VOLUNTEERS DEDICATED TO PROTECTING THE BOROUGH SINCE 1890

The Fanwood Volunteer Fire Company was organized in 1890 and has provided fire protection services to the residents of Fanwood and neighboring communities for over 130 years.

Today the company is comprised of over 30 volunteers who respond out of the fire station in the rear of borough hall. Available apparatus includes three Chief vehicles, two fire engines, and one 75-foot ladder truck.

The Fire Company is always looking for new volunteers. If  you are interested in joining the Fanwood Fire Department please click the JOIN US button!

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LATEST NEWS & UPDATES

Today, while providing standby coverage at the annual FanJam event, Fanwood Fire Department was dispatched into Scotch Plains for a structure fire.

Fanwood Fire Department responded with Engine 7, Engine 8, and Ladder 1. Crews assisted with fire attack and overhaul operations alongside mutual aid agencies.

Fortunately, no injuries were reported.
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Engine-7 responding to an electrical emergency. ... See MoreSee Less

Congratulations to the Holtz Family, the winners of Brunner's "Ride to School" Fundraiser! It was great seeing all of you and we hope that you enjoyed your ride to school today! ... See MoreSee Less

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‘Tis the season!

The FFD is always looking for new members.

Anyone interested in joining should go to fanwoodfd.com/contact-us/.
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Ladder-1 responding to an interior electrical hazard. ... See MoreSee Less

Fanwood FD honors and supports Fanwood’s finest, Fanwood Police Department. Thank you for all that you do! ... See MoreSee Less

Fanwood FD honors an

This evening, Fanwood Engine-8 was dispatched to a cover assignment into the city of Plainfield along with other mutual aid companies. While at the cover assignment, E-8 handled an activated fire alarm and a MVA in which a car struck a utility pole. ... See MoreSee Less

This evening, Fanwoo

For this week’s drill, members trained with ground ladders which included skills and techniques on raising, carrying and placement. Maintaining departmental proficiency in the use of ground ladders is essential. ... See MoreSee Less

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