By Jamie L. Costa
The Eagle-Tribune
PLAISTOW, N,H. — The Plaistow Fire Department’s regional paramedic intercept program is gearing up for its second year serving towns in the southern New Hampshire community.
The Board of Selectmen Monday night authorized a $1.4 million grant contract with the New Hampshire Department of Justice that will go before Gov. Kelly Ayotte and the Executive Council for approval next month. The grant will help fund 80% of the program’s 2026 operating budget with the remainder funded by contributing towns.
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When the Advance Life Support (ALS) program, previously operated by Exeter Hospital, was disbanded last year, the Plaistow Fire Department launched its own program with a $2 million grant from the hospital an

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