The Eliot Fire Department has been serving the town of Eliot, Maine since 1914. We cover an area of 22 square miles with approximately 6,700 full-time residents. Our department has 30 volunteer firefighters who are trained for fire suppression, technical rescue, and hazardous material clean-up. We strive to provide quick and professional service essential to the health, safety, and well-being of our town.
The Kittery Emergency Communications Center handles all emergency and non-emergency calls for the towns of Kittery and Eliot. The center provides dispatch and communications services for Eliot Police and Fire, Kittery Police and Fire, and Stewart’s Ambulance Service. Each year, they dispatch around 20,000 calls for service across both towns.
To report an emergency, dial 9-1-1.
For non-emercencies, dial (207) 439-1638.
OUR FIREFIGHTERS
Jay Muzeroll
Chief
Jerry Moynahan
Assistant Chief
Jason Cullen
Deputy Chief
Eric Ouellette
1st Lieutenant
Chris Robinson
2nd Lieutenant
Jimmy Roy
3rd Lieutenant
Hank Gurney
4th Lieutenant
Bruce "Cabot" Trott
5th Lieutenant
Josie Ouellette
Department Secretary & Firefighter
Haley Whitaker
Department Treasurer & Firefighter
Teddy Goodwin
Driver, Firefighter, and Trustee
Doug Turner
Driver, Firefighter, and Trustee
Ralph Collins
Firefighter & Trustee
Ben Barthelemy
Scene Support Firefighter
Dan Boyle
Firefighter
Mia Bragdon
Firefighter
Mathieu Carroll
Firefighter
David Gilmore
Firefighter
Brian Holt
Firefighter
Brian Jenkins
Driver & Firefighter
Bobby McPherson
Driver & Firefighter
Orland McPherson
Honorary Member & Dispatcher
Bud Moynahan
Support Firefighter & Dispatcher
Mark Mooradian
Firefighter
Sean Penora
Firefighter
Mike Plocharzyk
Firefighter
Danny Smith
Firefighter
Joren Taylor
Firefighter
Cam Trott
Firefighter
Charles Washington
Firefighter
Donald Webber Jr.
Support Firefighter & Dispatcher
OUR APPARATUS
Engine 2
1964 International R/Maxim with 750-gpm pump and 750-gallon tank.
Engine 3
2021 Spartan/Smeal Sirius II with 1,500-gpm pump and 1,000-gallon tank.
Engine 4
2002 HME with 1,250-gpm pump and 1,000 gallon tank.
Tank 1
2011 International WorkStar with 1,000-gpm pump and 3,000-gallon tank.
Forestry 1
2008 Ford F-350 with 200-gpm pump and 300-gallon tank.