Wakefield Fire/Rescue

08/30/2026

Wednesday career members got together for some training out in the woods. Members trained on trail familiarization, patient packaging, and navigation. Members used the ATV, rescue boggin, UTV, new UTV trailer, Forestry 1, Car 2 and Ambulance 3.

We would like to thank Seven Lakes Snowmobile Club and Moose Mountain Recreation for their help with the logistics of this training!

08/30/2026

Engine 1 responded to a first alarm fire in Wolfeboro yesterday.

08/17/2026

Thank you to Greenwood for coming out and going over the truck with us!

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07/28/2026

We would like to thank those who were on duty over the weekend, along with the call members and career members who came back out to help with calls, and of course the mutual aid we received to help us. It was a tremendously busy weekend.

Friday we handled 9 calls for service. Multiple times running simultaneous calls and back to back calls.

Saturdays crew responded to 5 calls for service. One being a fatal building fire in Farmington.

Sunday we had 3 calls for service. One being a mutual aid medical in Middleton and another being a serious Motorcycle Accident in East Wakefield. Effingham NH Fire/Rescue assisted with a Landing Zone for LifeFlight of Maine at the Province Lake Golf Club.

Thank you to all who helped keep the wheels turning over the weekend for us!

07/24/2026

Crews have handled 6 calls since 11:30. Twice running simultaneous calls.

As always we thank our dedicated members. Career staff, per diem, and call members all help to keep the wheels spinning.

07/18/2026

While you were asleep…. The duty crew has been busy. 6 calls handled in 8 hours.

9:30 pm medical aid in Sanbornville

10:30 pm medical in East Wakefield

11:12 pm medical in East Wakefield- handled by Action Ambulance Service Inc.

4:04 am medical in East Wakefield

5:01 am medical in Brookfield

5:37 am medical in Brookfield- handled by Milton Fire-Rescue and Wakefield responders.

07/17/2026

This morning just after 4:00 am we were dispatched to 600 Wentworth Rd in Brookfield for a reported building fire. Dispatch started an automatic first alarm assignment.

Engine 4 was first on scene with smoke showing from the Charlie side of the building. Car 1, Engine 1, and Utility 1 also responded from Wakefield.

Wolfeboro Engine 2 was the second due engine and tied into Engine 4 on arrival. Interior crews made quick work of a room in contents fire which started as an electrical issue. The remainder of the first alarm assignment was put in service and Wakefield and Wolfeboro crews remained on scene for a short time to confirm no extension and clean up the scene.

Thank you to our mutual aid partners for waking up early and coming out this morning!

07/15/2026

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07/14/2026

Strong storms could be possible later!

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The updated risk for tornadoes today has included a 10% area for parts of the region. Is this normal? Well no. In fact for these areas this is a first for the modern outlooks from NOAA NWS Storm Prediction Center. Another reminder that today's storms are not expected to be typical summer severe weather.

Stay weather aware today, make sure you have ways to receive alerts, and know your plan for shelter if it becomes necessary later.

07/14/2026

Tonight we got to be Guinea pigs…. We were the first agency to have both LifeFlight of Maine and Boston MedFlight host a joint training together. It was an excellent in class training that clarified many rumors and also provided us with lots of new information on how each company operates and how they all operate together. Unfortunately we did not have a helicopter join us, as they were tied up already.

We thank each company for coming to us and we also thank the members from Newfield Fire-Rescue, Middleton NH Fire & Rescue, and of course our own department for attending the training.