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How do I obtain a Burning Permit?
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How do I get a copy of a Fire/EMS
report?
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How do I schedule
a fire station tour or arrange for a fire engine to stop
by a block/birthday party, etc.?
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How do I become a firefighter for
Hampton Fire/Rescue?
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Why does
the fire engine respond with the ambulance on emergency
medical calls?
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Where can
I get my blood pressure checked?
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Where can I get information on
youth firesetter prevention programs ?
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Who
can I call with questions about fire extinguishers ?
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Where can I learn
CPR ?
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Are fireworks allowed in Hampton?
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Can I sign up for the Hampton Fire
Rescue newsletter?
BURN PERMIT
GUIDELINES
ALL OUTSIDE BURNING
in the Town of Hampton requires a burn permit to be issued
either by the Town or State. Application shall be made
either in person or by calling the fire department at
926-3316. Burning cannot take
place between 9 am and 5 pm unless it is raining, the ground
is snow covered, or by State issued commercial burn permit. Burns should be
located a minimum of 50 feet away from buildings, fences,
power lines, etc. The burn site will be
inspected by Hampton Fire & Rescue prior to the issuance of
a permit. If your fire is
deemed a nuisance, you may be required to extinguish it
immediately. As stated on the
permit, the sole liability for damages or other costs
(including extinguishing) caused by your fire are your
responsibility.
For more information you can
call 926-3316 or go to the New Hampshire Division of Forests
and Lands Forest Protection Bureau website at:
http://www.dred.state.nh.us/divisions/forestandlands/bureaus/forestprotection/FirePermits.htm
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You can get a copy
of a Fire/EMS report by contacting the administration
offices at 926-3316 or stopping by Station 1 at 64 Ashworth
Avenue between the hours of 9:00 and 5:00 Monday-Friday.
You can call
the fire department secretary or the on-duty shift commander
at 926-3316 to make the appointment.
How do I
become a firefighter for Hampton Fire/Rescue?
Hampton
Fire/Rescue accepts applications from New Hampshire career
firefighters wishing to laterally transfer as well as from
candidates that have successfully completed the State of New
Hampshire's statewide firefighter entrance examination
process. For more information you can call Deputy Fire
Chief Steven Benotti at 929-1914 or check out the link to NH
Fire Standards and Training below.
http://www.state.nh.us/safety/fst/statetest.html
Fire engines are
dispatched on emergency medical calls that require advanced
life support, motor vehicle accidents and calls in which
additional personnel are needed to move the patient into the
ambulance. This allows for sufficient personnel on
scene to administer the advanced life support care and
treatment that is necessary. By sending the fire
engine we are using the most cost efficient method of
service delivery because it allows the firefighters to
respond to the medical call, provide the assistance needed,
and then immediately be available for another call. If
they were to use a different vehicle they would have to
return to the fire station first causing increase response
times and a longer wait for those who need help.
You can stop by
either fire station to have it checked. Fire Station #1 is
located at 64 Ashworth Avenue and Fire Station #2 is located
at 140 Winnacunnet Road. If you have difficulty getting out
you can call our dispatch at 926-3316 and ask to have
someone come to your home and check it.
Where can I get information on youth firesetter prevention
programs ?
The Fire
Prevention Bureau can assist you with this by calling them
at 929-1919.
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Who can I call with questions
about fire extinguishers ?
The Fire
Prevention Bureau can assist you with this by calling them
at 929-1919 or the on duty shift commander at 926-3316.
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Where can I learn CPR ?
Hampton
Fire/Rescue has members who are certified instructors of CPR. We also can
help you find upcoming classes in our area. You
can call Deputy Chief Chris Silver at 929-5810 for more
information.
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Are fireworks
allowed in Hampton?
The Town ordinance reads:
Chapter 6, Article 9:1
The sale, possession or display of fireworks is prohibited
in the Town of Hampton, except for displays as permitted by
RSA 160: B: 7 (Those are public displays that
require a state and local permit)
For more information or if
you have any questions please call the Fire Prevention
Bureau at 929-1919.
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Can I sign up for the Hampton Fire Rescue newsletter?
Yes, by
clicking here and
submitting your email address.
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