In 2016, Fire Mutual Aid Dispatch Center dispatched 19,670 incidents. From 2014, this is an increase of 1,715 incidents in a two year period. The incidents range from a medical house call with a single unit responding to major motor vehicle accidents and multiple alarm fires with many units and towns responding. For instance, the 190 acre brush fire in April in Stoddard was counted as one incident but lasted for days with many resources sent. The workload in this case was enormous for the dispatchers on duty to coordinate such a huge response. The number of incidents per year clearly does not define the constant workload in the dispatch center.
PORTABLE RADIOS
Southwestern NH District Fire Mutual Aid has received a grant to purchase some Motorola APX 8000 All band P-25 radios and will pass on the savings to members wishing to take advantage of the lower pricing. If interested contact Chief Philip Tirrell at 603-352-1291 in the next 2 weeks for prices and ordering.
DISPATCHER JOB OPENING
CONGRATULATIONS
Congratulations to Deputy Chief Joe Sangermano for 28 years of dedicated full time service to Fire Mutual Aid. He started part time in September 1988.
ON THIS DATE IN HISTORY
FIREFIGHTER SAFETY PPE/SCBA
TRAINING
CONGRATULATIONS
Congratulations to Dispatcher Ryan Shafer for 1 year of dedicated service to Fire Mutual Aid.
CANCER AWARENESS WITH FIREFIGHTERS
CONGRATULATIONS
Congratulations to Lt. Ed Mattson for 18 years of dedicated service as a part time dispatcher. Ed also had 21 years of full time service, giving him a total of 39 years of service to Fire Mutual Aid.