Hooksett Fire Rescue Department

Hooksett Fire Rescue Department Hooksett Fire Department is a full-time fire, rescue & EMS service serving the community of Hooksett.

Want to start a career with a modern and progressive Fire/EMS service? Come join our team! We are hiring; immediate open...
08/24/2026

Want to start a career with a modern and progressive Fire/EMS service? Come join our team! We are hiring; immediate opening!

A Message From...Chief David NadeauThere are a rare, few times in life when you know you are touching history. This is ...
08/24/2026

A Message From...Chief David Nadeau
There are a rare, few times in life when you know you are touching history. This is one of those times. It has been a process. It began over 15 years ago by members of this department who have since retired. The entirety of this effort has been conducted with due reverence, respect, and honor by those who were alive to witness the day of the terrorist attacks in New York City. In 2011, then-Firefighter Earl Lincoln requested an artifact from the World Trade Center and was informed that the Hooksett Fire Rescue Department had been selected to receive one. In May of 2011, members of this Department traveled to NY to receive our artifact from the WTC and delivered it back to Hooksett. For years it was displayed proudly in the lobby of the Safety Center. Annually on the anniversary of 9/11, the Honor Guard would conduct a detail by the artifact, ringing the bell and honoring the fallen. It was always intended to have the artifact in a place the public could access and gather to show their respect as well.

We are finally at the fulfillment of many years of effort towards that goal. There are many we want to thank for making this happen: Lt. Earl Lincoln for spearheading this project over 15 years ago. This would not have happened without you. We’d like to recognize the Manchester School of Technology– especially teacher Mr. Dan Cassidy and his class in 2025 for their time and talent in creating the base for the artifact and for their expertise in preparing and treating the 800 lb. piece of steel for outdoor display. We sincerely hope that, as a generation not yet born when the attacks occurred, their role in preserving this meaningful piece of history will stay with them and help carry its memory forward. We thank Nowak Landscape Construction for their donation of a remnant granite piece that our members carved and smoothed to be a base for the bronze plaque. The plaque was made possible by donation funds we received in 2025 by the Rice Family of Hooksett. We hope they appreciate knowing that their donation will live in perpetuity in this memorial. We also thank the members of the department who contributed to the installation of this memorial – Firefighters Alex Beaton, Seth Boden, Captain Jesse Gayer, and Assistant Chief Seth Miller and Chief David Nadeau. The respect and reverence in which this project was undertaken is a testimony to the promise that we as brothers and sisters make when we say we “NEVER FORGET”.

Today, we proudly announce the permanent installation of the 9/11 artifact from the Twin Towers of New York City at the Hooksett Safety Center. We look forward to gathering with our community and Department members, past and present, on 9/11/2026 as we commemorate the 25th anniversary of the terrorist attacks and remembering our brothers and sisters lost on that day.

A detailed invitation to join us will follow in the next week or two on our social media.

Shout out to our friends at Hooksett DPW/Parks and Rec! They do an amazing job taking care of our properties. Here at ...
08/20/2026

Shout out to our friends at Hooksett DPW/Parks and Rec! They do an amazing job taking care of our properties. Here at Central Station we have a tree planted for each of the previous Chiefs who have served the Department. (We have a little catching up to do there!) But I happened to catch one of the DPW workers rather meticulously weeding around the base of this tree. I believe any time you catch someone doing things with excellence, they should be told. So let's give a LIKE to this gentleman!

Medical emergencies don’t always happen on ground level. Today department personnel practiced removing an injured patien...
08/19/2026

Medical emergencies don’t always happen on ground level. Today department personnel practiced removing an injured patient from the roof using a stokes basket and rope system. Preparedness is key.

Next week is our competition/blood drive with HPD with the American Red Cross! Please consider taking part and donating...
08/14/2026

Next week is our competition/blood drive with HPD with the American Red Cross! Please consider taking part and donating blood! There are SO many reasons to take part, but here's 10 to think about! We hope to see you there!

Fire Rescue personnel are operating at a motor vehicle accident with entrapment in the area of Hooksett Road and Granite...
08/13/2026

Fire Rescue personnel are operating at a motor vehicle accident with entrapment in the area of Hooksett Road and Granite Street. Please use caution and avoid the area.

Every two seconds. One, Two... Again. Every two seconds someone in the U.S. needs blood. We know it is real. We know w...
08/07/2026

Every two seconds. One, Two... Again. Every two seconds someone in the U.S. needs blood. We know it is real. We know what helps. The American Red Cross makes it so easy to give blood that can SAVE LIVES every day. One, Two... What if it was someone you knew? Join us for our blood drive on August 17th - click the QR code to book your appointment. If you come to give blood in August you can get a $20 Amazon Gift Card by email! See rcblood.org/August for all the details. One, Two...What will YOU do?

Rain, lots of it. For Days. We are in a flood watch status currently. We know you have seen on social media and the n...
07/29/2026

Rain, lots of it. For Days. We are in a flood watch status currently. We know you have seen on social media and the news, people trying to drive cars through water that's too deep and other such shenanigans. We don't recommend it. Water can move large, heavy items very suddenly and fast. There are lots of safety tips like that, so please check out the following links to be informed and keep you and your loved ones safe:

https://www.redcross.org/content/dam/redcross/get-help/pdfs/flood/EN_Flood-Preparedness-Checklist.pdf

https://www.cdc.gov/floods/safety/index.html

https://www.cdc.gov/floods/media/pdf/beready_floods.pdf

Please stay safe, and if you find yourself in an emergency - call 911!

Hooksett Fire Rescue Department is responding to multiple incidents throughout the town including lightning strikes, mo...
07/28/2026

Hooksett Fire Rescue Department is responding to multiple incidents throughout the town including lightning strikes, motor vehicle accidents and fire alarm activations. Please shelter indoors until the storm passes.

Please call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767) or visit RedCrossBlood.org and enter: HOOKSETT to schedule an appointment. ...
07/23/2026

Please call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767) or visit RedCrossBlood.org and enter: HOOKSETT to schedule an appointment. Maximize your blood donation. Help more patients. If you are an eligible type O, B - or A - donor, consider making a Power Red donation. Red blood cells are the most commonly transfused blood component. Streamline your donation experience and save up to 15 minutes by visiting RedCrossBlood.org/RapidPass to complete your pre-donation reading and health history questions on the day of your appointment.

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15 Legends Drive
Hooksett, NH
03106

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