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4 days ago

Engine 1 is currently standing by at Edison Station 2 on Route 27 while they operate at a multi-alarm structure fire. ... See MoreSee Less

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7 days ago

As many of you, and much of the country know......
Sunday evening just prior to 8pm, 23 fire was dispatched for a reported fire in the area of Mountain Avenue and Main Street. A quick response from department chiefs, made clear that we had a confirmed working fire in the new apartment building on the south side of Main Street. As Bound Brook apparatus began to call into service, a Chief on scene began calling for multiple alarms to be called by Somerset County Communications. Throughout the duration of the initial firefight, there were companies from Middlesex County, Union County, Hunterdon County. Through the night every Somerset County Fire Agency was involved in some way with this unbelievable fire. The list is too long to put here but if you were involved in anyway we would like to thank you and your companies for the assistance to our borough and the surrounding communities. The officers on scene did an amazing job coordinating fire tactics, mobilization of equipment and manpower, as well as protecting the community from further devistation. This amazing feat could not have been compleated without the assistance of our mutual aid chiefs, county coordinators, and members of state agencies. A well deserved Thank You is in order to the Bound Brook Police Department, Bound Brook Rescue Squad, and Bound Brook OEM for their assistance and continued support with anything we may need. A huge thank you again to our community and surrounding towns for coming to our support and making the donations to our first responders over the past 2 days. Thank you to the businesses who donated food and beverages to those on scene. Lastly and most importantly, the families of every single first responder, the support system and understanding that you provide to us is unparalleled, we could not do this without you.

The fire is still under investigation at this time, any information pertaining to that will be released by the Bound Brook Police Department.

If you’re a part of the community and would like to get in on the action, we are always looking for volunteers. Please contact us via message we would love to help you, help the community.

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1 week ago

After an all night battle was held by multiple fire companies from all around the area. This morning things looks to be in the firefighter's favor. Large scale damage remains from the battle the was waged. Multiple structures have sustained damage from the inferno.

I would like to remind everyone just how important our community's "Volunteer" firefighters are. Without the large scale deployment of these dedicated Volunteer firefighters from many communities. The devastation would have been much worse.

So, the next time you see a fund raiser or a firefighter out in the street with a boot. Please support them. The give all and risk all for you and the community.

But, the most important thing is. if you want to be a firefighter ask a firefighter how to join. If you have high school students, get them involved in a junior firefighter program. Nothing looks better on a college application then community service. Get involved today, to make a better and safer tomorrow. 🚒🏪 ... See MoreSee Less

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Chimney Rock Inn Our hearts are with everyone in the Bound Brook community affected by the fire. We’re open during our regular business hours today on Thompson Avenue and are offering free pizza to the first responders who were on the scene. ❤️🍕

Thank you to all brother firemen who assted in this major Fire. Glad all are safe. Ex Chief

Thank you all for your service to our communities and may you always be safe

wow. so sad

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