The Voorhees Township Fire Department is committed to exceeding the expectations of the community we serve, while providing professional emergency services and creating a safe environment through public education.
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Battalion Chief George Devakos has been recognized as the 2025 First Responder of the Year by the Voorhees Breakfast Rotary Club. The awards ceremony took place on Thursday, January 22, 2026. This acknowledgment is a reflection of his nearly four decades of service in emergency services, supported by a solid educational background and a continuous dedication to assisting others. Recognition is also extended to all individuals who received community service awards.
EVERY SECOND COUNTS: help Firefighters and Emergency Medical Services reach you during times of need. ![]()
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Clear Fire Hydrant: Remove snow and ice 3 feet away from the hydrant.![]()
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Clear Access Paths: Shovel a wide path to your door and ensure your address is clearly visible from the street, even at night.![]()
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Use Lights: Turn on exterior house lights so responders can spot your home easily.![]()
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Visible House Numbers: Ensure house numbers can be seen from the street.![]()
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Meet Responders: If possible, have someone wait outside to guide crews in, which saves precious time.
Help your Voorhees Firefighters save precious time when emergency strikes. If there's a fire hydrant near your home, do your part to keep it accessible for first responders. ![]()
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Clearance Zone: Maintain a 3-foot radius around the hydrant to allow firefighters to connect hoses.![]()
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Accessibility: Ensure a clear path from the hydrant to the street.![]()
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Visibility: Keep the hydrant visible to help emergency responders locate it quickly.
The Voorhees Township Fire Department encourages residents to be proactive before, during, and after storm events to ensure the safety of themselves and their families from winter fires. ![]()
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- Charge all phones, power banks, electronics, and rechargeable devices. ![]()
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- Keep flashlights and fresh batteries readily available in case of a power outage, as candles pose a fire hazard. ![]()
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- Test smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. ![]()
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- Clear snow at least three feet away from fire hydrants. ![]()
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- Never operate generators indoors, including in garages, even with doors open; they are intended for outdoor use only. ![]()
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- When using a space heater, maintain three feet from any combustible materials. ![]()
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- Ensure that your house number is clearly visible to assist firefighters in locating you. ![]()
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- Be prepared to quickly shut off water in the event of a burst pipe. ![]()
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- Stay informed about weather conditions.
The Voorhees Township Fire Department wishes everyone a happy and safe holiday season, prioritizing fire safety in all your celebrations. ✨
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