Greenfield, NH Volunteer Fire Department

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06/10/2026

SALES BEGIN MONDAY, JUNE 15TH

Support our volunteer fire department and help preserve the future of emergency services in Greenfield! By donating to our fundraiser (which is tax dedictible) you can honor a loved one, recognize a family member, celebrate a local buisness, or simply show your support for the brave members of the Greenfield, NH Volunteer Fire Department who serve our town.

Each engraved brick will become a permanent part of our community, creating a lasting tribute for generations to come. Every purchase directly supports equipment, training, and programs that help our volunteer firefighters protect the people and places we call home.

Join us in building something meaningful, one brick at a time. Your support today helps ensure our department remains ready to answer the call tomorrow.

Please comment here to be notified with more information as we begin this fundraiser, or message the page.

06/09/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Date: June 9, 2026

Subject: Incident on June 8, 2026 – Roof Fall with Multiple Patients

GREENFIELD, NH – At approximately 08:47 of June 8, 2026, the Greenfield Volunteer Fire Department (GFD) and Wilton Ambulance were dispatched to a residence in town following a report that a man had fallen from an approximate 30-foot roof while working on a local home.

Upon arrival, rescue crews found the patient suffering from multiple traumatic injuries. A medical evacuation (med flight) was requested, but unfortunately, the request could not be immediately fulfilled. Crews from Wilton Ambulance and GFD immediately began stabilizing the patient and transported him by ground to Monadnock Community Hospital, where he received further treatment before being flown to a regional trauma center.

During the response, while speaking with bystanders, GFD personnel learned that a second member of the same work crew had also fallen from the roof while attempting to assist the first patient. An ambulance from Peterborough Fire and Rescue was dispatched to the scene, and the second patient was transported by ground to a trauma center.

At this time, no further updates are available on the conditions of either patient.

The Greenfield Volunteer Fire Department extends its sincere thanks to our partners who responded, including Wilton Ambulance, Peterborough Fire and Rescue, the Greenfield Police Department, and the receiving hospitals. We are keeping both patients and their loved ones in our thoughts.

Thank you,
Chief Chaz Babb
Rescue Lieutenant Sam Tarplin

06/07/2026

This morning at 10:38, we received a call for a possible brush fire. When Chief Babb arrived, he found a tree that had been struck by lightning during the storm last night. Dylan Fotter and his wife Margaret had used two kitchen fire extinguishers to put the flames out. Thanks to these quick thinking residents, we avoided a possible large brush fire.

We have applications waiting at the station for both of you. 🚒 🚑

04/18/2026

This morning greenfield fire along side our neighbors in Francestown NH Fire and Rescue and Bennington Fire-Rescue were able to do some live fire training in francestown.
It’s always a pleasure working along side both towns and we thank francestown for the opportunity to do so!

04/10/2026

⚠️ TODAY IS HIGH FIRE DANGER ⚠️

PERMITS REQUIRED FOR ALL BURNING .

PLEASE BE MINDFUL AND REMEMBER IF YOU SEE SOMETHING, SAY SOMETHING.

04/01/2026

We extend our gratitude to our esteemed residents for their unwavering support of our initiative to provide comprehensive, all-encompassing service. We will now handle fire, police, and ambulance services.

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03/29/2026

NH STATE FIRE MARSHALS OFFICE:

Fire Danger is a description of the combination of both constant and variable factors that affect the initiation, spread, and difficulty to control a wildfire within a specific area. Local fire departments, forest fire wardens, and the N.H. Forest Protection Bureau, N.H. Division of Forests and Lands are resources for wildfire prevention tips.

You can find out the Daily Fire Danger at: https://www.nhdfl.dncr.nh.gov/forest-protection/daily-fire-danger

02/02/2026

On Saturday, we joined forces with the Peterborough Fire Department at Peterborough Shaw's to support the End 68 Hours of Hunger food drive for the Conval school district, collecting 189 bags of food and $177 in monetary donations. A huge, thank you to all who donated. We will see you again in May.

01/30/2026

Please consider purchasing a shirt. The women and men of the GFD would really appreciate it.

01/24/2026

Please stay safe, warm home during this snowstorm coming in tomorrow. Latest forecast is anywhere from 18" to 26". If you can stay off the roads please do, let the DPW plow the roads.
🚑 We're here if you need us. 🚒

Address

816 Forest Road
Greenfield, NH
03047

Telephone

+16035473501

Website

http://www.greenfield-nh.gov/

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