Wentworth Fire & EMS

10/10/2026

THERE IS A BRUSH PILE BURN PERMIT OUT TONIGHT AT THE SNOWMOBILE CLUB NORTH DORCHESTER RD

10/10/2026

Saturday October 31st from 5 to 8 pm will be the Town wide Trick or Treat, We will be at the station stop by

10/01/2026

Training scenario. Wentworth Fire and EMS conducted a night time operation EMS training exercise on the Ames property last night. The scenario involved a hunter who had fallen from a tree stand during nighttime getting ready toget out of the stand and woods. The caller had gone in to find out why the patient had not come out to their meeting point.
The patient presented with a headache, vomiting, shoulder and knee injuries, and active seizures indicating a possible brain bleed. Deployment and equipment. Crews assembled in a field, received information and put dhart on alert right away, received more information about the patient’s condition and location, and deployed Engine 2 with the utility trailer. Equipment included the side-by-side, Stokes basket, rescue boggan, first-due bags, portable generator with lighting, extra blankets, and other rescue gear. Four personnel rode into the woods on side by side to locate the patient and begin care, while additional personnel walked in to assist.
Patient care and medevac coordination. Crews completed primary and secondary patient assessments. After determining that the patient was critical because of the head injury and active seizures, they simulated a DHART medical flight, obtained GPS coordinates, and assigned a crew member at the truck to establish a helicopter landing zone in the field where the patient would be brought out of the woods to .
Extraction and handoff. Crews packaged the patient, checked vital signs every five minutes, loaded her into the rescue boggan, and transported her to the landing zone. The landing zone officer provided updates on the helicopter’s estimated arrival time and confirmed when it was on the ground.
Training outcome. EMTs, EMRs, and firefighters worked together toward the same goal. The exercise provided valuable experience with equipment and operations that could be required on a similar call, including patient location and care, landing-zone coordination, rescue-boggan and side-by-side operation, stokes usage and communication among teams. OUR NIGHT TIME PICTURES WERE NOT GREAT we will try better next time out. Our crews enjoyed this training and had a good time while learning, there were waters and snacks back at the station and all operations were discussed and viewed to see where we needed improvement. A great team to work with!!

09/24/2026

We’re always happy to help our neighbors! We also thank Warren Fire for providing backup when part of our crew was responding to a fire in Canaan, leaving us with limited personnel for a medical call in town. We had placed Warren Fire on automatic response for our calls while we were responding ton Canaan. Although some of our firefighters and a EMT were able to respond to the medical call, we appreciated that Warren Fire had our back arriving on scene quickly and handled our second call.

09/24/2026

🚨 YOUR COMMUNITY NEEDS YOU! 🚨
Are you looking for a meaningful way to give back to your hometown? The Wentworth Fire & EMS Department is actively looking for dedicated neighbors to join our team!
🚫 No prior experience required! We provide and pay for all the training and certification programs you need to become a successful Wentworth Firefighter & EMS team member.
💵 We respect your time. While this is a service to our town, we provide a stipend amount to help compensate you for your dedication.📈
Our Growth in Just One Year: Recently, we took on the challenge of handling EMS as your first response primary emergency medical team. Thanks to the hard work of your neighbors, our firefighters have in just over a year have added:• 2 EMRs (Emergency Medical Responders)
• 4 EMTs (with 1 more finalizing their EMT program right now!)
• 1 Advanced EMT (currently enrolled in AEMT classes)
We have also fully purchased the required gear and outfitted one of our primary apparatuses to handle Basic Life Support (BLS) emergency care.
⚠️ Why we need you. Calls for service are increasing, and we are frequently handling multiple emergencies at the same time. We would love more hands on deck to ensure Wentworth and assist our neighboring towns stay safe and protected.
Our department is ever evolving and moving forward with various projects to include building a new station, looking into a rescue and the list goes on. All of these projects are in the works and can always use your help. So become part of a trusted and hard working team and come on board.💬
Ready to see if you have a future with us? Come check us out! Call the Chief directly at 📞 603-764-9992 to schedule a time to chat. Neighbor helping neighbor

09/20/2026

I have found out that either myself or the fire department page/messenger was hacked Wentworth fire is not selling items garments shirts or any of the above on the internet.. it will come to you in the form of a couple different websites Please don't click on any items that you may have been sent I am sorry if you are receiving any of that spam from Wentworth Fire or me. I have made some changes to hopefully correct the issue again I apologize. Jeff NOTE it appears to be a scam company know as golden 7

09/11/2026

There will be a large permitted brush pile being burnt tonight behind race track area, will be seen from rt 25 near the Rumney Wentworth Town line

09/11/2026

Today is a day we will never forget. We remember and honor all those who lost their lives in the attack on our country.
We also recognize the families and loved ones whose lives were forever changed by that loss. Their grief and resilience deserve our continued remembrance and respect.
In that same spirit of remembrance, we pay tribute to the firefighters, EMS professionals, and police officers who put everything on the line. Their courage and sacrifice will never be forgotten.
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Tribute To All The Firefighters who risked their Lives To Save The ...

09/08/2026

UPDATING CALLS FOR SERVICE
8/20/2026 unconcious/fainting Wentworth fire patient care,Plymouth ambulance to transport.
8/21/2026 Delta level vehicle/motorcycle accident Wentworth fire Plymouth ambulance patient refused care signed off State police.
8/24/2026 Heart problems A.I.C.D Charlie level went off several times Wentworth Fire Plymouth Ambulance
8/28/2026 Automatic to Warren for an ATV accident Wentworth with utility and side by side canceled enroute.
9/1/2026 unconscious person in roadway rt 25a Wentworth Fire, Wentworth police Upper valley ambulance and Orford fire. Plymouth Ambulance canceled. Companies were toned from multiple departments due to location being questionable of exact location.
9/1/2026 medical service call Assist getting patient into home from a hospital stay Wentworth Fire
9/2/2026 Animal Rescue Wentworth fire 11 members on scene to assist.
9/2/2026 Patient had fallen possible check for injuries Wentworth Fire Plymouth Ambulance, On this call we were in the middle of the animal rescue we split the crew and a portion went to provide patient care and lift assist along with Plymouths crew.
9/3/2026 Unconscious patient ,fainting, Delta level Wentworth Fire Plymouth ambulance to transport
9/5/2026 Automatic to Warren for an ATV accident 42e2 42u1 with side by side, Warren had multiple pieces on scene Rumney ambulance
9/5/2026 Patient lift assist Wentworth Fire Rumney ambulance.
9/5/2026 Stroke CVA Wentworth fire and EMS Rumney EMS and ambulance to transport.

Note in all of the calls we are putting our EMRs and EMTs on the scenes providing patient care per the state protocols . Realize that for every call we go on be it medical or fire we have approx. 1 to 1 1/2 hours of incident reporting time that goes to state and or national reporting system The initial call is just a portion of what is being done, back at the station we are restocking medical supplies, cleaning equipment getting things readied for the next run. WE are always looking for more people to Join our team. We will train and sometimes feed you.

09/07/2026

We are doing another member spotlight Jason Stone ! this young man has just completed and passed his national EMT testing and is in process of receiving the state license. We want to share that he has been one of our member spotlights before and continues to add to his training this time in the medical field, Well done Jason we thank you for your commitment and dedication to the department .