Morganville Fire Department

10/11/2026

🚨🔥 Tiller Runs 4th Alarm Fire on Arrival into Cheesequake Section of Old Bridge 🔥🚨

On October 9th, 2026, at 1706 hrs, your Morganville Volunteers were staffing the Station when they were made aware of a 4th Alarm Fire on arrival in the Cheesequake section of Old Bridge. Due to being on the initial alarm for any Structure Fires in Cheesequake, our Tiller 28-3-89 went in service with a crew of 6 immediately. Upon calling in service with Monmouth County, the radio room was already aware of the fire but had yet to get a confirmed address from Old Bridge. The address was given over the air to the dispatcher, and the Tiller arrived as the 3rd Due Ladder.

Our crew and tiller were then told by command to reposition on side Charlie, set up our ladder, and go to the roof to perform a trench cut to prevent the fire from spreading any further. Our tiller then repositioned on side Charlie by beaching it on the grass in order to better access the roof with our stick. Members then ascended our ladder and performed the task as requested, preventing the spread of fire to any additional apartments.

Our Tiller operated for 2 hours before being released by Command.

This fire makes it the 1st Fire the Tiller has run, and the 37th Fire our Department has gone to this year.

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10/03/2026

Morganville Fire Department Apparatus Accident – October 2, 2026

Yesterday, October 2, 2026 at approximately 315pm members of the Morganville Fire Department, Marlboro Fire District #3, were responding to an incident when two district apparatus, Engine 28-3-75 and Ladder 28-3-91 were involved in a serious motor vehicle accident

Two members aboard the engine required extrication and were safely removed from the apparatus by the crew of the ladder, with assistance from Morganville Captain(28-3-68.)

Injured firefighters were transported by Marlboro First Aid Squad, Quality EMS and Morganville Fire Department EMS.

Thankfully, all 5 members have since been released from the hospital and are home recovering with their families. We are extremely grateful for the outpouring of support and assistance from our neighboring departments and emergency service partners.

Unfortunately, both Engine 28-3-75 and Ladder 28-3-91 sustained significant damage and will be out of service for an extended period of time.

We would like to extend a special thank you to Robertsville Fire Company Chief Beja (28-2-66) for assisting with Incident Command during this difficult incident.

We also want to sincerely thank the following agencies and organizations for responding, providing assistance, and supporting the Morganville Fire Department during our time of need:

• Marlboro Township Police Department
• Monmouth County Fire Marshal's Office and Fire Academy
• Monmouth County Sheriff's Office Dispatchers
• Robertsville Volunteer Fire Co. #1
• Marlboro Fire Department District #1
• Matawan Fire Department
• Marlboro Emergency Medical Services
• Quality EMS
• Monmouth County Hazmat
• Central Jersey Compliance Company
• Defender Emergency Products Sales and Service
• Holmdel Fire & Rescue Company #2 – Cover Assignment
• Keyport Fire Department – Cover Assignment

This incident is a reminder that our firefighters face significant risks every time they answer the call. We are incredibly thankful that, despite the severity of the accident, all of our members are home tonight.

From all of us at the Morganville Fire Department, thank you to everyone who stepped up to help us when we needed it most. Your support means more than you know.

Morganville Fire Department
Marlboro Fire District #3

10/03/2026

🚒 Morganville Fire Department Mutual Aid

On Thursday, September 17th, at approximately noon, the Morganville Fire Department responded into Matawan for a structure fire with 28-3-91.

Upon arrival, our crew was assigned as the Rapid Intervention Team (RIT), standing by to assist firefighters operating inside the structure. Once the fire was knocked down, crews assisted with overhaul and cleanup operations.

As units began to clear the scene, 28-3-91 was assigned to a cover assignment, providing coverage for approximately two hours before returning to Morganville.

We are proud to continue assisting our neighboring departments whenever called upon. 🚒🔥

Morganville Fire Department
Marlboro Fire District #3

09/18/2026

🚒 Morganville Fire Department Responds to Kensington Drive

On September 12 at approximately 1015pm the Morganville Fire Department responded to Kensington Drive for a generator that was leaking gasoline, resulting in an odor of gasoline within the residence.

Upon arrival, crews located and secured the gasoline leak and ventilated the residence to remove the gasoline vapors and ensure the home was safe.

Quint 28-3-91 and Tiller 28-3-89 responded from Marlboro High School, where crews were participating in our ongoing driver training program.

Rescue 28-3-75 responded from the station with the duty crew.

