Londonderry, NH Fire Department

06/01/2024

06/01/2024

05/24/2024

Members of Battalion 3 staffing Engine 4, Medic 4, Rescue 1, Utility 1, Gator 1 (UTV), BC3 and C3 are operating at a wilderness equestrian accident off of Litchfield Rd. Derry Fire has also been requested with an Ambulance.

Hudson Fire is covering Central Station.

This has been a busy day for LFD with 16 emergency calls since 8am.

Further information to follow.

05/22/2024

**Press Release**

Motor Vehicle Accident
I-93 NB near exit 4

05/19/2024

Please find Press Release for the motor vehicle accident that occurred at Nashua Rd (Route 102) and Mohawk Drive.

As always big thanks to the team at
Londonderry Police Department for your assistance.

04/26/2024

Informational Post

At 2010 this evening Londonderry Fire Department Communication Center received an E-911 call reporting a pole/wire fire in the area of Westwood and Maplewood.

Engine 2 (from south end firehouse) responded and found a tree that had been cut and made contact with the primary power lines. There was an injured subject located in the woods and Engine 2 requested an ambulance and Londonderry Police to the scene.

One subject was transporter to a local hospital by Londonderry Fire Rescue and Eversource was requested to the scene.

At this time power is out in an isolated area around the Westwood neighborhood. Eversource is working to remove the remainder of the tree from the power lines and restoring power to the area.

**Public Safety Announcement**

Always be cautious of power lines when cutting trees or removing branches. Always refer to a professional tree removal company when trees are near power lines. Always consider downed power lines live!

04/24/2024

PRESS RELEASE
I-93 SB mile marker 16.2
Motor Vehicle Accident with entrapment

04/10/2024

Londonderry DPW and Londonderry Police Department are the best in the business! We are proud to work beside them everyday, keeping OUR town safe!

04/05/2024

Storm Update as of 1300 on 4/5/24

Londonderry DPW
Londonderry Police Department
Town of Londonderry, New Hampshire

Please contact our Communication Center at 603-432-1124 with any questions or concerns!

04/05/2024

Roads status as of 11:30.

Please reach out to our Communications Center if you need anything 603-432-1124

04/04/2024

1pm update on behalf of Chief of Department/Emergency Management Director Bo Butler:

Boyd Rd @ Ridgemont – Wires Down
29 Clark Rd – Wires / Tree / Pole
Chase Rd - Wires down not passable
Adams - Closed between Mammoth and Deer Crossing
Old Nashua- Closed between Boyd and Rossini
17 Kimball Rd – Tree on Wires
Wilshire @ Hampshire – Tree and wires down in road.

Power Update from Eversource: 25% (3,092 accounts) are without power. We have had a substantial drop in the number of affected accounts since last update. Chief Butler is working directly with Eversource Field Representative for Londonderry restoration.

Londonderry DPW is working in collaboration with LFD and Eversource to clear roads as soon as Eversource resolves the utility involvement.

Chief Butler has spoken with NH Department of Homeland Security Directors Office and has confirmed availability for additional resources if needed for Londonderry.

Public Safety Announcement:

Always ensure your have a working Carbon Monoxide Detector with battery back up on each level of your home. Carbon Monoxide is a byproduct of combustion. The gas is odorless and colorless but has severe health effects. If your Carbon Monoxide Detector sounds, evacuate and call 911.

Any questions or concerns please call our Communications Center @ 603-432-1124 and speak to our on duty Telecommunications Operators!

04/04/2024

🚒🔥Are you, or is someone you know looking to make a career move? We have a great opportunity right here in town!

The Londonderry Fire Department is seeking to hire a Telecommunications Operator. Please see the Employment Opportunities page on the town's website for details on the position, and reach out to us at: [email protected] to let us know if you are interested!🔥🚒

https://www.londonderrynh.gov/sites/g/files/vyhlif4616/f/uploads/tco_external_job_posting_2.pdf

04/04/2024

Good Afternoon Londonderry!

Here is the up to date on road closures:

Boyd Rd @ Ridgemont – Wires Down
29 Clark Rd – Wires / Tree / Pole
Chase Rd -wires down not passable
169 Mammoth Rd – Tree Down
Adams Closed between Mammoth and Deer Crossing
Old Nashua Closed between Boyd and Rossini
17 Kimball Rd – Tree on Wires
Wilshire @ Hampshire – Tree on wires down

Londonderry Firefighters have responded to and mitigated 52 emergencies since midnight.

Approximately 38% (4,653 accounts) of the Town are out of power.

