Local elections in Dartmouth, Massachusetts

Welcome to Dartmouth Fire Department District 3 Located at 140 Cross Road, Dartmouth, Massachusetts 02747, the Dartmouth Fire Department District 3 is dedicated to ensuring the safety and well-being of our community. As an autonomous local unit serving the Town of Dartmouth, we operate independently and are governed by a Prudential Committee elected by the district's voters.

Welcome to Dartmouth Fire District 3, Station 3, your dedicated fire protection and rescue service located at 254 State Road, Dartmouth, Massachusetts. As an essential part of the community, our mission is to deliver top-quality fire protection and rescue services to both residents and visitors. We are committed to achieving this through progressive leadership in fire safety education, rigorous code enforcement, and effective property conservation. Our team is trained to respond swiftly and efficiently to combat fires, ensuring the safety and well-being of our community. At Dartmouth Fire District 3, we are proud to serve as an autonomous local unit, distinct from the Town of Dartmouth, yet fully committed to its safety and security. Our services are delivered with integrity, compassion, and respect, and we continuously evolve to meet the changing needs of our community. Governed by a Prudential Committee elected by district voters, we strive to maintain transparency and responsiveness in all our operations.

Welcome to Mel King Square, a vibrant community hub located on Yarmouth Street in the heart of Boston's historic South End neighborhood. Named in honor of the late Melvin Herbert King, a distinguished American politician, community organizer, and educator, our space is dedicated to fostering community spirit and development. Mel King was a towering figure in Boston's civic life, known for his tireless advocacy for low-income residents and his groundbreaking work in community organization. Over his long career, King made significant contributions to the city, including serving as a member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives for nearly a decade and being a pivotal candidate in the 1983 Boston mayoral election. He was a pioneer in the fight for racial equality and social justice, establishing numerous programs and initiatives to empower Boston's diverse communities.

Welcome to the Evangelical Church of Jesus Christ (ECJC), a vibrant Haitian church located at 11 Anderson Way, Dartmouth, Massachusetts. As a cornerstone of faith in the Greater New Bedford area, ECJC is dedicated to glorifying Jesus and honoring the ministry of the Holy Spirit. Under the leadership of Pastor Yves Montinard and Marie Montinard, our church offers a welcoming environment for worship, spiritual growth, and community engagement. At ECJC, we believe in the power of prayer and invite you to share your prayer requests with us. We incorporate these intentions into our weekly services and daily prayers, providing spiritual support and encouragement. Our Sunday School program, starting at 12:00 P.M., offers educational opportunities for both children and adults, fostering a deep connection with faith and scripture.