Atkinson

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Fire Department

Officers

  • Chief - Michael E. Murphy
  • Deputy Chief - Kevin J. Landry
  • Fire Captain - David Holigan
  • Lieutenant - Al Goldstein
  • Lieutenant - Jeffrey Murphy
  • EMS Captain - Frederick P. Beckwith
  • EMS Lieutenant - Paula Holigan
  • Members -
  • Albert Apitz Daniel P. Beckwith Ryan H. Dame Joshua Dugdale Charles D. Earley
    Andrew Fournier Ronald Gale Darrell Hollenbeck Andrew Cammilleri Nikolaos Hantzis
    Jason Landry Abigail Laurence Joseph Martin Andrew Murphy Shane Murphy
    Robert Neil Nicholas D. Orio Carroll B. Ray John F. Rockwell Brennan Scott
    Christopher Slavit Edward A. Stewart Donna J. Sullivan Matthew Tombarello Jared Walker
    Stephen J. Wooster Al Briand Andrew Schafer    
  • Fire Department Clerk -
  • John F. Rockwell
  • Fire Inspectors -
  • Charles D. Earley
  • Forest Fire Warden -
  • Michael E. Murphy
  • Deputy Wardens -
  • Albert Apitz Darrell A. Hollenbeck Kevin J. Landry
    Donald L. Murphy Edward A. Stewart David M. Weymouth
  • Firefighters Association -
  • Brennan Scott, President

Contact Information

  • By Phone
    • EMERGENCY: 911
    • POISON CONTROL: 800.222.1222
    • NON EMERGENCY Business Phone: 603.362.5611
    • Fire Inspector (Voice Mail): 603.362.4203
    • Fax: 603.362.9295
  • By Email
  • By Mail
    • Atkinson Fire Department, Town Of Atkinson NH, 1 Academy Avenue, PO Box 6, Atkinson, NH 03811

Available Forms and Documents

Useful Links

FAQ's

  • Q - Where do I obtain a Fire Permit?
    • A - Fire Permits are obtained locally through the Forest Fire Warden, Deputy Warden’s and Issuing Agents. You can contact the Forest Fire Warden Michael E. Murphy at the Atkinson Fire Department non emergency business phone for more information.
  • Q - How much does a Fire Permit cost?
    • A - There is no cost to obtain a written fire permit.
  • Q - When is a Fire Permit required?
    • A - A Fire Permit is required anytime there is not a 100 foot radius of complete snow cover around the fire.
  • Q - What time can a fire be kindled?
  • Q - Can I burn trash?
    • A - Residential trash burning is a public health risk. State law, RSA 125-N strictly prohibits trash burning . Please read the No Trash Burning Brochure above for more information.
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