10/10/2026
🚒🚑 Chances are, if you were out and about yesterday, you might have come across our crew working at an incident. Within the 24 hour shift, Hooksett Firefighters responded to 16 Calls for service. This includes 7 motor vehicle accident, and several mutual aid responses.
🚑 08:33 - Medical incident requiring transport to the hospital via ambulance (A3)
🚒🚑 08:53 - Motor vehicle accident (E1, mutual aid ambulance from Pembroke EMS)
🚒🚑 08:56 - Medical incident requiring transport to the hospital via ambulance (E1, mutual aid ambulance from AMR)
🚑 09:37 - Medical incident requiring transport to the hospital via ambulance (A1)
🚑 11:51 - Medical incident requiring transport to the hospital via ambulance (A1)
🚑 11:52 - Medical incident requiring transport to the hospital via ambulance (A3)
🚒🚑 14:43 - Motor vehicle accident (E2, A3)
🚒🚑 15:21 - Motor vehicle accident (E2, A3)
🚒 16:39 - Fire alarm activation (E2, E5, A1, A3)
🚑 18:08 - Medical incident requiring transport to the hospital via ambulance (A3)
🚑 18:11 - Medical incident requiring transport to the hospital via ambulance (A1)
🚒 19:19 - Mutual aid response to a motor vehicle accident (E2)
🚑 21:57 - Mutual aid response to a motor vehicle accident (A1)
🚑 22:36 - Medical incident requiring transport to the hospital via ambulance (A3)
🚑 23:50 - Motor vehicle accident (A1)
🚒🚑 01:12 - Motor vehicle accident (E1, E2, A3)
Until 15:00, crews were operating at the minimum staffing of 6 members (officer and 2 FFs at each station). This limits the department response to 2 apparatus, requiring mutual aid to come in more often. 🔥
Between calls, crews participated in annual hose testing, along with a group dinner at station 1. 🍔🌭
Currently, the Hooksett Fire Rescue Department is 105 calls ahead of last year, with potential to grow. Despite this, crews are committed to providing the best service possible with the utmost professionalism.