pAround 1030 Station 391 was dispatched for an Animal Rescue. Engine 3912 responded with 4 firefighters along with Chief 3900. Once they arrived on location they found a white and orange cat approx. 20 feet up in a tree. A ladder was placed and the animal was brought down to safety. The pet owner was very happy and the crew did a great jobbrp
nbspStation 391 and 399 where dispatched to the 500 block of Marne Highway for report of a brick wall collapse with 1 person trapped. Upon arrival Chief 3900 found 1 patient trapped under a fallen brick wall and requested additional rescue units from the county structural collapse task force. district 39 crews went into service…
The Hainesport Volunteer Fire Company is pleased to welcome home our member, Sargeant Ben Dodimead, which has safely returned from his tour in the Middle East. We had a welcoming parade for Ben yesterday upon his arrival home. Thank You For Your Service and Welcome Home Brother! Thank you Mount Laurel Fire Department for participating…
nbspThe members of station 391 where invited by the Mount Holly Fire Department to participate in a forcible entry drill. During this drill crews learned and practiced with two different ways to open residential doors should the need arise.nbsp
pfont size3 faceTimes New Romanfontfont size3 faceCalibriAt the January meeting of the Hainesport Volunteer FireDepartment the executive and line officers where sworn in for 2013.fontppfont size3 faceTimes New Romanfontfont size3 faceCalibriLine officers for 2013fontppfont size3 faceTimes New Romanfontfont faceCalibrifont size3span stylemso-spacerun yesnbspspanChief William Wileyfontfontppfont size3 faceTimes New Romanfontfont size3 faceCalibriFirst Assistant Chief Ty Buddenfontppfont size3…
pDuring hurricane sandy members of the Hainesport Fire Company and Emergency Squad staffed the station for 48 hours to respond to any incidents that may have occurred. During this times members responded to a total of 18 calls of assistance ranging from trees and wires down to basement flooding. After the storms had past through…
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