Public Safety Announcement:

Remember all downed power lines are live, stay away!

Please make sure operating generators are located outside and away from the building.

If you need any assistance please do not hesitate to reach out to our Communications Center @ 603-432-1124.

If you have an emergency dial 9-1-1

Thanks to Londonderry DPW and Londonderry Police Department for your assistance!

04/04/2024

Good Morning Londonderry!

Londonderry Firefighters have been busy handling multiple emergencies overnight.

Here is a list of current road closures:

CHASE ROAD -
Downed power lines

ROYAL @ HIGH RANGE-
Downed tree

KENDALL POND @ SOUTH ROAD-
Downed tree

125 OLD DERRY RD
Utility Pole and Wires down due to MVA

56 STONEHENDGE
Power lines/ pole down

5 HAMPSHIRE ROAD
Power lines/tree down

OLD DERRY/HUNTER MILL
Utility pole/wires down

Reminder if you see downed power lines stay away and call 911. All power lines should be considered live.

Any non emergency questions please call our Dispatch Center 603-432-1124

04/01/2024

Press Release for Working Fire 16 Mallard Lane
Incident # 2024000993

03/25/2024

It is with profound sadness that Chief of Department Butler releases ‘Special Notice 24-1’

The untimely passing of Lieutenant Paramedic Gary Dion (Retired) Badge #15.

The Londonderry Fire Department extends our thoughts and prayers to Gary’s family during this difficult time. Lt Dion had a large impact on the Fire and EMS career field that reached much further than just New Hampshire.

As details regarding arrangements become available they will be shared.

Thank you to the members of our community who have reached out with support and encouragement during this time.

03/21/2024

Chief of Department Bo Butler recently issued a ‘letter to the editor’ at a number of local newspapers, thanking OUR community for its overwhelming support of the fire department.

The members of Londonderry Fire Department are grateful for the honor to serve this amazing community!

Thank you LONDONDERRY!

03/10/2024

Friends of Londonderry Hockey- FOLH

Congratulations to Londonderry High School Lancers Boys Hockey Team, State Champions!!! They defeated Windham 5-2 today at SNHU Arena in front of Lancer Nation!

03/10/2024

Congratulations to Londonderry High School Lancers Boys Hockey Team, State Champions!!! They defeated Windham 5-2 today at SNHU Arena in front of Lancer Nation!

02/01/2024

We will be conducting a live fire training on Monday February 5,2024 at 20 Young Road .

01/30/2024

https://1370wfea.com/morning-update/bo-butler-1-30-24/

Londonderry Fire Chief Bo Butler describes his department’s response to an airplane crash in a private yard on January 26th.

01/27/2024

**PRESS RELEASE**

Colonial Drive Plane Crash

01/26/2024

Londonderry Fire Department will be participating in a joint press conference, 11 am at Londonderry Police Department. All inquiries and questions will be answered at that time.

01/24/2024

A Reminder: When there is 100% snow cover 100 feet around your burn pile, a burn permit is not required and you can burn at any time. All other State rules still apply.

01/20/2024

Congratulations to FF Chris Schofield and Liam Jerome for completing Paramedic School!

01/10/2024

**PRESS RELEASE**
Nashua Rd @ Parmenter Rd
Incident Commander:
Jon Camire
Battalion 3

01/10/2024

01/07/2024

ROADS UPDATE 1/7/24 5:00PM:
As the snow comes to an end the crews are now making their final scrapes, clean ups, push backs and finally salting to get pavement back to black as best we can. The crews have now been here for 24 hours straight and a bit worn out. But the light is at the end of the tunnel even though there’s a lot of work to be done. So please continue to be patient as this last trip around the beat usually takes the longest with all the finesse. Once you see your route driver go by putting salt down you know it’s time to clean the end of your driveway and put your trash barrels out if your serviced tomorrow. We’re wrapping things up. We still advise not venturing out just yet. If you can wait a couple hours we’ll be getting close to done as well as the State DOT and other municipalities in the same mode. If you do head out please keep those speeds down as there are plenty of slick spots till we get that salt in place. And with the temperatures in the low 20’s currently, salt tends to work a little slower at that threshold. Looking ahead we see some precipitation coming our way on Wednesday. If you know of a catch basin that’s in a hard to get to spot and hasn’t been cleared off by the plow, you may want to dig out as we’re expecting a lot of rain out of this next event. Also not a bad idea to help dig out a fire hydrant if you’re lucky enough to have one next to your home. That help goes a long way. We thank you for your patience in this long snow event and hope you continue to be safe!!