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This morning, our department held its annual Retiree breakfast. Due to the weather, festivities were moved in doors but ...
05/30/2026

This morning, our department held its annual Retiree breakfast. Due to the weather, festivities were moved in doors but that didn’t stop our firefighters from delivering a great breakfast for those who came. It was good to catch up and chat with those who attended. To those who could not be with us this year, you were missed. We hope to see you next year. A big thank you to Windham Professional Firefighters L-2915 and the Fire Association for all their work. Great job!

FOR MEDIA RELEASEINCIDENT DATE: Wednesday May 27, 2026INCIDENT TIME: 3:12pmINCIDENT LOCATION: #47 North Lowell RoadINCI...
05/27/2026

FOR MEDIA RELEASE

INCIDENT DATE: Wednesday May 27, 2026
INCIDENT TIME: 3:12pm
INCIDENT LOCATION: #47 North Lowell Road
INCIDENT TYPE: Construction / Industrial Accident

PREPARED BY: Chief Thomas McPherson Jr.

This afternoon at approximately 3:12PM, Windham Fire and Windham Police were dispatched to #47 North Lowell Road for reported traumatic injuries at a construction site. Additional information received enroute was that it was a dump truck that rolled down the hill and tipped over with the driver still inside.

Windham C-1 (Chief McPherson), along with Medic-2 (Lt. R. Pitts, FF. D. Cole, FF. A. Brissette), and Engine-2 (A/Lt. D. Dubowik, FF. C. Lundergan, FF. J. Mahoney) responded.

Medic-2 and Windham C-1 arrived on scene to find an articulating dump truck that had moderate front-end damage, with a spider web break in the windshield, and the articulating bed of the truck tipped over with a good portion of gravel it appeared to be hauling, dumped out. EMS located a lone male occupant/operator, still in the vehicle but dazed and confused. Bystanders advised that prior to EMS arrival, the operator was up against the windshield and unresponsive for a short time. They said that just prior to EMS arrival, the driver regained consciousness.

EMS conducted a quick assessment and determined that the operator could self-ambulate. He was placed in a C-Collar and assisted down from the vehicle and placed into the ambulance. E-2 arrived and conducted fluid control of a minor diesel fuel leak which they contained with absorbent pads for protection. No other fluids were noted as leaking. EMS requested a Trauma Alert to Parkland Medical Center in Derry due to the mechanism of injury and they ultimately cleared the scene and transported the patient.

No other injuries were reported. Windham Police Department is currently investigating the incident.

Today, our on-duty personnel were treated to an Appreciation Luncheon hosted by the Warde Senior Living Community and St...
05/27/2026

Today, our on-duty personnel were treated to an Appreciation Luncheon hosted by the Warde Senior Living Community and Staff as a way to show their appreciation for the skilled care, quick response, and compassion our providers deliver in times when they matter most.

We couldn't begin to thank all of your kind thoughts, the EMS Survival kits, the warm reception and the delicious food! It was very much appreciated!! Thank you from all of us at Windham Fire Department.

One of the Mandatory requirements for appointment of Full-time Career Firefighters is that within one year of appointmen...
05/26/2026

One of the Mandatory requirements for appointment of Full-time Career Firefighters is that within one year of appointment, they complete an acrophobia test (fear of heights). The firefighter, without stopping for more than 30 seconds, shall climb up and down an unsupported aerial ladder at an angle of at least 65 degrees but not more than 75 degrees for a distance of 100' as measured from the tip of the ladder to the ground.

This morning, both Probationary Firefighter's Andrew Siok and Alex Brissette completed that testing. Great job by both recruits!

05/25/2026

Today, we pause to honor and remember the brave men and women of our Armed Forces who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation.

Memorial Day is more than the start of summer — it is a solemn reminder of the courage, dedication, and selflessness of those who gave their lives defending the freedoms we hold dear.

The members of Windham Fire Local 2915 extend our deepest gratitude to the fallen heroes and their families. Their sacrifice will never be forgotten.

Please join us today in taking a moment to reflect, remember, and honor those who never came home.

🇺🇸 We remember. We honor. We thank you. 🇺🇸

The members of Windham Fire Department mourn the loss of Boston Firefighter Robert Kilduff, Jr. The Boston Fire Rescue C...
05/24/2026

The members of Windham Fire Department mourn the loss of Boston Firefighter Robert Kilduff, Jr. The Boston Fire Rescue Co. 2 firefighter passed away on Saturday, May 23 after fighting a fire in Dorchester. FF Kilduff passed away at Boston Medical Center after sustaining severe injuries falling from the third floor of the residence. He was a US Marine veteran and a 24-year, third generation firefighter. We send prayers and condolences to members of the Boston Department and to the Kilduff family, loved ones, and friends.

05/22/2026

Memorial Day Parade - Monday May 25, 2026

Please be advised of intermittent road closures on Lowell Road, Cobbetts Pond Road and Ministerial Road due to the annual Windham Memorial Day Parade. The Parade will start at 9:30am. The following intersections will be shut down at 9:25 am:

🚓Lowell Road @ Route 111
🚓Lowell Road @ Cobbetts Pond Road
🚓Cobbetts Pond Road @ Ministerial Road

As the parade passes these intersections, roadways will be systematically opened.

🛑Ministerial Road will be closed for the entirety of the parade and ceremony being conducted at the Cemetery on the Plains.

👮Officers will be on-site assisting with vehicular and pedestrian traffic. Please be patient during this time as we assist with keeping all participants and spectators safe.👮🏻

Just before 2:30PM this afternoon, Windham Fire & Windham Police were dispatched to the area of 29 Indian Rock Road for ...
05/22/2026

Just before 2:30PM this afternoon, Windham Fire & Windham Police were dispatched to the area of 29 Indian Rock Road for a reported two-car MVC. This was just west of the Post Office in the eastbound lane.

Windham C-1 (Chief McPherson), along with Engine-2 (Lt. Hildebrant, FF. Roche, FF. Fournier), Ambulance-1 (FF. Bahan, FF. Dillon, PFF. Siok) responded.

C-1 arrived with command and found two vehicles with moderate damage with fluid spill. Appeared that all occupants were out of the vehicle.

Ambulance-1 arrived and began evaluation on both drivers who were walking around and reported that they were the only occupants within their vehicles.

Engine-2 arrived and set up for scene safety and fluid control. Both drivers were evaluated by EMS and both refused further care and transport. Engine-2 secured the hazards, and all fire personnel were cleared by the PD.

The accident is currently under investigation by Windham Police Department

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