Littleton Fire Rescue

Littleton Fire Rescue Littleton Fire Rescue provides fire, rescue and emergency medical services to the town of Littleton. If you have an emergency, please call 911.
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Littleton Fire Rescue and the St. Johnsbury Fire Department recently came together to continue our joint Officer Develop...
08/28/2026

Littleton Fire Rescue and the St. Johnsbury Fire Department recently came together to continue our joint Officer Development Program for company officers and Acting Duty Officers (ADOs).
The program recognizes the critical role these leaders play in our departments and brings together senior, junior, and developing officers to learn from one another, share experiences, and grow as leaders.
The program focuses on key areas including:
• Leadership foundations
• Incident command
• Mentorship and peer learning
• Interagency collaboration
• Administrative and management skills
Few people understand the challenges facing today’s fire service and the responsibilities placed on company officers better than those who have sat in the chief’s chair themselves.
Former Littleton Fire Chiefs Michael McQuillen and David Houghton joined us for a presentation and discussion on “Command Presence.” Officers and ADOs from both departments gathered at Schillings to share a meal and take part in a robust discussion about leading members, managing shifts, commanding incidents, and earning the confidence of the people you lead.
We are grateful to Chiefs McQuillen and Houghton for sharing their experience, perspective, and lessons learned over decades of fire service leadership.
Our partnership with St. Johnsbury continues to demonstrate that leadership development doesn’t have to stop at town or state lines. By training together, sharing experiences, and learning from one another, both departments are building stronger officers and stronger organizations.
A special thank you to Schilling Beer Co. for hosting our firefighters and generously donating the meal they shared. Their hospitality provided the perfect setting for good food, great conversation, and meaningful professional development.

Several fire related incidents kept Littleton firefighters busy Monday and into early Tuesday morning.At 3:28 p.m. Monda...
08/25/2026

Several fire related incidents kept Littleton firefighters busy Monday and into early Tuesday morning.

At 3:28 p.m. Monday, Engine 1, Ambulance 3, Ladder 1, and Car 1 were dispatched to McDonald’s for a report of smoke in the building. Grafton County Dispatch received a 911 call from employees, quickly followed by activation of the building’s fire alarm system. Firefighters arrived to find a light smoke condition inside the restaurant. Crews traced the source to a rooftop HVAC unit (RTU), secured the unit, and ventilated the building.

Shortly after 3:00 a.m. Tuesday, Engine 1, X3, and Car 1 responded to Faraway Road in Dalton to assist Dalton Fire Rescue at a first alarm structure fire. Firefighters arrived to find the building heavily involved in fire. Due to the advanced stage of the fire, crews operated defensively.

During fireground operations, an individual stole a fire apparatus from the scene and drove it into other emergency apparatus and personal vehicles, and toward firefighters operating at the incident. The individual’s actions created an extremely dangerous environment for firefighters already working to control the structure fire.

Law enforcement responded to the incident, and the circumstances surrounding the fire, theft and subsequent actions remain under investigation. Despite the unusual and dangerous circumstances, firefighters continued working to contain the fire.

“I’m proud of the work of B Shift and Captain Harvey throughout a busy and challenging shift,” said Fire Chief Chad Miller. “The crew handled each incident professionally and worked together to ensure our community remained protected.”

Another First Friday brought perfect weather and a great turnout downtown, but it was anything but quiet for Littleton F...
08/11/2026

Another First Friday brought perfect weather and a great turnout downtown, but it was anything but quiet for Littleton Fire Rescue.

During the event, firefighters responded to three separate incidents: a water main break on Meadow Street, an electrical transformer leaking oil into the event area, and a rollover crash with three patients, including an ejection in Easton. Ambulance 1 and 3 responded. Ultimately there were minor injuries. Easton Fire Department responded and Franconia Fire Department assisted with a landing zone at Franconia Airport which was not utilized.

On Saturday, firefighters were dispatched to Littleton Regional Healthcare to assist DHART after a helicopter experienced a mechanical issue and was unable to transport a patient. Ambulance 1 transported the patient with the DHART flight crew, intercepting their ground ambulance along Interstate 91 in Vermont. While the disabled helicopter remained on the hospital helipad, Engine 1 established a temporary landing zone at the hospital for a second DHART helicopter responding to transport a patient who had been critically injured in a motorcycle crash.

Overall, Ambulance 3 and Engine 1 responded to 18 calls for service over the weekend, including four mutual aid requests.

