What We Do
Plymouth Crime and Fire Prevention is a nonprofit organization. Your support directly funds critical safety initiatives and life-saving education programs in our community.
Each year the PC&FPF Supports...
- Crime, Fire, and Injury Prevention Programming
- State-Of-The-Art Police and Fire Rescue Equipment
- Explorer and Reserve Officer Programs
- Police K-9 Program
- Night to Unite
- SWAT Training
- Reward Moneys for the Arrest and Prosecution of Criminals
- Public Safety Department's Annual October Open House
- Live Burn Training Site
- Information Technologies Such as Leads Online
What we've done in past years...
2020 to Present - Mike Goldstein Health & Wellness Fund
2006 to Present - Corky Ornburg Scholarship Program
2013 to Present - Fire Department Training Program, Tower & Live Burn Site
1993 to Present - Plymouth Police Canine (K9) Units
2019-2021 - Public Safety Drones
2019 - Ballistic Shield
2017-2018 - Complete Flooring and Purchase Equipment for Police Fitness Center
2017 • Re-Wrap a Repurposed Fire Truck into a Public Safety Command Vehicle
2017 • Bullet Proof Vests for Police Reserves
2016 - Deterra Drug Deactivation Bags
2012 • National Extrication Competition
2008 • Recon Scout Mobile Surveillance Camera
2008 • $72,000 SWAT Mobile Command Vehicle
2005 • Ford F-250 Pick-Up Truck
2005 • Police & Fire Bookmobiles - Make Reading Fun
2005 - Present • Fire Department Training Structure
2004 • Tactical Ballistic Shield
2004 • Cold & Warm Water Rescue Suits
2002 - 2003 • Ballistic Helmets and Emergency Response Unit Equipment
1999 & 2001 • Plymouth Fire Department's 1st and 2nd Infrared Thermal Imaging Scopes
1997 - 2000 • Where's Lester the Smoke Detector Scavenger Hunt
1997 • Plymouth Police Mountain Bike Patrol
1996 • Fire Survivor's Handbook & Confined Space Rescue Gear
1995 • First Inflatable Water & Ice Rescue Craft, "Big Buddy"
1993, 1997, 1999 • First Plymouth Police Canine (K9) Unit