Meredith's 14 Engine 4 responded to Campton for a 2nd alarm structure fire at 522 NH Route 175. The original assignment was to provide a cover truck for Campton-Thornton Station 1 but was diverted to the scene when another mutual aid company was unable to fill the assignment to for an engine to the scene. The engine crew assisted with salvage and overhaul. 14 Engine 4 was released from the scene at 22:54 hours.

Meredith Companies on scene: 14 Engine 4

Meredith companies responded to what eventually would become a 4 alarm building fire at 450 East Holderness Road in Holderness. Meredith companies were alerted at 4:29 hours as part of a 1st alarm. 14 Engine 4 with a crew of four responded to the scene. Shortly afterward, command upgraded the incident to a 3rd alarm which sent 14 Engine 1 to the scene. Both engine companies assisted with fire suppression of the 32' by 34' 2½ story wood frame dwelling while both pieces of apparatus were place into a tanker shuttle to support water supply at the scene. Command later requested a 4th alarm for additional tankers. Meredith companies were released from the scene at 10:39 hours.

Meredith Companies on scene: 14 Engine 1, 14 Engine 4, 14C1