Press release from Chief Lund regarding the 4 alarm brush fire from yesterday.

This past Saturday NIFD responded to Ashby for a Working Fire. We also handled and alarm activation for them as well.

Fire Danger is LOW, written burn permits are required.

Fire Danger today is MODERATE, reminder written burn permits are required.

Fire Danger is LOW Today. Written burn permits are required for all outside burning.

Fire Danger is MODERATE, written burn permits are required for all outside burning

Fire Danger is LOW, Written Burn permits are required.

Due to high fire danger, all brush permits (Category III Permits) in the town of New Ipswich will be suspended until further notice. Campfires with valid permits will still be allowed but all state laws apply. Thank you for your assistance

Fire Danger is LOW today. Written burning permits are required for ALL outside burning.

Fire Danger is LOW today. Written burn permits are required for all outside burning.

Fire Danger is MODERATE, written burn permits are REQUIRED for ALL outside burning.

Due to high fire danger and red flag warnings, all category II (campfires) and Category III (brush) permits in the town of New Ipswich are suspended today, Friday 4/22. All category III (brush) permits will also be suspended Today through Sunday 4/24 at 5pm.

For the second time in a week our Firefighters battle a building fire. Thank you to our NH and MA mutual aid agencies!

Photos by David Bryce of Strike The Box Photography! Thanks David! striketheboxphotography.com/p913761691

The predicted fire danger today is high. Special Weather Statement issued for elevated fire weather danger. Potential for uncontrolled fire spread due to dry and windy conditions in combination with dead and drying fuels.

Per order of the Fire Chief all open burning is suspended until further notice.

Fire Danger is LOW written burning permits are required. Reminder that you can not burn brush until after 5pm!

Starting tomorrow, all outside burning in the town of New Ipswich will be suspended until further notice. This includes all Category II (campfires) and Category III (brush). The ban is due to the high fire danger posting from the state and extremely dry conditions in surface fuel

Reminder that open burning is still suspended in town.

The national weather serve has issued a Red Flag Warning for our area. This means that any outside fire can spread rapidly. The burn ban remains in effect for New Ipswich until further notice. This applies to all cooking, camping and brush burning.