The Hainesport Volunteer Fire Company was privileged to attend the tree planting and dedication plaque presented to honor those who risked their health and lives to provide services to our community during the Covid-19 pandemic, and also to remember the Individuals who lost their lives. Thank You Hainesport Township!
Its almost that time of year! Hainesport Fire Co. will be selling Christmas trees, Wreaths, & Grave blankets this year! Tree Sales begin 11/29/2024 and will go through Christmas or until we sell out! Hours will be: Black Friday: 10am-5pm Friday’s: 6pm-8pm Saturday’s & Sunday’s: 10am-5pm If you have any questions you can email us…
pAt 2026 on November 5 station 391 was dispatched to 1440 route 38 west bound for report of a car fire. Upon arrival Chief 3900 a car that had a small fire caused by an oil leak that had self extinguished. The disabled car was removed from the road way.brp
We are pleased to announce the Line Officers that were elected to serve for year 2022: Chief – Shaun Bozarth Deputy Chief – Chris Lippincott Captain – Richard Parks Jr. Lieutenant – Patrick Tricocci Engineer – Don Platt Engineer – Michael Houlihan Fire Police Captain – Ted Hargrove Fire Police Lieutenant – Nick Platt The…
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…
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…
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