Enfield NH Fast Squad

05/29/2026

For our May training we focused on treatment of traumatic injuries 🚑

05/29/2026

We still have spots open for Saturday’s class! Message us if you want to join!

Enfield Fast Squad is holding a CPR class open to the public on May 30th from 1-4pm (could end earlier if all topics are covered).

-Location: Enfield Public Safety Complex at 6 Granite Place, Enfield NH 03748
-Price: $40/person which covers the cost for supplies and an American Heart Association completion card. Cash or check only.

Email Taylor, our training officer at EnfieldAmbulance@gmail.com to book your spot today!

05/25/2026

Today, Memorial Day, we honor the courageous men and women from New Hampshire and throughout our nation who have made the ultimate sacrifice in defense of our nation and freedoms. We remember these heroes for their unwavering commitment and selfless service, which stand as a testament to the enduring spirit of our country.

As part of this remembrance, we extend our deepest gratitude to their families and to all who continue to serve our great nation. May we never forget their sacrifice and continue to uphold the values for which they gave their lives.

05/23/2026

We wanted to thank the 6 Enfield residents for taking some time out of their day and joining us for the NH CPR Challenge and learning hands-on CPR. Just one person can save a life!

There’s still time to join the challenge and learn how you can save a life! See available classes around NH below:
https://cprchallengenh.com/trainings

05/22/2026

This week, we proudly recognize and celebrate EMS Week and the incredible members of the Enfield Fast Squad who volunteer their time to serve our community when help is needed most. Their dedication, compassion, professionalism, and commitment to the people of Enfield do not go unnoticed. We also want to recognize our mutual aid partners from Lebanon NH Fire Department and Canaan Emergency Medical Services, who play a vital role in helping us provide quality emergency care to our communities.

Thank you to all current and past members of the Enfield Fast Squad for your service, sacrifice, and countless hours spent protecting and caring for others. Your hard work makes a difference every single day.

Please join us in thanking our EMS personnel during EMS Week for everything they do for our community!

05/20/2026

Happy EMS Week!

To every EMT, paramedic, dispatcher, firefighter-medic, flight crew member, ER tech, and the countless support staff who run toward the chaos when the rest of us run away—thank you. From the bottom of our hearts.

This week isn't just another checkbox on the calendar. It's a chance to pause and truly see you. The ones who crawl into mangled cars at 2 a.m. on rain-slick highways. The ones who hold a terrified child's hand while starting an IV. The ones who deliver the worst news a family will ever hear with gentleness and dignity. The ones who carry the weight of every call long after the shift ends.

You see people on their absolute worst days—broken, bleeding, panicked, grieving—and you meet them with steady hands, calm voices, and compassion that never seems to run out, even when your own tank is on empty. You miss birthdays, holidays, school plays, and anniversaries because someone else's emergency doesn't wait. You come home smelling like diesel, blood, and sweat, too wired to sleep, knowing tomorrow you'll do it all over again.

You've carried strangers who became some mother's son, someone's grandfather, a little girl's hero. You've brought people back from the brink when science said they shouldn't be here. You've held the line between life and death so many times that the rest of us almost take it for granted—until it's our loved one on the stretcher, and suddenly we understand what you really are: real-life guardian angels in turnout gear and tactical boots.

The job asks everything of you. It takes pieces of your heart, your sleep, your peace of mind. And still, you show up. Day after day. Night after night. In blizzards, heat waves, pandemics, and everything in between.

So during this EMS Week, we want you to feel seen. We want you to know that your exhaustion matters. Your sacrifices matter. The quiet moments when you cried in the ambulance bay after a pediatric arrest, or laughed with your crew at 4 a.m. just to stay sane—those moments matter. You matter.

To the rookies just getting started and the veterans with decades of scars and stories: thank you for answering the call when the world needed you most. Thank you for every life touched, every family comforted, every second chance you helped create. We couldn't do what you do. Most people can't. That's why you're extraordinary. Today and every day, we honor you, we appreciate you, and we pray for your safety. Keep fighting the good fight. We've got your back.

Happy EMS Week—with all the gratitude in the world.

----Team USFRA
https://www.usfra.org/public-safety-discussions/happy-ems-week-from-usfra

05/18/2026

Enfield FAST Squad and Enfield NH Fire Department are honoring EMS Week by joining the statewide NH CPR Challenge!

We still have openings for a FREE Hands-Only CPR class TOMORROW, MAY 19 from 6-7pm at our Emergency Operations Complex at 6 Granite Place in Enfield.

To RSVP: Visit https://cprchallengenh.com/trainings and find Enfield.
There are also many free classes around New Hampshire on this site as well!

05/17/2026

EMS Chief Richard Martin presented Police Chief Roy Holland with a plaque at our annual FAST squad dinner last month, honoring his retirement and selfless service to all public safety departments and the Town of Enfield.

Additionally, Chief Martin presented our Assistant Chief/AEMT Austin Lyman with the 2025 EMT of the Year award. Austin exemplifies leadership by responding to the most EMS calls in 2025, always going above and beyond for his patients, and by taking new EMS providers under his wing to mentor them.

Lastly, Chief presented our Training Officer/AEMT, Taylor Martin, with a Training Officer award to highlight her outstanding work managing our staff’s credentials, becoming an AHA CPR instructor and Stop The Bleed instructor, and ensuring we have monthly trainings that are interesting and fun. Taylor is organized, thoughtful, and is an excellent patient care advocate and always pushes us to “practice like we play.”

Please help us congratulate all on their achievements and kick off EMS week! 🌟

05/14/2026

🥁ATTENTION: PARTICIPANTS WANTED🎺

The Town of Enfield warmly invites all veterans, community members, businesses, and organizations to join us in honoring those who have served at our annual Memorial Day Parade!

The parade will proceed up Route 4 and stop at the Veteran’s Memorial Park, followed by going to Oak Grove Cemetery, and proceeding back onto Main Street to the bridge by Copeland Block, and end back at Whitney Hall. A brief ceremony to honor our veterans will be held at each location.

Veterans are wanted to walk in the parade as a way to honor and remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. Your presence helps keep their legacy alive and ensures their service is never forgotten.

If you are wanting to participate, please contact Brooke at psac@enfieldnh.gov, or call 603-632-7501

We hope to see you there as we come together to honor and remember!

05/13/2026

Enfield Fast Squad is holding a CPR class open to the public on May 30th from 1-4pm (could end earlier if all topics are covered).

-Location: Enfield Public Safety Complex at 6 Granite Place, Enfield NH 03748
-Price: $40/person which covers the cost for supplies and an American Heart Association completion card. Cash or check only.

Email Taylor, our training officer at EnfieldAmbulance@gmail.com to book your spot today!