
Welcome to the Conway Village Fire Department. Please take the time to browse around our pages. There is information regarding Safety Tips, Fire Permits, Fire Code and plenty of photos to look at in our Photo Gallery and Apparatus pages. Also, be sure to check back periodically as we will be constantly updating information and pictures. If you have any questions be sure to contact us.
Conway Village serves as the gateway to the Mt. Washington Valley. With a population of over 9,000 year round residents and upwards of 20,000 seasonal visitors, Conway Fire & Rescue services an area of over100 square miles including the Towns of Conway, Albany, portions of Madison and portions of the White Mountain National Forest. Conway Fire & Rescue operates with a full roster of 38 volunteer members, 3 Full-time Firefighters, and 1 Full-time Chief. With a full compliment of apparatus, including 2 Engines, a Tanker, a 95ft Platform Tower Truck, a Heavy Rescue, a Command Vehicle, an Operations vehicle, and a Forestry truck. Conway Fire & Rescue also provides full Emergency Medical care via two ALS Ambulances staffed 24/7. Please feel free to stop by the station during normal operations hours (6:00-18:00 M-F) for a tour of the apparatus and facility.
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Residents Effected by Tropical Storm Irene
FEMA phone number is 1-800-621-3362
For individual assistance questions in New Hampshire contact
Oscar Joseph at 603-228-5035
Beverly Hoffberg at 603-223-8085
Darrell Moses at 603-223-8099
Tracy King at 603-223-8096
The New Hampshire field office number is 603-223-8001
For help with flood insurance call
Lauren Pawlik at 617-832-4714
To contact the Town of Conway call 603-447-3811 and ask for
Jim Yeager or Tom Irving.
Information on Fuel tanks, HVAC and Electrical, click on the link below.
Fuel tanks / HVAC / Electrical
Fire Permits are Still Required
The State of New Hampshire requires all persons to obtain a fire permit before starting ANY outside fire unless the ground is covered with snow for an area at least 100 feet from where the fire will be. This must be done prior to starting the fire rain or shine. To obtain one of these permits, you must be at least 18 years old and be the landowner or have written permission of the landowner. Fire permits will not be given out on class 4 or class 5 fire danger days. For more information on fire permits click on CODES & INFO.
Seasonal Camp Fire Diagram
Gas grills or charcoal fires in a container up and off the ground on your own property do not require a fire permit.
