CHIEF COORDINATOR

Southwestern New Hampshire District Fire Mutual Aid System, with a membership of 78 cities and towns in NH and VT., has an opening for a Chief Coordinator. This highly visible public safety position is involved in all aspects of planning, organizing, and managing the Communication Center and the District Fire Mutual Aid System. Duties include establishing and maintaining operating standards and procedures designed to ensure compliance with all applicable codes and laws, budget preparation, human resources management, as well as overseeing operation of system radio shop. Minimum Qualifications: High school diploma; college degree in business or fire science is preferred. Firefighter II or Career Level Certification. Candidate should have outstanding leadership, managerial and interpersonal skills, with at least five years of supervisory experience. Must have the ability to establish and maintain effective working relationships with member towns, civic groups, and the public. Successful grant writing skills are essential. Experience in the operation of a public safety communication center is preferred. A competitive salary and benefit package is offered.

Application Process: Please submit cover letter and resume to Southwestern New Hampshire District Fire Mutual Aid System, PO Box 443, Keene, NH 03431. Application Deadline is June 1, 2007.

Greenfield has multiple alarms

Greenfield 5-01-07 019May 1 1620 hours Greenfield NH 8 Slip Rd Thompon res. Mutual Aid from Peterborough, Francestown, Bennington, Hancock, Antrim, Jaffrey covered Peterboro, Dublin covered Greenfield, Lyndeborough covered Greenfield, Deering Covered Bennington, Temple covered Peterborough, Wilton Covered Greenfield, Meadowood covered Peterboro, Jaffrey Ambulance covered Peterborough. Greenfield 5-01-07 029 Greenfield 5-01-07 030

DUBLIN FIRE GOES TO 4 ALARMS

Dublin-W Lake Rd   04-23-07 027On April 23rd at 13:35hrs dispatch took a call reporting a house fire on McFarland Ln. While enroute 8C1(Chief Vanderbilt) could see smoke from across the lake and requested a 2nd alarm. Upon arrival crews found heavy fire conditions on the 3rd floor of a 48x96 3 story house. Within a short time the 3rd and 4th alarms were struck for more man power. Approximately 60 firefighters from 26 towns were called in to help fight the blaze. All photos by George Brown. Dublin-W Lake Rd   04-23-07 043 Dublin-W Lake Rd   04-23-07 045 Dublin-W Lake Rd   04-23-07 044