nbspspan stylecolor rgb55 64 78 font-family lucida grande tahoma verdana arial sans-serif font-size 13px line-height 18pxCongratulations Chief Bill Wiley and President Bill Challender on your Unit Citation Award presented by the Burlington County Emergency Services Advisory Board for your exemplary service during the rescue assignment on Monday August 19th 2013. A recognition well deservedspanpp
pOn July 9th Station 391 held their annual refresher training on the usage of Aqueous Film Forming Foam. AFFF It was a said to a be Christmas in July with foam covering the ground like snow There was good attendance by the members and everyone enjoyed the training. brp
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
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!
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…
pSta ion 391 was dispatched to 5900 Delaware Ave for report of alarm system water flow alarm. Assistant Chief 3903 reported upon arrival and investigation that equipment inside the building had made contact with a sprinkler head activating it and causing the alarm to go off. The building owner was advised to contact repair company…
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