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11/07/2026

It has been a busy week for the Wolfeboro Fire Department.

Between on shift training as well as new hire orientations crews have also responded multiple serious calls including a brush fire in the early hours Tuesday morning with off duty members responding to a medical call that occurred at the same time.

As well as a serious medical call on Tuesday requiring air medical transport to a regional trauma center. Including five other calls for service throughout the day

Today crews were dispatched to four calls all within the same hour requiring off duty and call members to cover the station.

Due to our staffing levels today all four calls were able to be answered by Wolfeboro ambulances.

As always we thank the community for your continued support and thank you to the Wakefield Fire Department for your response on Tuesday morning to assist with the brush fire.

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10/29/2026

At approximately 12:40 this afternoon the Wolfeboro Fire Department was dispatched in town for a traumatic injury resulting from a fall.

E3 A2 Car 1&3 responded.

Due to the extent of the injuries a medical helicopter from DHART was requested. Crews met the helicopter at Huggins Hospital.

The patient was transported to a local trauma center and is in an unknown condition.

We wish a speedy recovery to the individual.

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10/21/2026

Wolfeboro firefighters between 10:02 and 10:14 were dispatched to three simultaneous calls for service.

E3 with A2 responded to the first call and transported a patient to Huggins Hospital.

A1 with command staff and call members responded to the second call and transported one patient to Huggins Hospital.

The third call was handled by Tuftonboro Fire due to both Wolfeboro ambulances committed to the previous calls.

While we work through our current response matrix, we appreciate the continued support of the community and our mutual aid partners.

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10/16/2026

Major milestone for the Wolfeboro Fire Department and its members.

Today at 0800 the Wolfeboro Fire Department has officially taken over all emergency medical response and transports within the Town of Wolfeboro.

Professional Firefighters of Wolfeboro would like to take a moment and thank the community who have supported us during the ambulance project and hope that you will continue to support us as we continue our journey.

We would also like to thank the members of the Wolfeboro Fire Department who have worked countless hours this last year to include training on and placing new equipment into service so that we may always be ready to respond.

We extend a thank you to our partners at Huggins Hospital and our mutual aid partners in the Ossipee Valley and Lakes Region.

Again thank you, without the community support and backing during this endeavor none of this would be possible.

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09/11/2026

Today we remember all the 2,977 souls lost on September 11th,

25 years have passed since that tragic day in New York City, Shanksville, and the Pentagon. To all the first responders we say never forget.

343 Firefighters
37 Port Authority Officers
23 Police Officers
8 Emergency Medical Personnel

We also remember those that have lost their lives in the years following the attacks due to cancer and other related illnesses.

Never Forget

09/08/2026

While you were sleeping your Professional Firefighters of Wolfeboro responded to a gas leak due to a broken valve on a propane tank. Engine 3, Engine 2 and Engine 1 responded and with the help of D.F. Richard mitigated the incident using a flare off device.

A flare off device is a special piece of equipment used to safely burn off the contents of propane and other flammable gases in a controlled manner so the tanks can be repaired.

The station was staffed by off duty personnel and responded to a medical emergency.

Thank you to our mutual aid partners who were ready to assist us in a moments notice.

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09/06/2026

Professional Firefighters of Wolfeboro extend our deepest sympathies and condolences to the Raymond Fire Department and family of Firefighter Eric Philips.

08/30/2026

Yesterday members of group 1 were dispatched to a reported electrical fire on Sewall Rd. Engine 3, truck 5, and car 3 responded.

On the orders of Lt.Bellefleur a first alarm was struck bringing in mutual aid from surrounding communities.

Thanks to quick notification and a rapid knock down of the fire, the scene was quickly placed under control limiting damage to the home.

We want to thank our mutual aid partners, Tuftonboro and Wakefield who responded to the scene and Alton who provided station coverage while crews were committed.

We also thank the community for your continued support!

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08/27/2026

Group 3 responded to Abenaki Ski Area for a mountain bike rider who suffered injuries after a crash on the single track. Due to the location of the incident it took some time for crews to locate the patient.

Crews utilized the gator UTV to access and help remove the injured patient and with the assistance of Stewart’s Ambulance who then transported the patient to Huggins Hospital.

Later after the incident was handled, crew then responded to Center Street for a reported oven fire.

Members arrived and found a partially extinguished fire in the oven and assisted with removing burnt debris and fully extinguishing remaining fire. This call was brought under control quickly thanks to quick action of the home owner for calling 911 immediately.

The PFFW thanks Stewart’s Ambulance for the assistance with transporting the patient from Abenaki and standing by while crews operated at the fire.

As a reminder for cooking fires never use water to extinguish. If possible place a lid on top of the burning pot for stove top fires. Leave the oven door closed while shutting the oven off if possible for fires inside the oven.

We thank you for your continued support!

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08/14/2026

Your firefighters have been busy today! Between day to day tasks around the firehouse as well as handling 6 calls during the first 12 hours of their 24 hour shift, which included a boat response to Lake Wentworth for an accident. At the same time as the boat response administrative staff covered a detail for Lake Winnipesaukee Day. With 4 members on duty, all available resources were tied up during the boat incident, requiring off duty and call personal to respond back to the station to cover any additional calls for service. As always we appreciate the support of the community.

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