We are pleased to announce that on December 7, 2020 a new set of Line Officers were elected to serve for year 2021:
The full list of Officers and Trustees can be found on our website: https://hainesportfire.org/members/
p–13530275841030–pp classMsoNormalThe Hainesport Fire Co. and EMS Squad was dispatched to aDwelling Fire in the area of Lumberton Road and Maine Ave. While respondingChief 3900 was advised that the fire was on the 1300 block of Maine Ave. Upon arrivalChief 3900 and EMS Captain 3990 found 2 large storage units fully involved withmultiple explosions occurring…
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pOn March 26 the Hainesport Volunteer Fire Company did live fire training at the Burlington County Emergency Services Training Center. This training was led by Training Officer Josh Abbott and 2nd Assistant Chief Mike Sokolowski. Despite the weather conditions the crew had great training.p
pStation 391 and 399 where dispatched tonbsp the intersection of Lumberton Road and Route 38 for a motorcycle accident. Upon arrival EMS39 found a passenger on the motorcycle had fallen off. Station 399 with assistance of the paramedics transported the passenger to Virtua Hospital. During the care for the passenger Station 391 handled traffic control…