Plymouth Fire-Rescue

10/16/2026

Please note the updated location for this training. Space is still available.
To register, contact Anthony Booth. Information located on the flyer.

10/15/2026

Operation Santa Claus application and program dates are attached.

10/05/2026

🎅✨ **Hey Plymouth! Christmas is just around the corner and Santa needs a little help!** 🎄🎁

The elves at **Operation Santa Plymouth** are getting ready for another magical Christmas, and we’re looking for some **amazing local businesses** to join the fun! ❤️

Would you be willing to host an **Operation Santa toy donation box** at your business? 🧸🚂🎁 Every toy donated helps bring a little extra Christmas magic to a local child who deserves it. ✨

It takes a village to make Santa’s sleigh full, and **we’d love to have you be part of our team!** 🛷🎅❤️

📩 Interested? Contact **Tonya** at [email protected]
📞 **603-536-1253**

🎄❤️ **Let’s make some Christmas magic together, Plymouth!** ❤️🎄

🎅🎁✨

10/01/2026

Come join us for an Open House at the Plymouth Fire Department this Sunday.

09/28/2026

🔥 NFPA 1 & 101 Update Training

Join us October 21st from 6:00–8:00 PM at Plymouth Fire Rescue for an update on key changes and requirements in NFPA 1 and NFPA 101, presented by the NH Fire Marshal’s Office.

📍 42 Highland St., Plymouth, NH
📅 Registration Deadline: October 17th
📧 To register: [email protected]

🚒 Please share with anyone who may benefit from this training!

09/21/2026

09/17/2026

Tomorrow is the day to have your car seats checked to make sure they are installed correctly. In partnership with Plymouth Fire-Rescue

08/26/2026

Beginning on Thursday and Friday, August 27th and 28th, Highland Street paving work will start at 6am. Please seek alternative route, or expect heavy delays.

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08/25/2026

As a reminder, the boil order for Crystal Springs remains in effect.

Due to guidance form NH State Health & Human Services, it is recommended a boil advisory remains in place as the spring is not regularly tested for oddities, or actively monitored for bacteria or parasites such as Giardia and so forth. As this water source is natural, it is not treated and regulated, and we can not control what is exposed to the water.

We take water samples to the NH Water Analysis Laboratory on a quarterly basis, and those results are posted on the Town of Plymouth, NH website and here. The next sample is due to be tested in October. Thank you.