New Castle Firefighters Remembered September 11

New Castle, NH — September 11 — New Castle Fire Department commemorated the 25th anniversary of the September 11, 2001, attacks with a day of remembrance for the victims, the first responders who acted during the crisis, and the survivors whose lives were deeply impacted.

This occasion allowed emergency services personnel to reflect on the vital roles played by firefighters, police officers, emergency medical teams, and other responders during the attacks and in the aftermath.

New Hampshire law mandates an annual observance of September 11 to honor and remember those who lost their lives.

The state also maintains a September 11 memorial that honors the victims and their families, including residents of New Hampshire who were among those killed.

In 2026, communities throughout New Hampshire held various remembrance events.

For instance, Dover dedicated a permanent 9/11 memorial on September 11, where fire, police, and other uniformed personnel participated in the ceremony.The memorial honored those who were killed, the first responders, survivors, and others affected in the years that followed.

New Castle Fire Department ensured continuous staffing and provided emergency services to the community throughout the event.

The 25th anniversary offered emergency services personnel another chance to remember the lives lost and to reaffirm the ongoing values of community, service, and preparedness.