Hollis NH Fire Department

10/21/2026

At approximately 5:00 AM this morning, the Hollis Fire Department responded to a serious single-vehicle motor vehicle accident involving two occupants.

One of the occupants was trapped, requiring a prolonged extrication from the vehicle and was subsequently transported by medical helicopter to a trauma center for further treatment. The driver was also transported to a local hospital.

We would like to extend our sincere thanks to the Pepperell Fire Department and Townsend Fire Department for their assistance with the extrication and transportation of the patient to the helicopter landing zone. We would also like to thank the Nashua Fire Department for providing station coverage while our crews operated at the scene.

We are proud of the hard work and dedication shown by our crews and all agencies involved.

Our thoughts are with those involved and their families.

10/20/2026

Hollis Tanker 1 is operating in Pepperell, MA for a Working Fire (large mulch pile fire). Multiple tankers have been requested.

10/10/2026

Hollis Fire Department crews are operating in the Beaver Brook area off Proctor Hill Road for a report of a missing hiker.

UPDATE: Crews have located and made contact with the individual and are currently assisting him out of the wooded area.

09/25/2026

Hollis Engine 2 is responding to cover the Amherst Fire Central Station while Amherst companies operate at a serious Motor Vehicle Crash on Rt-101.

09/25/2026

With cooler weather settling in and heating season approaching, now is a good time to make sure your chimney is ready for regular use.

Have your chimney inspected and cleaned annually, remove creosote buildup, and always burn dry, seasoned wood. A little preparation now can help reduce the risk of a chimney fire this fall and winter.

— Hollis Fire Department

09/11/2026

The Hollis Fire Department mourns the passing of retired Fire Chief Edward “Ted” Chamberlain. We are grateful for his 44 years of dedicated service to our department and the Hollis community. Rest in peace, Chief.

08/29/2026

PUBLIC NOTICE – LIVE FIRE TRAINING

Residents and motorists in the area of Silver Lake Road and Toddy Brook Road may notice increased fire department activity and smoke in the area today.

Hollis Fire Department crews will be conducting live fire training at this location until approximately 4:00 PM. This is a planned training exercise, and there is no emergency.

We appreciate the community’s awareness and cooperation while our members complete this important hands-on training.

A special thank you to Nashua Fire Rescue for providing coverage for the Town of Hollis while our crews participate in today’s training.

08/27/2026