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Employment Opportunity

The North Tiverton Fire District (NTFD) is accepting resumes for:

Working Foreman or Water System Operator

| Full-time, hands-on positions involving the operation, maintenance, and repair of a public water system. On-call and emergency response required, with a maximum response time of 20 minutes.

A completed application and resume must be submitted in person at:
North Tiverton Fire District Office, 241 Hilton Street, Tiverton, RI.

Application and full details can be found online at northtivertonwater.org/job-openings/ or at the NTFD Office.

This institution is an equal opportunity provider.

Nomination Meeting

TO TRANSACT THE FOLLOWING BUSINESS:

TO NOMINATE CANDIDATES FOR THE ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD OF THE NORTH TIVERTON FIRE DISTRICT: NOMINATIONS SHOULD INCLUDE REASONS YOU WISH TO SERVE ON THE ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD ACCOMPANIED BY A RESUME.

TO ACCEPT ITEMS FOR THE WARRANT FOR THE ANNUAL MEETING WHICH IS TO BE HELD ON, TUESDAY, JUNE 9th, 2026

Nomination Meeting Flyer

RFP for Property Sale/Redevelopment

The North Tiverton Fire District Water Department (“NTFD”) is accepting sealed proposals for the potential purchase and redevelopment of approximately 50 Acres on three parcels located in Tiverton, Rhode Island at 0 Fish Road (Map/Lot 109-108, 220-101 and 220-102). Proposals will be accepted at NTFD offices located at 241 Hilton Street, Tiverton, Rhode Island, 02878, until 4:00 pm prevailing time, May 28, 2026.

Proposal Due: May 28, 2026

For the complete RFP and associated Appendix click the links below.

Complete RFP | Appendix 1 (Site Plan)

Keep Hydrants Visible During Snow Storms

The North Tiverton Fire District Water Department continually asks local consumers to keep an eye out for any fire hydrants that may become buried as a result of a snow storm. At times, the snow may blanket many of the District’s 440 plus fire hydrants, making it nearly impossible to locate them quickly in emergency situations. In the event of a fire, precious time is lost when firefighters have to locate and shovel out fire hydrants. We ask consumers to keep fire hydrants closest to your residence or business clear of snow, with an approximate radius of 3-feet around each hydrant. Consumers should also be extremely careful and aware of vehicle traffic when shoveling snow.

Notice to Customers Who Have or Plan to Install Lawn Irrigation

Installation of a lawn irrigation system is required to have a backflow assembly installed per Rhode Island General Laws Title 46 Chapter 46-13 Public Drinking Water Protection. The backflow assembly must be tested annually by an approved, licensed tester and results submitted to the NTFD office. Annual test must be done and submitted at the time of spring seasonal start-up. Click link for full details.