Dunbarton, NH Fire Department

06/01/2026

The Dunbarton Annual Bicycle Rodeo will be coming up in August! Join us for a safety check with free helmets available, fun bicycle course, and a free safety inspection from S&W Sports! We hope to see you there!

05/12/2026

We had a great live training last night. We had a simulated ATV accident in the woods. We had to use GPS coordinates to locate the patient. Then the patient was transported by stokes in the back of the UTV.
Thanks to everyone who participated and the homeowners who allowed us to use their property.

05/12/2026

Sharing on behalf of the Dunbarton Firefighters Association. Please consider supporting their efforts!

05/01/2026

Tickets will be avaliable soon for the Chicken BBQ.

03/31/2026

Just a reminder that we have a fundraiser Breakfast coming up.

03/19/2026

Yesterday our department hosted EMS Medical Director, Dr. Rix from Concord Hospital for a refresher training on intubation skills, with focus on video laryngoscopy. Thanks to a generous donation from the Dunbarton Firefighters Association, a new Air Traq Plus video laryngoscope was put into service after department Paramedics received excellent training and hands on practice with oversight from Dr. Rix. Given the value of the training, it was opened to Paramedics around the Capital Area and Lakes Region whom participated as well. The training was made possible by the donated use of airway training manikins from the Bow Fire Department, Concord Fire Department, and Concord Hospital Simulation and Education Center. A huge thank you to Dr. Rix and Concord Hospital EMS Coordinator Craig Clough for helping with such a valuable training!

03/10/2026

Last night, we received exceptional training on hemorrhage control and tourniquet application, courtesy of Captain Lang and Chief Skoglund.

03/06/2026

02/17/2026

We are now accepting applications for open per diem positions. Job posting below! Email Chief Skoglund with any questions [email protected]

02/17/2026

Last evening we hosted Chief Guy Newbery, Capital Area Mutual Aid Fire Compact C2, for training. Chief Newbery is a wealth of knowledge after a long career with the Concord Fire Department and in his continued work with the Central NH HAZMAT Team. The topic of the night was Gas Meters and Air Quality monitoring. Responders got an in depth look at our new MSA Altair 4XR Gas meters and how to apply them to different response scenarios and interpret the data gathered. We were able to utilize the meters to sample various chemicals to better understand the investigation process. This was an invaluable look at our equipment and our overall approach to potentially hazardous situations.

Thank you, Chief Newbery!