Gouldsboro Fire Department / Schoodic EMS
PO BOX 68
59 Main Street
Prospect Harbor, ME 04669
Non-Emergency: 207.667.8866
Emergency: 911
p: 207.963.5589
f: 207.963.2986
Fire + EMS Chief: Ken Monroe
email: ems@gouldsborotown.com
Assistant Chief: Gary Greenlaw
Secretary: Brianna Mitchell
Fire Station Locations
Fire Station #1 – 59 Main Street, Prospect Harbor, ME 04669
Fire Station #2 – 4 Williams Brook Road, Gouldsboro, ME 04607 (Building shared with the Police Dept)
Fire Station #3 – 6 Walters Road, Gouldsboro, ME 04607
Burn permits may be obtained online for free, click here.
To check the current wildfire danger report (zone #12), click here.
House number signage
Finding your home at night or in bad weather can be challenging for first responders to find your home. The easier we can find your home, the quicker we can respond and emergency services can be provided. Here are a few things you can use to determine whether or not an emergency responder can quickly identify your home.
1) From the street, try to identify your house number. Do you have reflective on your sign?
2) Drive past your home and see if you can easily see your house number. If you think it may be easily missed, please find a more noticeable spot.
3) Repeat 1 & 2 at night – emergencies happen at night also.
Please be mindful our first responders are scanning driveways, mailboxes and roadways within seconds before arrival. Those few extra minutes of searching for your home can take away from saving a life. If your house number signage didn’t pass these questions, please consider replacing, updating and/or moving the sign to a more visible spot to help us get to you!
Mission Statement
The mission of the Gouldsboro Fire Department is the protection of life, property and the environment by providing a comprehensive response to all emergencies.
Vision Statement
To be a progressive organization that leads the community in public safety. The service we provide will be of the highest quality afforded to the citizens of our community.
Value Statement
Promote positive attitude, with membership that show pride, honor and integrity always keep things in perspective by just “doing the right thing”.
- Firefighters may risk their lives to save a life.
- Firefighters may put themselves at moderate risk to save property.
- Firefighters will risk nothing to save life or property that is already lost or damaged.
Downloads
Medication Form – Be prepared for unforeseen emergencies by having a medication and medical form already filled out. Your medical first responder will need this information. (.pdf format)
EMS Complaint Form – Instructions on how to file a complaint against EMS personnel.
Here are some Pet Fire Safety facts!
Useful Links
State Fire Marshall’s Office
Wildfire Danger for Gouldsboro (Zone#12)
Online Burn Permits
Mesothelioma Guide
Carbon Monoxide
Home Fire Escape Plan
Operate Generators Safely
Prevent Kitchen Fires
Smoke Alarms At Home
Smoking Safety Tips
Sharps Disposal Information