Newbury Fire Rescue

Newbury Fire Rescue The Newbury Fire Rescue Department is a call fire department serving Newbury residents and visitors. Mount Sunapee ski resort is located in Newbury.

The Newbury Fire Rescue Department provides Emergency Medical Services (EMS) fire suppression, emergency rescue and fire prevention services. There are 26 active members of the department who are emergency medical technicians (EMT) or firefighters, who respond to calls on a 24 hour basis when notified by pager by the New London Dispatch center. The department is headed by the fire chief and there

are also an assistant chief, captain and three lieutenants. The Town of Newbury is a community of 2,228 residents in west central New Hampshire, on Lake Sunapee.

06/23/2026

Fish and Game officials are urging hikers to carry proper gear and check weather conditions before heading into the White Mountains after two groups of hikers were rescued recently. LINK IN COMMENTS ⬇️

The 4th of July Holiday is Fast Approaching: Fireworks Permits are Required in Newbury Newbury residents are reminded th...
06/22/2026

The 4th of July Holiday is Fast Approaching: Fireworks Permits are Required in Newbury

Newbury residents are reminded that permits from the fire department are required for all consumer fireworks displays.

For people who have had fireworks permits in the past, renewals are available on line. If you have not had a fireworks permit, you can request on the Town of Newbury website to schedule an inspection of the display site.

Click the link to apply for a Newbury Fireworks Permit:
https://fire.newbury.nh.gov/Permitform/FireworksPermitForm.php

The inspection is needed to confirm that the display location to is at least 100ft from any structure. Applicants must be 21 years old and be the person conducting the display. The applicant must be the property owner or renter with written permission from the owner. All fireworks displays must be over by 10:00pm.

Please be aware that inspections may take 48 hours to schedule. So the request should be made as soon as possible.
Request a permit.

06/22/2026

The New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services collected samples of the unknown substance found in Sunapee Harbor and will be testing them tomorrow. Authorities say the spill was contained and prevented from spreading further. LINK IN COMMENTS ⬇️

06/21/2026

The Newbury Fire Department will be serving breakfast sandwiches and coffee on Old Home Day from 9:00 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.

06/19/2026

🚤🌊 Paddling Tip for a Safer Adventure! 🏄‍♂️

Whether you’re on a standup paddleboard, kayak, or canoe - always wear your life jacket. Even calm waters can turn unpredictable, and a properly fitted life jacket makes all the difference.

✅ Choose a U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jacket
✅ Make sure it fits snugly
✅ Make sure all straps, zippers, and buckles are secure

📸 So next time you head out, snap a selfie with your life jacket and tag us (with ) to inspire others to paddle smart!

💬 Your turn: What’s your favorite paddling spot? Drop it in the comments below!

06/19/2026

Before setting up a campfire, make sure it is allowed. Contact your local fire department for information on local burn permits. Recognize when the danger of a wildfire starting and spreading is higher. High fire danger conditions include high winds, low humidity, drought, and elevated temperatures.

When allowed, recreational fires such as campfires need to be at least 25 feet away from structures.

Where outdoor burning is allowed, never use gasoline or other flammable or combustible liquids.



Boat Rescue On Tuesday afternoon Newbury Fire Rescue Boat 1 and Sunapee Fire Boat 2 were dispatched to a call for a boat...
06/17/2026

Boat Rescue
On Tuesday afternoon Newbury Fire Rescue Boat 1 and Sunapee Fire Boat 2 were dispatched to a call for a boat with people aboard taking on water off Malia Terrace. Upon arrival the Boat 1 crew found the boat being towed by an another private boat to Newbury Harbor. Boat 1 escorted the boats to the harbor and notified the Sunapee boat that they could cancel their response and return to Sunapee.

The 4th of July Holiday is Fast Approaching: Fireworks Permits are Required in Newbury Newbury residents need to keep in...
06/17/2026

The 4th of July Holiday is Fast Approaching: Fireworks Permits are Required in Newbury

Newbury residents need to keep in mind that permits from the fire department are required for all consumer fireworks displays.

For people who have had fireworks permits in the past, renewals are available on line. If you have not had a fireworks permit, you can request on the Town of Newbury website to schedule an inspection of the display site.

Click the link to apply for a Newbury Fireworks Permit:
https://fire.newbury.nh.gov/Permitform/FireworksPermitForm.php

The inspection is needed to confirm that the display location to is at least 100ft from any structure. Applicants must be 21 years old and be the person conducting the display. The applicant must be the property owner or renter with written permission from the owner. All fireworks displays must be over by 10:00pm.

Please be aware that inspections may take 48 hours to schedule. So the request should be made as soon as possible.
Request a permit.

This application for a Fireworks Permit is being issued under authority of Chapter 40, Town of Newbury Ordinances. The Fireworks Permit, when issued is not an authorization to violate any State law or other chapter or provision of the Town of Newbury Ordinances. The authorizing official holds no lia...

Newbury Brush FireNewbury Fire Rescue Engine 4, Tanker 1 and UTV 1, along with a crew from the Bradford Fire Department ...
06/14/2026

Newbury Brush Fire

Newbury Fire Rescue Engine 4, Tanker 1 and UTV 1, along with a crew from the Bradford Fire Department responded to a brush fire off of Morse Lane late Saturday afternoon.
We thank Bradford Fire for their assistance in fighting this fire.

06/13/2026

As camping season begins, keep these tips in mind to help protect New Hampshire’s outdoors.

- Set up camp only in designated areas
- Keep your campsite clean to help reduce unwanted wildlife visits
- Only build fires in designated fire areas
- Fully extinguish your fire before leaving your campsite or going to sleep for the night

Being goes a long way in keeping the outdoors safe and enjoyable for everyone.
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919 Route 103, PO Box 373
Newbury, NH
03255

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