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16 Barnsdale Road residential fire report

At approximately 2:15 pm on September 21, 2026, the Nashua Fire Rescue dispatch center received a call reporting smoke coming from a residence on Barnsdale Road.

Scene of fire at 16 Barnsdale Road fire on Sep. 21, 2026.

Prepared by: Deputy Chief Nathan Armstrong
Incident Type: Working Building Fire
Incident Commander: Deputy Chief Nathan Armstrong
First Unit on Scene: EMS 1
Incident Location: 16 Barnsdale Road

Number of NFR Engines in response: 4
Number of NFR Ladder trucks in response: 2
Other NFR apparatus in response: C4, EMS 1, K2, K4
Number of NFR personnel in response: 28
AMR Units: ALS 10

General Incident Description:
At approximately 2:15 pm on September 21, 2026, the Nashua Fire Rescue dispatch center received a call reporting smoke coming from a residence on Barnsdale Road. EMS 1 was the first to arrive on scene and found a single-story residence with smoke showing and established command. C4 arrived and assumed command.

Ladder 3 was the first truck on scene, and initiated search after forcing entry. Engine 4 arrived and stretched an attack line into the building through the front door. L2 members, in the rear of the building, located a fire in the walkout basement. A line was stretched to the rear, and in coordination with the interior line, the fire was extinguished. Victim searches were conducted and an all clear was declared. Extensive damage was sustained throughout the residence.

No occupants were home at the time of the fire

The fire is currently under investigation by the Nashua Fire Marshal’s office.

Mutual Aid to Scene: No
Mutual Aid Coverage/Stations: Yes
Smoke Detectors Present? No
Smoke Detectors Working? No
Sprinkler System Present? No
Sprinkler System Function? No
Injuries: None

PSA: Make sure that you have working smoke alarms in the building and evacuate when they are sounding.

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