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Wilton Ambulance outlines steps after Peterborough Fire Rescue raises mutual-aid concerns

Town of Greenfield Selectboard · April 1, 2026
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Summary

Wilton Ambulance Director Danielle Gardiner and Assistant Chief Michael Hutchinson met with the Selectboard about concerns reported by Peterborough Fire Rescue over mutual-aid call volume; they described department initiatives to reduce Greenfield’s reliance on outside aid.

At 5:45 p.m. the Town of Greenfield Selectboard met with Wilton Ambulance Director Danielle Gardiner and Assistant Chief Michael Hutchinson to discuss a communication from Peterborough Fire Rescue that flagged the number of mutual-aid calls into Greenfield.

Gardiner and Hutchinson reviewed several initiatives their department is pursuing to reduce the number of mutual-aid responses requested in Greenfield; the minutes do not list those initiatives in detail or record a formal change to mutual-aid contracts. The Board thanked Wilton Ambulance for its service to Greenfield.

No vote or contract modification was recorded in the minutes; the exchange was recorded as a department update and discussion. The Board’s minutes note concern from Peterborough Fire Rescue about call volume, and Wilton Ambulance described planned or ongoing operational measures in response.