Paul Shea Photography

05/31/2026

Engine 88 / Ladder 38 - First Due at The Zoo”

05/31/2026

05/30/2026

Here are some unedited images from a ribbon cutting .... Or in the fire service, a hose uncoupling for their new firehouse.

Thanks to my good friend Chief Jeff Dias for the invitation today.

Williamstown, MA Fire District
Connecticut Fire Photographers Association

05/28/2026

Avoid the area of Kelley Square. There was a pedestrian accident with photo and reconstruction at the scene.

05/23/2026

Charlemont mass. Motorcycle accident. Lifeflight responding. Landing zone is thunder mountain.

This is a mountain bike accident at thunder mountain bike park

05/23/2026

Oxford has a 2 alarm fire at thayer pond. Fire in a dwelling. Victim located on floor 2.

Update. Fire is knocked down. The victim has been transported to UMass. Auburn firefighter driving ambulance.

05/23/2026

These guys and gals of Worcester EMS (Official) are some of the best in the business hands down!

As EMS Week comes to an end, we want to take a moment to recognize the incredible EMTs and paramedics of Worcester EMS. The photos shared today capture just a small glimpse of the dedication, teamwork, humor, compassion, and professionalism our crews bring with them every single day on the streets of Worcester.

A special thank you to the Worcester EMS Relief Association for the cookout, and to Saint Vincent Hospital for the food truck, the EMS Week support, and the chili cook-off — where WEMS teams proudly took home 1st and 3rd place! We are grateful for everything you guys do for our providers not just during EMS Week, but throughout the entire year.

Most importantly, thank you to the crews who continue to show up day and night to serve the City of Worcester. Whether it’s the middle of the night, during major incidents, or on someone’s worst day, our EMTs and paramedics answer the call with skill, heart, and dedication. We are proud of the work you do.

Paul Shea Photography

05/22/2026

Roger was a good chief and all around good man!

Today marks the 10 year anniversary of the passing of retired Fire Chief Roger Belhumeur. Roger was a pioneer within the Massachusetts fire service. He is missed everyday.