WE NEVER FORGET
ATTENTION CHESHIRE COUNTY FIRE OFFICERS
All Cheshire County fire officers are invited to attend a meeting of the Keene Area Fire Chiefs on Wednesday, April 24, 2013, at 1830 hours. This group has been meeting in recent years on an informal basis to share knowledge and arrange group trainings and drills. We are looking to expand this group to include any interested officers from all fire departments in Cheshire County towns. If you have questions or are interested in attending this meeting, please RSVP by March 25 to Deputy Chief Mike Fuller, Spofford Fire Department, at 29fyrnut@gmail.com or 603-363-8202. Once attendance numbers are known, a central location for this meeting will be determined and emailed to those who RSVP.
Thanks,
Michael Fuller Deputy Chief Spofford Fire Department 603-363-8202 - home 603-209-4283 - cell 29fyrnut@gmail.com
ON THIS DATE IN HISTORY:
10 years ago on February 10, 2003, 2 people perished in a fire on Rice Farm Rd. in Dummerston.
TRAINING CLASS IN HINSDALE
DUBLIN AND MUTUAL AID COMPANIES FIGHT BUILDING FIRE
Dublin had a building fire last night. Call came in at 21:53 for a fully involved building at 154 Burpee Rd. Peterborough/Jaffrey/Marlborough/Harrisville/Hancock mutual aid to the scene. Harrisville covered Dublin. Command reported a large structure pretty much on the ground at 22:29.
ON THIS DATE IN HISTORY
February 7, 1993 - 20 years ago - Brattleboro, True Value Store fire on Putney Rd. Another fire fought in below zero frigid conditions.
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR SHANNON SARCIONE STODDARD FD
The Stoddard Fire Department regrets to announce the passing of Honorary Chief Shannon Sarcione, a 20 year member of the department. Calling hours will be this Friday, 1400-1600 and 1800-2000 at the Foley Funeral Home on Court Street in Keene. A memorial service will be held Saturday at 1100 at the James Faulkner School in Stoddard. Fire Department personnel are requested to meet at the Stoddard Congregational Church on Rte 123 North at 1000
STODDARD NH FIRE CAPTAIN REMEMBERED
BE AWARE
From our colleagues in VT and NY, we are hearing reports of a person appearing at fire/EMS agencies and identifying himself as working with Medicare on fraud investigation. In some cases, he is reported to show a list of services he has already visited, but when asked for ID, the man says that he is not permitted to carry even a business card when doing investigations. He then attempts to conduct crew interviews and take pictures of the ambulance base, vehicles, and personnel. If you encounter such an individual, we recommend that you not permit him interior access and that you notify law enforcement authorities and Maine EMS.










