Hanover Crews Responded to Second-Alarm Building Fire
Photo by Courtesy of Hanover NH Fire Department
Photo by Courtesy of Hanover NH Fire Department
Photo by Courtesy of Hanover NH Fire Department
Hanover, NH — September 17 — The Hanover NH Fire Department's C-Shift crews, including Tower 1, Ambulance 1, and Car 1, responded to a reported second-alarm building fire in Hartford. These units were dispatched to assist with additional fire suppression and emergency response efforts at the incident site.
Tower 1 provided aerial support, while Ambulance 1 was ready to offer emergency medical care as needed.
Car 1 was part of the department's command and support team during the operation.
The Hanover Fire Department regularly provides mutual aid to nearby communities in the Upper Valley when extra personnel or specialized equipment are required.
The department has a history of responding to other area departments for major incidents, including structure fires.
The Hanover Fire Department serves the residents, visitors, and Dartmouth College community by offering fire, rescue, and emergency medical services.
The department operates from its main station at 48 Lyme Road and also maintains a second station in Etna.
The C-Shift of the Hanover Fire Department includes a captain, lieutenant, and firefighters with paramedic and AEMT qualifications, as listed in the town's current duty schedule.
During the second-alarm response in Hartford, Hanover crews worked with local fire resources before returning to their home district.
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