Firefighters from the department's Community Relations and Fire Prevention Division were asked by the Parkway Baptist Church to visit the congregation to discuss fire and home safety topics. Firefighters Centrone and Priest visited the church on the morning of January 11th. The firefighters spoke to a group of 12 church members about several important fire and safety items for home and the church.
December 21st, 2019 was a big day for kids of all ages in Willingboro. Santa Claus made time in his busy schedule to ride through Willingboro atop of a fire truck. Personnel from the Fire and EMS Department, and the Police Department escorted Santa through the Township's parks and apartment/cond complexes.
Sirens from fire trucks, ambulances, and police cars could be heard throughout town as ... (Full Story & Photos)
Santa Claus making his way through town with Candidates A. Friddell and E. Friddell
Public Safety Director Kinamo Loman, Deputy Mayor Rebecca Perrone, Mayor Martin Nock, Chief of Department Anthony Burnett, Councilwoman Jacqeuline Jennings, Councilman Darvis Holley, Councilman Nathaniel Anderson, and Deputy Township Manager Rich Brevogel prepare to cut the ribbon
A ribbon cutting was held for the department's new headquarters on December 18, 2019. The ceremony was attended by personnel from the Fire and EMS Department, Willingboro Township representatives, Remington & Vernick Engineers, and township residents. Several of the department's emergency apparatus served as the backdrop for the event.
The township's Fire and EMS Department, along with the Police Department, are working together to help bring warmth during the cold weather. The departments are asking residents to please donate any new or gently used coats which will then be distributed to those in need. This is a perfect time to check your closets for any unused coats that are in good condition, or to take advantage of upcoming ... (Full Story & Photos)
2020 Coat Drive Flyer
EMT Johnsen, Firefighter Bennett, Captain Gardner, Lieutenant Ferrell, EMT Kasowski, and Firefighter Centrone (L to R) delivering the toys
Personnel from our department dropped off the toys that were collected at the firehouse for the U. S. Marine Corps Reserve Toys For Tots program. The donated toys were taking to the central collection point at the Willingboro Police Department on the afternoon of December 9th. The delivery consisted of two collection boxes full of toys. The toys were donated from the general public, as well as ... (Full Story & Photos)
