Danville Emergency Management

08/03/2026

8/3/2026-Flash Flood Warning issued for the area until 11:15. Please exercise extreme caution. The National Weather Service is requesting travel be limited to fleeing an area or under an evacuation order.

07/02/2026

Stay cool Danville!

Summer is here, and with it ... the heat! Make sure to take action and prepare yourself for the warm weather. Hydrate often, wear light clothing and eyewear, hang in the shade, and don't forget that sunscreen! Be safe and have fun!

07/01/2026

6-30-26 Release - Residents, Visitors Should Use Caution During Extreme Heat

https://www.hsem.dos.nh.gov/news-and-media/residents-visitors-should-use-caution-during-extreme-heat-0

“Extreme heat can be deadly if you don’t take the proper steps to keep yourself and loved ones safe,” said HSEM Director Robert Buxton.

06/30/2026

Hazardous heat is approaching Danville. As a reminder, the Community Center, 169 Main Street, is available as a Cooling Center for the residents of Danville. If you need access, please contact the Danville Fire Station, at 603-382-5133 or if the Fire Station is not available, please contact the Rockingham Sheriff's Office, 603-679-2226 and request to speak to the police duty unit.

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06/18/2026

Danville is under a Flash Flood Watch and Tornado Watch until 7PM today.

02/22/2026

Danville Under a Blizzard Warning. Snow fall amounts will depend on how far north the storm travels.

Note: This page is not monitored

02/22/2026

Nor'easter Approaching

Danville Emergency Management is monitoring the situation and is in communication with the State. Any updates/changes to the attached information will be shared as necessary.

REMINDER: Warming Center available for anyone in need. Please contact the Danville Fire Station to access the Community Center.

Danville Fire Station: 603-382-5133
Fire Chief: 603-974-3091

NOTE: This page is not monitored.

01/25/2026

If you MUST travel during the storm, do so safely. Make sure your vehicle’s emergency kit is stocked with a blanket, extra clothes, food, water, a portable charging device and a NOAA radio. Fill up your gas tank. Charge your cellphone. If you get stranded, keep your tailpipe free of snow and run your vehicle for 10 minutes every hour to stay warm until help arrives.

01/25/2026

Plan ahead. Once today’s storm starts, travel will be strongly discouraged.
High snowfall rates are expected, and roads will quickly become snow covered.
If you can, adjust plans now and stay off the roads. If you must travel, slow down, leave plenty of space, and give crews room to work.

01/24/2026

1-24-2026 Release - Take Action as Major Winter Storm Expected in New Hampshire

https://www.hsem.dos.nh.gov/news-and-media/take-action-major-winter-storm-expected-new-hampshire

“Stay informed by listening to local weather reports and be aware of changing conditions. Avoid traveling if you can," said HSEM Director Robert Buxton.