On August 4th 2020 Tropical Storm Isaias made it's way into Willingboro Township and proceeded to lay down a path of destruction throughout the town. The FIRE and EMS crews were staffed and ready to respond to all calls in Willingboro Township. With two ambulances in service, EMS responded to 15 medical emergencies. The Fire Department responded over 45, utilizing 4 apparatus and 17 firefighters and ... (Full Story & Photos)
The Township of Willingboro will be accepting applications for Per-Diem Emergency Medical Technician Positions. These positions will be used to provide emergency medical care to the residents and visitors of Willingboro Township. All applicants must meet the requirements as outlined by the Township of Willingboro.
Copies of the job requirements and application packet are available by emailing the ... (Full Story & Photos)
Each year firefighters and emergency medical personnel, along with hospital emergency rooms, must deal with the devastating consequences of fireworks accidents. Fireworks lead to numerous injuries and fires every year. Along with causing injuries and fires, incidents involving fireworks can lead to criminal charges and civil penalties.
An estimated 19,500 fires started by fireworks were reported ... (Full Story & Photos)
Monday May 4th is International Firefighters Day. This year the National Fallen Firefighters Foundation is asking community members to show their support for local firefighters by changing their porch light(s) to red on May 4th and 5th.
Nearly everyone knows a firefighter. They are our family, friends, co-workers, and the heart of every community. These special men and women respond to a stranger’s ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Personnel from the township's Police and Fire & EMS Departments held two distribution sessions as part of the Willingboro Emergency Services Coat Drive. The sessions were held on February 26th and 29th at the Kennedy Center. Community Relations Coordinators Firefighter Mike Centrone and Patrol Officer Sally Landrum were met with residents waiting outside the door to go thru the coats.
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