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DAILY FIRE DANGER The daily fire danger index issued by the State of NH and can be found by accessing the link below. State of New Hampshire Daily Fire Danger Index
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SPRING IS A GREAT TIME TO UPDATE YOUR INFORMATION IT ONLY TAKES A FEW MINUTES TO HELP US KEEP YOU INFORMED IN THE EVENT OF A COMMUNITY EMERGENCY: The Salem Fire Dept. has implemented the CodeRED Community Notification System which gives town officials the ability to deliver pre-recorded emergency telephone notification/information messages to targeted audiences/areas or the entire town at a rate of up to 60,000 telephone calls per hour. Please register here to provide current and accurate information to assist us in providing you with the best emergency notification service available. |
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Our fire prevention bureau exists under authority as granted in Salem Municipal Code (SMC) Chapter 187, Fire Prevention. This local ordinance established a "Bureau of Fire Prevention" operating within Salem Fire Department.
The Salem Fire Department is staffed by:
Fire Marshal Jeffrey S. Emanuelson
Fire Inspector Robert E. Martin
Records Clerk Debra J. Scafidi
Salem Fire Department's Bureau of Fire Prevention has four main functional areas including:
The Bureau of Fire Prevention is responsible for all plans review (new construction and existing remodels), all construction, final inspections for Certificate of Occupancy, fire alarm and sprinkler system inspections and conducting inspections in existing buildings. A copy of our Automatic Sprinkler Regulations and Fire Alarm Regulations can be found on these links. The Town has adopted the 2006 edition of the International Fire Code and the 2006 editions of the National Fire Protection Association Life Safety Code (NFPA 101) and the Fire Prevention Code (NFPA 1) and the 2006 edition of the Uniform Fire Code. In addition, we have our own Fire Prevention Code (187) and Life Safety Code (216). These are part of the Town of Salem Municipal Code adopted by the residents of Salem.
The Bureau of Fire Prevention determines cause and origin of fires occurring within the community on request of the Incident Commander. The Bureau, along with assigned detectives of Salem Police Department and occasionally the New Hampshire Fire Marshal's Office investigates all suspicious fires.
The Bureau of Fire Prevention is also responsible for the Town's Public Fire Education Program. If you would like a fire official to speak to your group or association, please contact Debra Scafidi at (603) 890-2209 or by e-mail.
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Fire/Medical Emergency: 911 Non-Emergency: (603) 890-2200 Salem Fire Department Headquarters Contact Us (non-emergency) Follow us on Facebook: Request for Patches We cannot honor patch requests due to rising costs and increased security concerns. |