Belknap County (NH)
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Belknap County Map
Law Enforcement Unit IDs
- Sheriff Dispatch includes town police departments for most towns in the county.
ID | Description |
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01-29 | Belknap County Sheriff Deputies |
80-99 | Barnstead |
100-149 | Alton |
150-199 | Sanbornton |
200-299 | Belmont |
300-399 | Gilford (not dispatched on County Dispatch) |
400-449 | New Hampton |
450-499 | Center Harbor |
500-599 | Meredith (dispatched on Sheriff Dispatch from 12:00am to 8:00am) |
600-699 | Gilmanton |
700-799 | Tilton (not dispatched on County Dispatch) |
800-849 | Northfield (in Merrimack County but dispatched by Belknap County) |
900-999 | Laconia Police (not dispatched on County Dispatch) |
- The numbering system, using Alton as an example:
ID | Description |
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100 | Alton Police Station |
101 | Alton Police Chief |
102 | Alton Police lieutenant |
103 | Alton Police Day Sargent |
104 | Alton Police Night Sargent |
105-149 | Alton Police Officers (highest number actually much lower than 149) |
Lakes Region Mutual Fire Aid Station Numbers
Station No. | Location |
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1 | Alton |
3 | Belmont |
5 | Center Harbor |
6 | Barnstead |
8 | Gilford |
9 | Gilmanton |
13 | Laconia |
14 | Meredith |
17 | New Hampton |
19 | Sanbornton |
21 | Tilton-Northfield |
Lakes Region Apparatus IDs
- Ambulance - A unit designed and licensed to transport patients.
- Boat - A watercraft operated by a member department.
- C - An officer or member, having command authority.
- Car - A vehicle used primarily for transporting personnel, communications equipment or other equipment used to support fireground operations.
- Engine - Firefighting apparatus equipped with a fire pump of at least 750 GPM capacity and carrying not less than 500 gallons of water.
- Forestry - A vehicle which is primarily used in grass, brush or forest fire suppression.
- Ladder - Firefighting apparatus equipped with an aerial ladder, elevating platform, tower or snorkel.
- Portable - A portable radio.
- Rescue - A vehicle used primarily to transport equipment and/or manpower for the purpose of removal or extrication of victims requiring fire department assistance.
- Tanker - Firefighting apparatus used primarily for hauling water, with or without a fixed fire pump, and carrying more than 1,000 gallons of water.
- Tower - Firefighting apparatus equipped with an elevating platform, tower or snorkel.
- Utility - Firefighting apparatus not categorized by another letter designation used to provide support services.
- Warden - An individual designated by the state as a Warden, Deputy Warden or Special Deputy Warden.
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