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The document outlines the application process for Level III and IV Adult and Pediatric Trauma Centers in New Hampshire, detailing required forms, supporting documentation, and guidelines for submission. It includes instructions for both initial and renewal applications, necessary attachments, and a Pre-Review Questionnaire (PRQ) that hospitals must complete prior to a site review. The purpose of the site review is to assess compliance with trauma hospital classification standards and ensure quality care for trauma patients.

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Whats the difference between fire marshal and fire warden?

Well actually, there is no difference. They are just two names with the same meaning and is often down to personal preference. In the UK, the responsibilities of a fire warden and a fire marshal are identical.

Who is the NH state fire marshal?

NEWS RELEASE: ONE PERSON DECEASED FOLLOWING RESIDENTIAL FIRE IN BARTLETT BARTLETT, N.H. New Hampshire State Fire Marshal Sean P. Toomey, Bartlett Fire Chief Jeff Currier and Bartlett Police Chief Christopher Keaton announce that one person has died following a fire at 102 Oak Ridge Road in Barlett.

How many fire departments are in New Hampshire?

There are a total of 227 local fire departments in NH, 40 of which are full-time departments but only six (6) use full-time personnel exclusively. The rest are combination departments.

Who is the commissioner of the NH DRA?

Lindsey M. Stepp is currently Commissioner of the New Hampshire Department of Revenue Administration and a member of the Board of Directors for the Federation of Tax Administrators.

Do state fire marshals carry guns?

Fire marshals may carry a weapon, wear a badge, wear a uniform or plain clothes, can drive marked or unmarked cars, and make arrests pertaining to arson and related offenses, or, in other localities, may have duties entirely separate from law enforcement, including building- and fire-code-related inspections.

How do I get into the New Hampshire fire Academy?

The statewide entrance exam is offered multiple times annually through the Fire Academy. Visit the NH Fire Academy Web site for information and access to printable exam application packet. All individuals who successfully complete this exam process are put on a list for the next year.

Is a fire marshal a law enforcement officer?

1:10 2:18 Theyre the bridge between firefighting. And policing keeping communities safe from fire-relatedMoreTheyre the bridge between firefighting. And policing keeping communities safe from fire-related crimes. So are Fire Marshals Law Enforcement Officers.

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