About Coos and Grafton County Police and Fire
Coos and Grafton County Police and Fire provides live scanner audio from North Haverhill, New Hampshire, streaming real-time emergency communications from police, fire, and rescue agencies across the North Country and White Mountain regions. Coos County is the largest county by area in New England and one of the most sparsely populated — a vast expanse of northern New Hampshire forests, mountains, and small towns where emergency response distances are enormous. Grafton County sits to the south, encompassing the White Mountain region and its mix of rural communities, ski resorts, and college towns including Plymouth and Hanover. Together these two counties cover a massive portion of northern New Hampshire, and this broadcastify feed monitors the emergency radio traffic protecting communities across this broad geography. The feed is particularly valuable during severe weather events and ski season, when emergency services in the White Mountains face complex rescue operations in remote and challenging terrain. Law enforcement traffic covers the state police, county sheriffs, and local departments patrolling one of the least densely populated regions in New England. Whether you monitor for journalism, search-and-rescue interest, community awareness, or scanner enthusiasm, this live feed provides direct access to northern New Hampshire emergency communications around the clock. Stream it live online.