Farmington NH Fire Department

09/21/2026

Farmington Fire & Rescue is now offering monthly CPR classes!

Classes will be held on the last Saturday of each month. See the flyer below for details and registration information.

Learn CPR. You never know when you may need it.

09/11/2026

08/05/2026

Last night’s National Night Out was awesome!
A huge thank-you to the Recreation Department, Goodwin Library, PIP Rental, Scouts, Strafford County Public Health, and all of the local businesses, sponsors, and volunteers who helped make the evening possible.

Most importantly, thank you to everyone who came out, spent time with us, and helped make it such a great community event. It was wonderful seeing so many families laughing, visiting, enjoying the food, and having fun together.

The egg drop was definitely one of the biggest highlights of the night!

We had a blast and truly appreciate everyone who helped make the night such a success. We are already looking forward to the next one!

07/31/2026

If you or a loved one experiences chest pain or symptoms of a stroke (new facial droop, slurred speech, lack of control in your arms), don't delay. Call 9-1-1 immediately.

07/28/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Farmington Fire & Rescue Responds to Serious Rollover Crash

Date and Time of Incident: July 27, 2026, at 5:34 p.m.�
Location: 341 Route 11, Farmington, New Hampshire�
Incident Commander: Assistant Chief Seth Wentworth

On Monday, July 27, 2026, at approximately 5:34 p.m., Farmington Fire & Rescue was dispatched to 341 Route 11 for a reported motor vehicle rollover with two occupants trapped inside the vehicle.

Responding Farmington Fire & Rescue personnel included:
* Ambulance 2: Firefighter/EMT Sarah Gagne and Firefighter/EMT John Tierney
* Engine 1: Captain Brett MacHenry and Firefighter/AEMT Adam Bowden
* Car 1: Assistant Chief Seth Wentworth

Upon arrival, crews located a black SUV approximately 10 to 20 feet down a steep, rocky embankment with two occupants trapped inside.

One patient was removed from the vehicle and transferred to Farmington Ambulance 2. A trauma alert was issued, and lifeflight air medical
transportation was requested. Milton Fire
Department responded to establish and staff a landing zone at the New England Furniture parking lot.

Farmington Ambulance 2 transported the patient, accompanied by Frisbie EMS paramedics, to the landing zone. The patient was transferred to the lifeflight flight crew and flown to Maine Medical Center.

Rochester Fire Department assisted Farmington crews with removing the driver’s door, B-post, and rear door to gain access to the second occupant.

Crews used specialized rescue equipment, including a Stokes basket and a rope-assisted hauling system, to safely move the occupant up the steep embankment.

Farmington Fire & Rescue would like to recognize and thank the bystanders who stopped and provided assistance before emergency personnel arrived.

We would also like to thank Rochester Fire Department, Milton Fire Department, Frisbie EMS, lifeflight, Strafford County Dispatch, and Farmington Police Department and other responding law enforcement agencies for their assistance and coordinated response during this difficult incident.

No additional patient information will be released at this time.

Media Contact:�Assistant Chief Seth Wentworth�Farmington Fire & Rescue�Email: [email protected]�Phone: 603-755-2131

07/18/2026

📣Promotion announcement 📣 

Farmington Fire & Rescue would like to congratulate Captain Seth Wentworth, pictured on the left, on his promotion to Assistant Fire Chief, and Lieutenant Brett MacHenry, pictured on the right, on his promotion to Captain.

Both promotions are well deserved and reflect their dedication, professionalism, leadership, and continued commitment to the department and the community we serve.

Please join us in congratulating Assistant Chief Wentworth and Captain MacHenry on this outstanding achievement. We look forward to their continued leadership and the positive impact they will have on the future of Farmington Fire & Rescue.
Congratulations to you both!

07/16/2026

Major appliances, including air conditioners, should be plugged directly into a wall outlet. Never use an extension cord with a major appliance – it can easily overheat and start a fire.

07/14/2026

Farmington Fire & Rescue Welcomes New Ambulance

We are proud to officially place our new Ambulance into service.

We would like to sincerely thank the Town of Farmington, the Board of Selectmen, town officials, and our residents for their continued support. This important investment will help Farmington Fire & Rescue provide dependable emergency medical care for many years to come.

Thank you to everyone who helped make this possible!