Stone Harbor Volunteer Fire Department

Stone Harbor Point is a designated natural conservation area in Stone Harbor, New Jersey, offering visitors a unique opportunity to enjoy nature through activities such as walking, fishing, beach combing, and bird watching. This special location is crucial for the survival of beach-nesting and migratory birds, and guests are encouraged to respect protected areas to ensure the well-being of local wildlife. The recent habitat improvement project at Stone Harbor Point has successfully enhanced coastal resiliency and provided vital nesting habitats for shorebirds, including the piping plover. As a collaborative effort involving multiple organizations, the initiative has transformed the area with the addition of elevated sand platforms and improved dune structures, all while maintaining accessibility for emergency services and seasonal fishing. Generated from the website

Stone Harbor Volunteer Fire Company No. 1, also known as Stone Harbor Fire Department, was founded and incorporated by ten people on December 5th, 1912. These ten forefathers bore witness to a growing community and felt an inherent need to help others in times of trouble. Those visionaries of the past whose charter was to "Protect Life and Property from Fire" never would have imagined how the fire service has evolved into what it is today.Although, Life and Property are still our primary directives, our responsibilities have grown to include: responding to motor vehicle accidents, search and rescue operations in and around our beach and back bays, Haz-Mat operations, bomb scares, and many more. As responsibilities grow and evolve, we continue to grow and evolve with them. We are very proud of what we do here at Stone Harbor Volunteer Fire Company.