This incident also highlights the importance of ongoing training and maintaining our members’ skills on our apparatus. Our driver training program allows members to gain valuable experience operating our emergency vehicles before they are needed on an actual incident.

🔥 Interested in becoming part of the Morganville Fire Department?

We are always looking for new members. Whether you have firefighting experience or are completely new to the fire service, there is a place for you.

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Different Calls. Same Brotherhood. 🚒🔥

09/17/2026

🇺🇸 Heroes Among Us Parade 🇺🇸

On September 11, the Morganville Fire Department had the honor of joining multiple first responder organizations from throughout Marlboro Township for the annual Heroes Among Us Parade at Dugan Elementary School.

It was a privilege to be part of this special event and to come together with our fellow first responders to remember, honor, and recognize the men and women who serve our community.

A special thank you to the Dugan PTO for recognizing and supporting our first responders and for continuing to teach the next generation about the importance of service, courage, and community.

Thank you to everyone at Dugan Elementary School and Marlboro Township for making this event such a meaningful tradition. 🇺🇸🚒

Never Forget. 🇺🇸

09/13/2026

🍋🚒 Morganville Fire Department Supports Our Community! 🚒🍋

On September 10th, members of the Morganville Fire Department had the opportunity to stop by The Goddard School and purchase some lemonade from their lemonade stand, alongside our friends at Robertsville Fire Company!

It was a great opportunity to support the kids, enjoy some refreshing lemonade, and show them that our local firefighters are always happy to support our community. ❤️

A big thank you to the children and staff at The Goddard School for having us! We had a great time and the lemonade was definitely worth the stop! 🍋😋

Community • Brotherhood • Service

🚒 Interested in becoming part of the Morganville Fire Department?
We are always looking for dedicated men and women who want to make a difference in our community. Follow our page for information on joining and upcoming opportunities!

Today, our members along with members from Morganville Fire Department, Marlboro EMS, and Marlboro Police Department visited The Goddard School of Morganville for some refreshing lemonade. 100% of proceeds raised during the fundraiser will be donated to The Ronald McDonald House charity.

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09/12/2026

🚒 MORGANVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT — ALWAYS READY TO SERVE 🚒

On Friday, September 4th, members of the Morganville Fire Department provided station coverage for the Freehold Boro Fire Department while they operated at their annual fireworks event.

While providing coverage in Freehold Borough, Morganville firefighters also remained ready to respond to emergencies in our community.

But that wasn’t all…

At the same time, Morganville Fire Department 28-3-91 was operating as part of the response to a multi-alarm fire in Holmdel Township, demonstrating once again the importance of mutual aid and having firefighters available when and where they are needed.

👨‍🚒 WANT TO BE PART OF THE TEAM?

The Morganville Fire Department is always looking for dedicated men and women who want to make a difference in their community.

Whether you have fire experience or are completely new to the fire service, training is provided.

Come be part of something bigger than yourself.

🚒 Join the Morganville Fire Department.
🔥 Serve your community.
🤝 Build lifelong friendships.
💪 Be there when your neighbors need you.

Interested in becoming a member? Follow the Morganville Fire Department page for membership information and updates.

09/11/2026

This morning, we take the time to remember the events that took place on this day 25 years ago that changed our world forever. We remember the 343 FDNY firefighters, 23 NYPD police officers and the 37 PAPD police officers that went to work that day and had no idea that they would not be making it home at the end of their shifts as well as the countless lives of civilians lost between this day 25 years ago and today due to 9/11 related illnesses.

09/05/2026

🚒 Morganville Fire Department Responds to South Brunswick Mutual Aid Assignment 🚒

On Sunday, August 30, at approximately 3:45 PM, the Morganville Fire Department was requested to provide a tanker on a mutual aid assignment in South Brunswick as part of the Middlesex County Tanker Task Force.

Upon arrival, Lieutenant Spirko was assigned as the dump site manager, while Captain Boyle Jr. was assigned as the fill site manager. As the incident continued to develop, Captain Boyle Sr. took over as the fill site manager, while Captain Boyle Jr. operated heavy machinery to assist with disassembling the pile.

Our members worked alongside neighboring departments to support water supply operations and assist with the ongoing incident. Several of our members have also attended the Large Water Supply Infrastructure class hosted by JCK Academy, helping strengthen our department’s knowledge and capabilities in tanker operations, water supply, and large-scale incident support.

We are proud of our members for their professionalism, teamwork, and willingness to respond when called upon to support our mutual aid partners.

Interested in joining the Morganville Fire Department? Learn more about becoming a member by visiting our website or contacting us at WW.Morganville [email protected].