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Via Provincetown Police/CWN
PROVINCETOWN – Provincetown Fire Deputy Chief James J. Roderick retired Monday after nearly 40 years on the job.
In a post on social media, Provincetown Police recall Chief Roderick was a member of 192 serving first on the engine later transitioning to the ladder, where he also served as a volunteer EMT and member of the Board of Fire Engineers before being promoted to Deputy Chief!
It is also his birthday. Happy Birthday and Happy retirement.
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