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A joint investigation is underway after a floor collapsed at a wedding venue in the White Mountains community of Tamworth on Saturday.
The New Hampshire State Fire Marshal’s Office can verify that there was no sprinkler system installed in the building, and the fire alarm system was operational and activated at the time of the fire.
Tramway inspectors with the New Hampshire State Fire Marshal’s Office responded and determined that an adult male was in a chair when it dislodged from the Flying Bear lift and fell approximately 20 feet.Â
Just before 4 p.m. Sunday members of the Bedford Fire Department and Bedford Police Department responded to 99-2 Pulpit Road for a medical call. When they arrived, they found two people, a male and a female, deceased inside the home.
CONCORD, NH – Community Risk Reduction (CRR) Week kicks off January 15 on Martin Luther King Day, a National Day
NH Fire Marshal issues a reminder about how to be safe, not sorry, over the holidays.
Volunteers and members of MFD will conducting a two-day installation blitz on July 11 and 12 throughout the city. If you are in an owner-occupied home and meet the criteria you are eligible for a free smoke and carbon monoxide alarm.