Chesterfield Fire Dept.

Chesterfield Fire Dept. The Chesterfield Fire Department is a small department with two stations that protect the residents of the center and west villages of Chesterfield, NH whi

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State of New Hampshire Department of Safety

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Friday, August 20, 2021
Vanessa Palange
Community Outreach Coordinator
Homeland Security and Emergency Management
C: (603) 545-9499
PRESS RELEASE

PEOPLE IN NH SHOULD PREPARE NOW FOR TROPICAL STORM HENRI

CONCORD, N.H. – The New Hampshire Department of Safety Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management advises all residents and visitors to be prepared for impacts from Tropical Storm Henri, which is expected to arrive in the state on Sunday morning.

Forecasts predict that Tropical Storm Henri will reach hurricane force before making landfall in New England.

NH Homeland Security and Emergency Management, in coordination with other state and local partners, is closely monitoring the storm. Tropical Storm Henri will impact much of New Hampshire and everyone should take time to prepare now. Learn more about emergency preparedness at ReadyNH.gov - https://www.readynh.gov/disasters/hurricanes.htm.

“Tropical storms and hurricanes are not just a threat to coastal communities. High winds, heavy rainfall, tornadoes and flooding can occur anywhere in New Hampshire.” said state Homeland Security and Emergency Management Director Jennifer Harper. “Waiting until Sunday to prepare for this storm is too late. Prepare now for potential flooding and power outages.”
Harper offers the following safety tips:

• Sign up for NH Alerts or download the NH Alerts mobile app to receive free emergency notifications including weather alerts from the National Weather Service.
• Listen to the radio or television for the latest storm information.
• Tie down or bring indoors any objects that might be blown around by winds.
• Keep rain gutters and downspouts clear of debris to reduce home flooding risks.
• Heed instructions from local emergency officials and know how to safely evacuate should you be told to do so.
• If a Flash Flood Warning is issued for your area, immediately seek higher ground.
• Never drive through flooded roadways. Turn around, don’t drown.

These core steps are key to preparedness and keeping you and your family safe:
1. Stay informed by signing up for NH Alerts.
2. Make an emergency kit.
3. Have a family emergency plan.
4. Get involved in your community.

It is with much sadness that the Chesterfield Fire and Rescue announces the passing of Firefighter Steven Chickering Sr,...
04/28/2021

It is with much sadness that the Chesterfield Fire and Rescue announces the passing of Firefighter Steven Chickering Sr, a 39 year member of the Department. A celebration of life with the Pink Heals Firetruck, will be held Saturday May 1 at 1400 hrs at 115 Poor Rd in Chesterfield. Any personel that would like to participate in the Pink Heals Parade can meet at 1330 at Hannaford's in Brattleboro VT. Burial will follow at 1600 hrs at the Chesterfield West Cemetery on Poor Rd. Any personel attending just the burial, can meet at 1545, at 115 Poor Rd.

04/28/2021

It is with great sadness that Chesterfield Fire and Rescue announces the passing of Firefighter Steven Chickering Sr, a 39 year member of the Department. A celebration of life with the Pink Heals Firetruck, will be held Saturday May 1 at 1400 hrs at 115 Poor Rd in Chesterfield. Any personel that would like to participate in the Pink Heals Parade can meet at 1330 at Hannaford's in Brattleboro VT. Burial will follow at 1600 hrs at the Chesterfield West Cemetery on Poor Rd. Any personel attending just the burial, can meet at 1545, at 115 Poor Rd.

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492 Route 63
Chesterfield, NH
03443

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