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1 week ago

On this day 18 years ago, New Market responded into New York City and helped our brothers in need after the attacks on the World Trade Center. The crew that responded with Rescue 1 was Deputy Chief Tim Thorn, Firefighter (current Chief) Rich Jones, Firefighter Mike Krohne, Firefighter Shane Formica, and Firefighter Walter Siegrist. First, Rescue 1 was stationed at FDNY Engine Company 219 and Ladder 105’s station on Dean St in Brooklyn along with South Plainfield Volunteer Fire Department’s Truck 7. Then, Rescue 1 was reassigned to ground zero and helped with search and rescue. The 343 firefighter’s lives and all others lost that day that we’re taken that day will never be forgotten. Gone But Not Forgotten 🚒🇺🇸 ... See MoreSee Less

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Thank you for your service.

So proud of you all and what you do and did. It is a very tough job and takes a very tough person to stand in and do it. Thank you all and to all who follow.

Very proud of my ole Fire Company. Oh-rah

I was there with you!!! Took the day off for my anniversary. I stayed back at the firehouse while the rescue truck went to the city!!

Thank you for all that you do!

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2 weeks ago

Last night Truck 6 responded into District 2 for a working fire in an apartment building. We cleared scene around 01:00 hours. ... See MoreSee Less

Piscataway Township

Much appreciation to the many first responders who battled a structure fire at the Birch View Apartments in the middle of the night. All six of Piscataway’s volunteer fire companies, Arbor Hose Company #1, Inc. - The Pride of the North Side, Holmes Marshall Fire Dept., New Market Fire Department, North Stelton Volunteer Fire Company, Possumtown Volunteer Fire Company and River Road Fire Company, and Middlesex Borough’s Lincoln Hose Company No. 1 were on the scene as Somerset’s East Franklin Fire Department was on stand-by. Also on site were the North Stelton Rescue Squad and River Road Rescue Squad for rehab as well as Piscataway OEM and Middlesex County NJ OEM.

All residents were enabled to go back into their homes by 1 a.m. by apartment complex management except for those residing in two badly damaged units whom were sent to temporary accommodations. No one was hurt.

Many thanks also to the Birch View Apartment residents for their cooperation and quick evacuation during this emergency.

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New Market Fire Department

3 weeks ago

Hall rentals are available here at NMFD! Our newly renovated hall is available for all occasions, with an upgraded industrial kitchen and the ability to hold over 100 people. If interested, please call 732-648-7136, or come to the station on Monday’s or Wednesday’s between 6:30-8:30. ... See MoreSee Less

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