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New Market Fire Department shared Piscataway Township's post.

21 hours ago

Kudos to Piscataway’s own Vince Gulbin who on his own time led a volunteer effort that encouraged the Holmes Marshall Fire Dept., New Market Fire Department, North Stelton Volunteer Fire Company, Possumtown Volunteer Fire Company and River Road Fire Company to donate used firehoses to Hose2Habitat.

According to its website, Hose2Habitat, “… partners zoos, animal sanctuaries, and wildlife rehabilitation centers with sources of surplus fire hose and other recyclable materials to repurpose the fire hose and other materials as habitat enrichment for animals...”

Many thanks to these great volunteer fire companies for their generous and worthwhile donations.

In the photo is Hose2Habitat co-founder Anthony V. Slamin (2nd from left) accepting the River Road Fire Company’s donation from left-to-right Vince, Assistant Chief Peter C. Barnoski, and District IV Fire Commissioners & North Stelton Volunteer Fire Company members Ed McDermott and Karen Light. ... See MoreSee Less

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Thank you for all you do on your own to benefit others‼️🇺🇸

Great job. 🚒🚒🚒

New Market Fire Department

2 weeks ago

Early this morning, Piscataway experienced very heavy rain which caused lots of flooding around the town. New Market and the other companies in town ran many calls through out the night. These calls varied from rescues from vehicles stuck in water, flooding basements, and alarm activations. We would like to thank everyone who cooperated with us through out the night. Just as a safety reminder, never try to drive through a flooded area! It never ends well! ... See MoreSee Less

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Be carefull my brother firemen

Our thanks to all involved ‼️👮‍♀️🚒

Did you have water

No! Just heard the rain coming down💦Slept thru the nite‼️miss & still love you‼️

New Market Fire Department added 7 new photos.

2 weeks ago

On this day 17 years ago, New Market responded into New York City after the attacks on the World Trade Center. 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 search and rescue at Ground Zero. The 343 firefighter’s lives that we’re taken that day will never be forgotten. Gone But Not Forgotten 🚒🇺🇸 ... See MoreSee Less