Ready for some red fleece and bells? And a lot of fire truck sirens?
The stepping off from its traditional starting point on East Main Street at 4 p.m.
Last year, move down Main Street in Milford. The parade annually draws 30 to 50 fire trucks and last year had 131 floats.
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The plans for this year – the 25 anniversary of the parade – promise more of the same, said Ted DePaolo, a firefighter and chief organizer of the event for the Milford Permanent Firefighters Association.
The fire trucks will stage for the parade this year on Birch Street; parade floats and participants will line up on Veterans Memorial Drive.
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If anyone has a question about participating, or the parade, contact DePaolo or one of the other organizers at 508-473-1215, including Brian Dabovski, Mike Curley, Mike Depore or Patrick Evans.
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