19/02/2025
The 200 Club Honors the Memory of Patrolman David Douglass, of the Lower Township Police Department. His End of Watch is February 18, 1994. God Bless and Keep His Family, Friends and Co-Workers.
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17/02/2025
Our thoughts and prayers go out to the Henry Family as well as to our Brothers & Sisters of Green Creek Fire Company of the loss of Honorary Member Jack Henry. Rest easy Jack.
Obituary information for John "Jack" Henry II
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12/02/2025
Thanks to Nick Bricker for coordinating and the entire community for donating the food for after we completed tonight’s training. Very much appreciated. And the food was delicious!!
12/02/2025
Our newest Firefighter, Frosty The Snowman, is ready to respond to any calls during this evenings snow storm. Frosty wanted to make sure to remind everyone to drive cautiously on snow/slush covered roads and to remember that braking can take longer due to road conditions. He also wants to remind everyone to be mindful emergency personnel and utility services operating on the roadways and to give them plenty of room to work! Stay safe out there!
08/02/2025
The Wildwood Police Department is now hiring Class 2 Officers for the summer of 2025.
Click link below for application and additional information:
https://www.policeapp.com/Entry-Level-Wildwood-NJ-Police-Officer-Jobs/392/
05/02/2025
Firefighter guarded soldier's body for hours after recovery from Potomac
When a rookie D.C. firefighter noticed one of the victims recovered from the Potomac River last week was a soldier, he decided to stand guard over the body for hours until he was relieved by a member of the military. Staff Sgt. Ryan O’Hara was the crew chief of the Black Hawk helicopter that colli...
05/02/2025
Today, my bill to update fire safety standards was signed into law!
These critical reforms will help fire departments recruit inspectors, ease staffing shortages, and streamline inspection processes. By filling these essential roles, we’re enhancing community protection, supporting first responders, and ensuring fire safety remains a top priority statewide.