Londonderry ALERT

05/20/2026

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We have assisted supporting LFD in responding to two major fires over the last week. Given the timing of each event, and not to disrupt our team members who are working, a small contingent of our retired personnel were activated for both incidents. At the Justin Circle fire, Remi Fortin and Al Sypek offered snacks and beverages to responders. Remi Fortin and Brian Southmayd ensured responders' hydration and energy needs were met at the Gerry Lane fire. Good job team!

05/20/2026

We have assisted supporting LFD in responding to two major fires over the last week. Given the timing of each event, and not to disrupt our team members who are working, a small contingent of our retired personnel were activated for both incidents. At the Justin Circle fire, Remi Fortin and Al Sypek offered snacks and beverages to responders. Remi Fortin and Brian Southmayd ensured responders' hydration and energy needs were met at the Gerry Lane fire. Good job team!

05/17/2026

Are you interested in being part of a dynamic team that delivers essential safety services and search and rescue operations in our community? As a member, you will have access to complimentary training and certification programs. If you are 18 years or older and interested in learning more, attend our upcoming meeting. No prior experience is necessary; enthusiasm and a willingness to learn are vital. We can adapt to various skill sets and provide necessary training. Our next meeting will take place on Thursday, May 21st, at Londonderry High School from 7pm-8pm. Typically, we meet monthly at the Londonderry Police Station conference room, but will resume this schedule once the library staff returns to the library. Information packets will be distributed promptly upon request. Please provide your full name when requesting a packet. Contact Ava, PR and Membership, at [email protected].

04/16/2026

Today a group of ALERT team members provided first aid, CPR/AED and stopping life-threatening bleeding training to the men and women of Londonderry DPW

03/30/2026

On March 21st, a group of ALERT team members participated in a search and rescue drill in the Musquash area.

After meeting at a designated location on Faucher Road, the group was given a map and compass review as well as a communication plan. They were then directed to locate a hiker who was lost. The “lost hiker” was actually teammate volunteer Brian Southmayd. Brian was ambulatory and could communicate, but was lost near a ravine and some trails that he noted were marked in blue.

The group divided into two teams with a captain, a medical person, and designated a communications manager. As one team got closer to the suspected area they began using a whistle and calling Brian’s name. Brian responded and was successfully found.

As soon as Brian was located the second team was notified to stand down and the two groups met up. Once regrouped, the team did a nearly four mile round trip hike through some Musquash trails to become more familiar with them.

The final segment of that 8am to 12 noon session was a debriefing. The group agreed that outstanding radio and verbal communication was the highlight of the day.

03/12/2026

More than 20 ALERT team members volunteered to provide assistance with safe parking and traffic flow at the town elections and voting on Tuesday.

02/18/2026

Recently, numerous ALERT team members expanded their skill set through the Advanced Life Saving course, expertly instructed by three certified members of our team.

02/10/2026

Londonderry High School Seniors:

2 $1,000 ALERT Scholarships Available for Students Pursuing Public Service-Related College Majors. Apply Now- visit your Guidance & Counseling Office.

02/04/2026