Residents will see no disruption in fire rescue service when the Jupiter Fire Rescue Department (JFRD) goes into service on October 1, 2026. In fact, the JFRD will have the same number of fire engines, rescue vehicles and stations as are currently offered in Town. JFRD will also have a ladder truck, which currently has to be brought in from outside of Town, and will be staffed by three additional firefighters. The department will also partner with the Jupiter Police Department’s Marine Patrol and will place a firefighter/paramedic on the patrol boat to provide lifesaving aid on Jupiter’s waterways. Watch a more in-depth video discussing the creation of the JFRD as well as documents and communications related to the creation of the department on the Town's website at https://lnkd.in/evvG8Ar4. #TownOfJupiter #JFRD #BeginningFromExcellance
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