Temple Volunteer Fire Department

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Temple Volunteer Fire Department

It was incorporated in 1949 and is an 100% volunteer department with 24 members.

04/23/2026

At approx 17:34 yesterday TVFR and Peterborough Fire & Rescue Ambulance got dispatched to the area of 55 Hadley Highway for a MVA with rollover and driver out of the car. Upon arriving it was determined the young driver was not hurt and the ambulance could return. The TVFR did a sign off and waiting for the vehicle to be recovered by Maillet Auto Sales and Service LLC.

04/20/2026

A good busy weekend for TVFR. We had a live burn on Saturday all day and then today some of our members where honored with the Committee of Merit EMS unit citation. As Chief I am very proud of how hard every worked on Saturday and honored to have been in attendance for their citation today. Great job!!

04/15/2026

Temple TVFR along with New Ipswich Fire Dept and Lyndeborough NH Fire Department will be doing a live burn Saturday 4/18/26. This will be a all day event. NIFD will also be covering our town for any calls we may get. We will be over in the Converse Rd area so if you see or smell smoke in that area it is us. Any questions please contact Fire Chief George Clark.

03/14/2026

Temple will be hosting the FMO Thursday 3/19 @ 18:00 for a free 2-3 hr class on Heating and Fuel Gas Appliance Inspections. The class will be cref’d. This will be held at the Town Hall in the center of town. If you wish to attend please email Chief Clark at [email protected]

03/12/2026

Today Chief George Clark, Deputy Chief Ken Caisse and Captain Tim Pervere went to TES with two special guest. Deputy State Fire Marshal Adam Fanjoy and Anthem. Chief Clark did a quick talk on FF gear while Capt. Pervere dressed in the gear and then the floor was giving to Anthem who the kids wanted to see. It was a fantastic demo and everyone loved it. I would like to give a special Thank you to Olivia Garrity of the FMO for helping me set this up and a very big Thank you to DSFM Fanjoy and Anthem for their visit.

03/01/2026

A few member’s of TVFD went toMossy Creek Stables today to help Sharon Canne Re put her loop harness system on her baby Moose. TVFD will be getting this same system to help lift horses should the need arrive. We watched a short video on how to put it on and then got it on the “little guy”. Thank you to the TFVD auxiliary for making this purchase for us. With all the horses in town definitely something we need. Thank you Sharon for the pics.

02/27/2026

At approx. 7:29 this morning TVFR along with Peterborough Fire & Rescue ambulance got toned for a MVA at the corner of General Miller and East Rd. Upon C1’s arrival Temple-Greenville Police Dept was on scene. The driver was out of the car which was hiding on the other side of the snow bank. Peterborough ambulance evaluated and did a sign off. The vehicle was recovered by Maillet Auto Sales and Service LLC. For anyone keeping track the telephone pole was safe on this one!!!

12/24/2025

At approximately 15:07 today TVFR along with Peterborough Fire & Rescue ambulance was toned to a head on MVA on Rt 101. It was reported to be a car vs tractor trailer with 3 people entrapped. 50C1 asked for mutual aid and KCF started 3 ambulances. While responding 50C1 was notified of an update two occupants were out with one still entrapped. Upon arrival 50C1 and the first Peterborough ambulance found all 3 occupants out of the car. The 3 occupants were transported to manchester for further evaluation. The TT driver was not injured. Rt 101 was closed so several hours. The car was recovered by Steve’s Towing & Recovery and the TT was recovered by truck services unlimited towing and recovery. We were assisted on scene by Greenville-Temple Police Department, Peterborough Fire & Rescue, Wilton Fire Dept, NH, Town of Wilton, NH Ambulance Service, Wilton Police Department, Hillsborough County NH Sheriff's Office and NH DOT. Thank you everyone for your assistance.

12/19/2025

We got called to a MVA at the intersection of Rt 101 and Rt 45. When C1 arrived Greenville-Temple Police Department Chief was on scene. Jeep Cherokee got T b***d by a Toyota pickup. The driver of the pickup was transported by Peterborough Fire & Rescue Ambulance for lower back pain. We were assisted by 24C3. 101 was down to one lane while the vehicles were removed by Steve’s Towing & Recovery and Maillet Auto Sales and Service LLC. Some photo’s are from Justin Dole.

11/06/2025

Tonight we got toned to a MVA at the intersection of General Miller and East Rd. Report was car into a pole. When C1 arrived the Temple-Greenville Police Dept was on scene and the driver was out of the car just complaining of their hands hurting. The pole was broken and the PD had already called in the pole number. We did traffic control was the vehicle was removed by Maillet Auto Sales and Service LLC. The FD and Police cleared the scene and Eversource NH was gathering all the equipment and personnel to replace the pole.

10/21/2025

Mayday! Mayday! Mayday! Firefighter down! - are not words any of us want to hear, but it does happen, and we train to respond appropriately.

Last night, the Temple Volunteer Fire Department spent a few hours practicing rescue techniques for pulling a downed firefighter out of a burning building. We used a smoke barrel to create thick smoke, ran hose lines as we would for a real fire, then responded when the "call" came in that a firefighter was down.

We practice, but hope we never have to use such a crucial skill.

Thanks to Justin Dole from SWNH Alerts & Info for taking the pictures.

Address

Temple, NH
03084

Telephone

+16038018607

Website

http://templenh.org/

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