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The Community Volunteer Fire Company #1 proudly protects Fire District #3 of Franklin Township, in Somerset County, New Jersey.

CVFC has two engines, Engine 251 and Engine 253, the only aerial ladder in District 3, Ladder 25 which was the first of three that covers the entire 47 square mile township of Franklin. Our Special Operations Unit responds to confined space & trench rescue emergencies. Additionally we perform all rescue operations in District 3 with Rescue 25.

09/24/2026

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Past President, Past Commissioner, Exempt Member Roy Mondi, who passed away September 23rd 2026.

Please keep Roy, his family, and his friends in your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

Family and friends may visit on Sunday, September 27, from 6:00 to 9:00 P.M. at Gleason Funeral Home, 1360 Hamilton Street, Somerset, NJ 08873.

Funeral services will be held at 10:00 A.M. on Monday, September 28, 2026, at Gleason Funeral Home, followed by a 10:30 A.M. Mass at St. Matthias Church in Somerset. Entombment will follow at Franklin Memorial Park Mausoleum in North Brunswick.

In lieu of flowers, donations in Roy’s memory may be made to the Tunnel to Towers Foundation at T2T.org.

https://www.gleasonfuneralhome.com/obituaries/Roy-S-Mondi?obId=49681076&utm_source=copy%20url&utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=obituary-share&utm_content=copy%20url&fbclid=IwdGRjcAUiep1jbGNrBSJ6dGV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHBkb2YBc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQMMzUwNjg1NTMxNzI4AAEe8weuoO8KWYLGhojaez9LOJV2PFL781qCE71pQUZOKkI2N4G71i23rWJbb44_aem_qCxF4DGDu30fdf5BfFEH2w

09/19/2026

At 06:00 this morning Engine 251 with a crew of 4 and Car 253 responded mutual aid into North Brunswick onto route 1 for multiple accidents with multiple vehicles on fire. Engine 251 arrived second due and assisted NBVFD3 Engine 3. Engine 251’s crew stretched its boosta line to assist with extinguishment, pulled its Hurst edraulic to access the driver and passenger door, and used our booms to contain runoff into the storm drains. A crew of 4 remained back at station 25 to cover additional calls.

Interested in becoming a member? Stop by the station Monday & Wednesday’s at 7pm or send us a DM!

09/17/2026

Community Volunteer Fire Company held a successful vehicle extrication training last night. Members worked through various techniques and scenarios involving vehicle stabilization, access, and extrication.

We had a strong turnout and appreciate everyone who came out, participated, and helped make it a productive night of training.

Station 25 | Community Volunteer Fire Company

09/11/2026

Today, Community Volunteer Fire Company remembers and honors all those who lost their lives on September 11, 2001.

We especially remember the firefighters, police officers, EMS personnel, and other first responders who answered the call that morning, as well as those who worked tirelessly in the rescue, recovery, and cleanup efforts in the days and months that followed. We also honor those who later lost their lives to illnesses related to their service at Ground Zero.

Their courage, sacrifice, and dedication will never be forgotten.

We remember the fallen. We honor those who served. We will never forget.

9/11/2001 🇺🇸

09/10/2026

Answer the call. Protect your community.

Community Volunteer Fire Company is recruiting dedicated firefighters to serve Franklin Township Fire District No. 3 and our surrounding communities.

Whether you want to ride the Engine, Ladder, or Rescue Company, CVFC offers aggressive fire tactics, top-tier training, and opportunities to specialize in:
- Trench Rescue
- Confined Space
- Water Rescue
- Rope Rescue
- Structural Collapse
Some Station Amenities for Members:
- 24/7 Gym Access
- Comfortable Sleeping Quarters
- On-site Washer & Dryer
- High-Speed Internet

Ready to make a real impact?
📍 Stop by the station any Monday at 7:00 PM
Or
📧 Email us: [email protected]

06/17/2026

** MULTIPLE FIRES IN 3 DAYS KEEP THE COMPANY BUSY**

On Saturday June 13th at 20:29 Ladder 25 took in 1st alarm box 56/44. Ladder 25 arrived on scene and the crew spilt to perform searches and extinguish fire in the soffits of the garage with a hand line from Engine 56-2. First arriving companies made a great stop containing majority of the fire to the garage. Ladder 25 cleared the scene at approximately 21:45.

On Sunday June 14th at 23:51 District 3 was toned out for a reported unknown fire with an explosion. Car 25 arrived and established command reporting heavy fire from an end unit of a large strip mall. Car 25 requested a 3rd alarm Box 2501pm on arrival, ultimately going to a 4th alarm. Ladder 27 and Engine 251 were the first two apparatus to arrive and set up multiple 2&1/2 lines, deck gun, and elevated master streams. Crews attacked the fire wall to prevent fire from advancing into the supermarket . This call went on for 12 hours including multiple mutual aid companies from surrounding agencies in Somerset and Middlesex counties. Thank you to all the mutual aid companies, OEM, EMS agencies, mutual aid coordinators and man power from both companies in District 3 that assisted on scene.

On Monday June 15 at 06:37 Engine 253 was requested into the City of New Brunswick for a 2nd alarm assignment. Upon arrival at New Brunswick Fire headquarters, Engine 253 was moved up to the scene and instructed to lay a supply line into Monroe Ladder 23. Engine 253 cleared the city at approximately 08:45.

On Monday June 15th at 14:56 Ladder 25 was requested into Franklin District 1 for a working fire in a banquet hall. A fire was located and extinguished in the mechanical room. Ladder 25 performed ventilation upon arrival and cleared the scene at approximately 15:45.

05/28/2026

Yesterday at 17:30 Franklin District 3 was dispatched to a residence on Franklin Boulevard for a reported electrical outlet sparking. Engine 27 arrived and LT 27-3 reported smoke on the second floor and a working fire in the wall. Ladder 25 arrived, Chief 25 assumed command and struck the first alarm Box 2501AM. Engine 27 chauffeur stretched a line to the door and Ladder 25’s crew took it to the fire room. Engine 27 and Ladder 25 chauffeurs began laddering the building with ground ladders and the aerial from ladder 25. Crews were able to get a quick knock on the fire. Ladder 27 arrived and supplied man power on the scene. Car 56, Car 56-2 Rescue 56 and Utility 56 were the RIC. New Brunswick Engine 1, Ladder 1 and North Brunswick Engine 3 covered District 3 while crews operated. The scene was turned over to the Franklin Fire Prevention Bureau. Additional units on scene were Car 253 and Car 273.

02/11/2026

At 02:37 Franklin fire district 3 was dispatched to the 200 block of Berger St. for a reported fire inside a residence. Car 27 arrived on scene and confirmed a fire inside the ceiling on the 1st floor, striking 1st alarm box 2701P. Engine 253 and Deputy 25 arrived and stretched a 200’ pre-connect attack line to the fire with Chief 25 as interior operations. Ladder 27 arrived and began opening up the ceiling for the engine company. Engine 27 arrived and laid into Engine 253 and stretched the back up line into the garage with Asst 27 opening up to check for extension. The fire was Quickly knocked down by first arriving companies. Additional units on scene were Ladder 25, Engine 272 and Somerset Rescue 56 and their chiefs as the RIC. The scene was turned over to the fire marshals office.

01/22/2026

With snow in the forecast this weekend, help us help you! Please keep fire hydrants clear—3 feet all the way around. A few minutes of shoveling can save precious seconds in an emergency.

Address

710 Hamilton Street
Somerset, NJ
08873

Telephone

+17322464822

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