Email Us Please do not send complaints via email. Please call the department directly so that your complaint can be promptly handled by the on- duty officer. General Questions or Suggestions info@wvpublicsafety.com Director of Public Safety/Fire Chief Christopher G. Hodges director@wvpublicsafety.com Deputy Director/Chief of Police David C. Noyes pdchief@wvpublicsafety.com Police Sergeant/Prosecutor John T. Katsirebas Jr. pdsgt@wvpublicsafety.com Fire Captain/Paramedic Jeffrey P. Dropkin jdropkin@wvpublicsafety.com PublicSafety Officer/EMT-I/FFI Andrew Vermeersch averm@wvpublicsafety.com PublicSafety Officer/EMT-B/FFI Adam S. Trayner atrayner@wvpublicsafety.com PublicSafety Officer/EMT-I/Deputy Fire Chief Timothy Rosewarne trosewarne@wvpublicsafety.com Public Safety Officer/EMT-I/Fire Lieutenant Gregory Bavis gbavis@wvpublicsafety.com Public Safety Officer/EMT-I/C2F2 Robert Diehm rdiehm@wvpublicsafety.com Public Safety Officer Scott McNeil smcneil@wvpublicsafety.com Public Safety Officer/EMT-B Gary Robinson grobinson@wvpublicsafety.com ekraus@wvpublicsafety.com Administrative Assistant Carina Racicot admin@wvpublicsafety.com How Do I...? ....get a Fire Permit.  A fire permit may be obtained directly from the Department of Public Safety. EVERY person, firm, or corporation who kindles or causes to be kindled any fire or shall burn or cause to be burned any material in or near the woodlands, or where fore could communicate to the woodlands, except when the ground is covered in snow where you are burning SHALL obtain a written fire permit from the forest fire warden in the town or city where the fire will be kindled. FIRE PERMITS REQUIRED RSA 227-L:17, I & II   Hoops for Heroes Visits Waterville Valley, dedicates day to Decoteau Family.