The Hooksett Fire-Rescue Department provides a wide variety of services to the citizens of Hooksett. All of the member’s commitment and compassion to this job is outstanding.

Our 37-member Department serves with honor and courage providing emergency service second to none. Whether visiting our website for business reasons or just for pleasure, we hope that you will find all of this information informative.

Thanks for stopping by our website, feel free to contact us with any questions or comments; we appreciate your input and always look for ways to improve.

During a disaster or an emergency, people with functional needs may require assistance with communication, medical support, or transportation. This voluntary assessment is part of an annual program through the Hooksett Emergency Management Office to identify people who may need assistance in the event of an emergency. Learn More

If you recently received emergency medical care from the Hooksett Fire-Rescue Ambulance Service: we would like to ask you a few questions regarding your recent experience, in order to ensure and continually improved the quality of service.

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Hooksett is among four New Hampshire communities to be awarded an Artifact salvaged from the World Trade Center. The artifact is a piece of steel measuring 45”x 14”x 14” and weighs 593.5 lbs. According to Port Authority of NY & NJ officials, the steel thickness indicates that this artifact was in the upper floors although it’s unclear if it originated from North or South Tower.

The Artifact was picked up at JFK Airport in New York City courtesy of firefighters who volunteered their time and donated transportation costs to bring this piece of history to Hooksett. It will eventually.... Read More....

Zane Sundquist is the newest member of the Hooksett Fire-Rescue Department.

Firefighter Sundquist previously worked as a volunteer for Tuftonboro Fire Rescue and as a Paramedic for Rockingham Regional Ambulance. A graduate of the New Hampshire Fire Academy Recruit School in Concord, NH, Firefighter Sundquist also graduated from American Medical Academy in Miami, FL where he earned his Paramedic certificate while riding with Miami-Dade Fire Rescue. He is also a certified Tactical Medic through Rescue Training Inc. in Savannah GA.

Firefighter Sundquist also graduated from Excelsior College in Albany, NY earning a Bachelor degree with a double major in Psychology and Business Management.

Welcome to Hooksett Zane and good luck!

Posted November 15, 2011

A burning permit shall be obtained before kindling any outside fire in the Town of Hooksett NH. Permits can be obtained at either of the fire stations. For more information visit our Burning Permits page.

Hooksett Fire Rescue in partnership with The Home Depot and Lowe's have made smoke alarms available to those who need them at no charge.

It is the mission of the Hooksett Fire Rescue Department to provide for the safety of it's citizens. One way is to make every effort to ensure that there are working smoke alarms in every home.

At HFRD, we value the relationship with local businesses such as The Home Depot and Lowe's making programs like this possible.

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YOUR SMOKE DETECTOR

Firefighter Jeremy Doyle has been promoted to Lieutenant replacing Lieutenant Sean O'Brien who retired with 28 years of service to Hooksett Fire Department. Lieutenant Doyle begins his new duties on August 8, 2011 on "Group 4". Lieutenant Doyle holds an Associates Degrees in Fire Science, and other State of NH Certifications.

We wish Lieutenant Doyle the best as he meets the challenges of his new position. Congratulations Lieutenant!

Pleasant Street Third Alarm
Photo Courtesy of Robyn Cushing