hard work they can propel someone to a place they always dreamed of going. That happened to Jeffery Lourie two years ago, in June, when the Falmouth Select Board appointed him to be the town’s next Chief of Police. Serving the public is a responsibility that he take very serious.
Fire trucks bring out the kid in all of us. It has long been that way for Scott Chicoine. As a wide-eyed boy growing up in Falmouth, he was captivated by those big red vehicles that are the envy of nearly every child. I used to go by the fire station in town as a kid just to see the fire trucks.
While it’s the childhood dream of many kids to one day become a police officer, it was never that way for Julia Massi. Caring and compassionate. Those are the reasons why Julia is a perfect fit for the role she has held for the past decade.
Michael O’Connor, Falmouth Firefighter. The goal was always to be a firefighter. As a first responder I like the idea of being able to help people. I fell like it’s a calling in a way.
For more information visit https://falmouthpolice.com/ and https://www.falmouthma.gov/188/Fire-Rescue