Water main break in the area of 45 Meadow Street. Littleton Water and Light is responding. Road is down to one lane in t...
08/07/2026

Water main break in the area of 45 Meadow Street. Littleton Water and Light is responding. Road is down to one lane in that area and may close for repairs. Water customers from Saranac St to Meadow St in the area of the former Rite Aid may be without water.

Summer may have thrown us a curveball this year. ☀️💦Like so many of you, we're disappointed that the Town Pool isn't ope...
07/28/2026

Summer may have thrown us a curveball this year. ☀️💦

Like so many of you, we're disappointed that the Town Pool isn't open. We know nobody feels that disappointment more than the kids in the Littleton Parks and Rec Summer Program. So, we brought a little water park to them! 🚒💧

Littleton Fire Rescue rolled out an engine, ran the deck gun and turned the playground into one giant slip-and-slide. There were plenty of smiles, lots of laughter, and a few firefighters who may have gotten just as wet as the kids (occupational hazard).

It may not replace the pool, but if we can help make summer a little more fun while the community works through this challenge, we're happy to do our part.

Thanks to the Parks & Recreation staff for inviting us to join the fun and to all the kids for reminding us that sometimes all you need is a fire hose, a slippery tarp, and a sunny day to make great summer memories! 🌞💙🚒

It was a weekend of teamwork, mutual aid, and emergency response for Littleton Fire Rescue.  Our firefighters dispatched...
07/27/2026

It was a weekend of teamwork, mutual aid, and emergency response for Littleton Fire Rescue.

Our firefighters dispatched by Grafton County to a wide variety of calls for service throughout the region, including:
🚑 A mutual aid medical call in Lincoln assisting Linwood Ambulance Service.
🚒 A mutual aid structure fire in St. Johnsbury supporting St. Johnsbury Fire Department.
🚁 An emergency response to Cannon Mountain, where Ambulance 3 assisted NH Fish and Game Law Enforcement Division intercepting a New Hampshire Army National Guard helicopter transporting a hiker who suffered a seizure above the treeline.

In total, A Shift and D Shift responded to 14 calls for service over the weekend, providing emergency care and assistance both in our community and through mutual aid. Thank you to all of our personnel and our regional public safety partners for their teamwork and dedication.

MESSAGE FROM PUBLIC WORKS:TOWN OF LITTLETON – DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKSPUBLIC NOTICE – ROAD CLOSUREThe intersection of ...
07/20/2026

MESSAGE FROM PUBLIC WORKS:

TOWN OF LITTLETON – DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
PUBLIC NOTICE – ROAD CLOSURE

The intersection of South Street and Cottage Street will be closed to all traffic on Wednesday, July 22, for road work associated with the Cottage Street Sidewalk Project.

A signed detour will be in place utilizing Kilburn Street and Bronson Street. Motorists are encouraged to plan ahead, allow extra travel time, and follow all posted detour signs.

The Town appreciates the public's patience and cooperation as we complete these necessary roadway improvements.

Town of Littleton Department of Public Works

Good morning Littleton,Two years ago our community experienced flash flooding.  Today’s predicted severe weather should ...
07/14/2026

Good morning Littleton,
Two years ago our community experienced flash flooding. Today’s predicted severe weather should be taken seriously. The National Weather Service is forecasting the potential for strong to severe thunderstorms in our area later today. Storms may bring damaging wind gusts, frequent lightning, heavy rainfall, and localized flooding with the potential for rapidly changing conditions. A Heat Advisory is also in effect through this evening.

Now is a good time to:
🌩️ Secure outdoor furniture, umbrellas, and other loose items.
🔋 Charge your phones and other essential devices.
📱 Make sure emergency alerts are enabled.
🚗 Avoid driving through flooded roadways—Turn Around, Don't Drown.
🌳 Stay away from and call 911 to report downed trees and power lines.
🚨 If a Severe Thunderstorm Warning is issued for Littleton, seek shelter inside a sturdy building and stay away from windows until the storm passes.

Littleton Fire Rescue will be monitoring conditions and is ready to respond. We encourage everyone to stay weather aware, keep an eye on trusted weather sources throughout the day, and have a plan should conditions worsen.

A few minutes of preparation now can make a big difference later. Please stay safe and look out for your neighbors.
Stay safe, Littleton! (Pictures from previous incidents)

07/06/2026

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Littleton, NH
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