Hainesport Fire Company

The Burlington Township Fire Department, established in 1990, serves approximately 22,500 residents across a 14.72 square mile area in Burlington, New Jersey. Comprised of three volunteer fire companies—Independent Fire Company No. 1, Beverly Road Fire Company No. 2, and Relief Fire Company No. 3—the department is dedicated to preventing and responding to fires and emergencies within the community. The department operates under the governance of a Board of Fire Commissioners, who oversee budget submissions and ensure accountability through independent audits. With a commitment to continuous improvement, the Burlington Township Fire Department prioritizes education and training to enhance public safety and effectively manage emergency situations. Generated from the website

Vincent Fire Company 1 offers a range of fire protection, prevention and suppression services. It maintains a fleet of engines, tankers, command units, and rescue and utility vehicles. The company employs a fire chief, captains and lieutenants. Vincent Fire Company 1 responds to emergency calls and offers rescue services during dwelling fire and motor vehicle accidents. The company organizes fire drills and training sessions. It provides a fire safety program that includes home fire escape plans for students in grades three and four. The company offers first-aid and emergency medical services. It also hosts fire prevention activities for students up to grade two. Vincent Fire Company 1 is located in Vincentown, N.J.

Created by Ordinance of Township Council in 1953, the Mount Laurel Fire Department offers a range of fire protection, prevention and suppression services. Located in Mount Laurel, N.J., the department serves a population of more than 100,000 people in an area of over 22 miles. It employs approximately 90 volunteer and career associates, including a fire chief, captains, lieutenants and firefighters. The Mount Laurel Fire Department operates several fire stations that respond to emergency calls. It maintains a fleet of engines, ladders, pumpers, brush truck, and rescue and support vehicles. The department conducts fire inspections, as well as provides fire safety training sessions.