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Maynard Fire Station

The Maynard Fire Station, 30 Sudbury St., completed renovations last year and members officially moved into the station on Nov. 28, 2022.

The new station features a variety of new and improved spaces and unique aspects, including:

  • Training rooms
  • Gyms
  • Training platforms
  • Safe havens
  • Apparatus Apron, and more.

To visit the Maynard Fire Station, residents can enter the station by taking a left at the parking sign toward the side of the building. Residents will then travel up the ramp, park and walk through the front door. There is posted signage for residents to follow. The building is also equipped with doorbells and cameras to ensure the safety of station visitors and staff members.

Residents who would like a tour of the new station can do so by calling the station at (978) 897-1014 to set up an appointment.

Additional Station Information

Station Photos
Maynard Fire ‘apron’, the platform where apparatus pulls in and out of the station for fire related response. (Photo Courtesy Maynard Fire Department)
Maynard Fire ‘apron’ system control. (Photo Courtesy Maynard Fire Department)
Maynard Fire Conference Room
Maynard Fire Conference Room
Maynard Fire Conference Room
A stair stepper located in the Maynard Fire station allows for members to wear their gear while simulating climbing up stairs. (Photo Courtesy Maynard Fire Department)
The Maynard Fire weight room located in the new station. (Photo Courtesy Maynard Fire)
Squat rack at the Maynard Fire station, installed during the design process to encourage healthy living and work for firefighters. (Photo Courtesy Maynard Fire Department)
Treadmills and a peloton bike at the Maynard Fire station for all members to use in an effort to promote health and heart safety. (Photo Courtesy Maynard Fire Department)
The Maynard Fire Department fireman’s pole creates a faster way of getting from one floor to the next instead of taking all the stairs. (Photo Courtesy Maynard Fire Department)
The Maynard Fire Department fireman’s pole creates a faster way of getting from one floor to the next instead of taking all the stairs. (Photo Courtesy Maynard Fire Department)
The view from the top floor of the standing platform where the Maynard Fire Department fireman’s pole is. (Photo Courtesy Maynard Fire Department)
One of the safe haven doors, located near the apparatus entrance. (Photo Courtesy Maynard Fire Department)
Safe Haven entrance at the Maynard Fire Station, located next to the apparatus entry, which displays the Maynard Police Department number for those in need of immediate assistance. (Photo Courtesy Maynard Fire Department)
A lockdown button located in one of the safe haven rooms at the Maynard Fire station, 30 Sudbury St. (Photo Courtesy Maynard Fire Department)
The front door of the Maynard Fire Department that can be used as a safe haven room for those in need of assistance. (Photo Courtesy Maynard Fire Department) 
The entrance to the Maynard Fire Department parking lot for residents and community members to park when visiting the station. (Photo Courtesy Maynard Fire Department)
Maynard Fire Department Memorial Wall

Maynard Fire Building Committee/Station Planning Documents
2021-08-12 Maynard Fire Building Committee Meeting Minutes
2021-05-06 Maynard Fire Building Committee Meeting Minutes
2021-03-11 Maynard Fire Building Committee Meeting Minutes
2-25-2020 Maynard Fire Meeting Minutes
2020-09-22 Maynard Fire Building Committee Meeting Minutes
2020-09-08 Maynard Fire Building Committee Meeting Minutes
Fire Station Building Committee – 2016-Annual-Report
TOM-RFP for Fire Station Land – September 2016
Maynard Fire Department Proposed Station