Willingboro Firefighters and Police Officers took time today to give back to residents and customers of Acme at 23 Levitt Parkway in Willingboro. Firefighters and Police Officers bagged groceries, unloaded carts, and disinfected carts for the customers. Thank you to Acme of Willingboro and John Jay, Manager of Acme for letting us come and give back to the community today. It was a huge success. ... (Full Story & Photos)
November 9th to 15th is national Traffic Incident Response Awareness week. Willingboro Fire and Ems would like to raise awareness to the hundreds of Emergency Responders that are injured or even killed while responding to incidents. Both Pennsylvania and New Jersey have passed Move over Laws, which require motorists to move over and change lanes to provide a safe distance for law enforcement officers ... (Full Story & Photos)
Left to right- FF Barger, FF LeHuquet, FF Clark, FF Rydarowski, Lt. Ferrell, Capt. Ramsey, and Chief Burnett
On Thursday, October 29, 2020 members of the A-Platoon were honored by The Burn Center at Saint Barnabas Medical Center for the rescue of a victim from a house fire. Lieutenant Matthew Ferrell, FF James Rydarowski, FF Christopher Clark, FF Kevin Barger, and FF Robert LeHuquet received Special Recognition Award and a metal which was given out by Chief Anthony Burnett. Chief Burnett recognized the ... (Full Story & Photos)
This morning Police, Fire, and EMS joined the Brothers of Nu Nu Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity for their first annual Devine Walk. Their goal is to raise money and support the American Cancer Society’s efforts in saving lives. The Police department created a First Responders team which included Police, Fire, and EMS members. The team walked a 5k at Millcreek Park. We thank the Brothers of ... (Full Story & Photos)
Brother of Nu Nu Chapter of Omega Psi Phi with Police, Fire, and EMS.
As a reminder tonight we roll our clocks back an hour. With that said we ask you to check your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. If you now have an updated 10 year battery please test your detector. If you do not have to change your battery then test the detector. If you are in need of a smoke detector please contact the fire department at (609) 871-7476 and request one to be installed. Carbon ... (Full Story & Photos)
