Greenfield NH Emergency Management

03/15/2026

See if you are in a flood zone if it were to flood. Type in your address and see for yourself.

https://msc.fema.gov/portal/home?fbclid=IwY2xjawQj3FxleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFrZmU5UElPN25IdzBNUzUxc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHoCeu-692AtrFXeElcVwnQLyhrP7lK_gCsdbl8ocWuRm5iY_KC8v-OxwtKtI_aem_WAA6O7APbQm2__7_BNzvLA

The FEMA Flood Map Service Center (MSC) is the official public source for flood hazard information produced in support of the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). Use the MSC to find your official flood map, access a range of other flood hazard products, and take advantage of tools for better un...

03/15/2026

Be prepared if you live in low lying areas.

01/28/2026

Arctic cold is here through the weekend. Another major storm possible for Sunday. Please take this time to stock up supplies, clear your heating vents both interior and exterior, and be a good neighbor and make sure your elderly and disabled neighbors have whatever help they may need.

Your emergency management, public works, PD, and FD are all here if you need us 24/7.

01/24/2026

We are here for our community...

01/24/2026

If anyone is interested to follow FEMA Federal Emergency Management Agency we are REGION 1. You can also follow NH Homeland Security and Emergency Management for updates on the for warming stations, safety, and updated information. The Greenfield NH Emerency Management and The Greenfield, NH Volunteer Fire Department are here for you anytime of day or night.

01/24/2026

Be Safe. If you are not able to clear these vents, ask neighbor for friend to help.

Follow these fire and carbon monoxide safety tips while keeping warm during the upcoming snowstorm.

*Use generators outdoors with at least 20 feet distance from any windows and doors.
*Remove snow from around any exhaust vents.
*Keep snow and ice three feet away from fire hydrants.
*Safely clear your roof of ice and heavy, wet snow.

Follow NH Homeland Security and Emergency Management and visit ReadyNH.gov to learn more preparedness tips to help you and your family stay safe.

You can also stay informed by signing up for NH Alerts and monitoring National Weather Service radio or broadcast weather reports to keep track of changing conditions.

01/24/2026

Help is always available

If you do not have heat in your home after a storm, go to your nearest warming center. You can find this by calling 211 or your local fire department's non-emergency line. Protect yourself against frostbite and hypothermia.

01/24/2026

12/29/25 The State Emergency Operations Center (SEOC) has been activated at Enhanced Monitoring level as of 10 a.m. to closely monitor potential impacts from the ongoing hazardous weather. Under Enhanced Monitoring, personnel from our agency are staffed in the SEOC to provide situational awareness and immediate support should communities require assistance.

01/03/2026

We’re all looking for ways to start the new year off right - and what better way is there than to save a few lives? Next Tuesday, January 6th, from 9am-2pm, we’ll be hosting a blood drive with American Red Cross! We hope you’ll join us!

Visit www.redcrossblood.org/give and search up Zip Code 03047 under “Barbara C. Harris Camp and Conference Center” to pre-book your donation appointment today ♥️🩺

12/17/2025

Fast-moving rain storm hits Thursday and Friday, with gusts over 40 mph possible. Winds from the south can lead to more tree damage than normal as our winds generally come from the northwest. Temperatures to drop below zero Friday night. Snow is possible over the weekend. Please plan accordingly. 🌧️🌬️❄️

12/03/2025

Please follow READY.GOV on facebook and prepare for weather changes including winter storms.

https://www.facebook.com/readygov

NOTICE: This social media account will not be actively managed during the lapse in federal funding. We will not be able to respond or update until after funding is enacted.

Read more: https://go.dhs.gov/lapse-2026

12/02/2025

Winter Storms "Shelter in Place...