TOP 30 Rescue operations in Pennsauken Township, New Jersey

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Washington Township Fire Department Station Welcome to the Washington Township Fire Department Station, a cornerstone of community safety and service since its inception. Located at 441 Hurffville Grenloch Road, Washington Township, New Jersey, our fire station is dedicated to protecting the lives and property of our residents through exceptional firefighting, rescue, and emergency services.

Welcome to Engine Company 113, proudly serving the Pennsauken Township community and surrounding areas with dedication and excellence. Conveniently located at 5301 Lexington Avenue, Pennsauken Township, New Jersey, our fire station is committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of our residents. Our team of highly trained and experienced firefighters is equipped to handle a wide range of emergencies, from fires to rescue operations, with prompt and professional service. At Engine Company 113, we take pride in our community involvement and strive to educate the public on fire safety and prevention measures. We are here to protect and serve, providing peace of mind and security to all those in our community. Visit us or contact our station to learn more about our services, community programs, and how you can get involved in supporting your local fire station. Your safety is our top priority.

Welcome to the Grenloch Fire Company 10-1 Sub Station, a cornerstone of safety and community service located at 233 Greentree Road, Washington Township, New Jersey. Proudly serving the residents of Grenloch and surrounding areas, our fire station has a rich history that dates back to its founding on February 16, 1922. Originally organized in the basement of the Grenloch Presbyterian Church, our company has grown and evolved to meet the ever-changing needs of our community. Our journey began with a converted commercial truck and a locomotive wheel rim as an alert system. Over the decades, we've expanded our capabilities and resources, thanks to the dedication of our members and the support of our community. From our early days of meeting in a remodeled power house to the establishment of our current substation, every milestone has been a testament to our commitment to public safety.