Administrative Office

Voorhees Township Fire Department
2002 S. Burnt Mill Road
Voorhees, NJ 08043

 

The Voorhees Township Fire Department
Voorhees Township Fire Department Mission Statement

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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*OUTDATED*The New Jersey Forest Fire Service is carrying out controlled burns in several counties today. Although none are being conducted in Camden County it is possible that you may detect the scent or sight of smoke within the vicinity. Remember to call 911 if you have any concerns about smoke or fire.Today, March 22, the New Jersey Forest Fire Service will be conducting prescribed burning operations in the following areas. πŸ”₯ Atlantic County – Galloway Twp. – Private Property πŸ”₯ Atlantic County – Mullica Twp. – Wharton State Forest πŸ”₯ Burlington County – Pemberton Twp. – Brendan T Byrne State ForestπŸ”₯ Burlington County – Tabernacle Twp. – Private Property πŸ”₯ Burlington County – Washington Twp. – Wharton State Forest πŸ”₯ Burlington County – Woodland Twp. – Greenwood Forest Wildlife Management Area πŸ”₯ Burlington County – Woodland Twp. – Brendan T. Byrne State Forest πŸ”₯ Cumberland County - Maurice River Twp. – Belleplain State ForestπŸ”₯ Ocean County – Jackson Twp. – Private Property πŸ”₯ Ocean County – Lacey Twp. – Greenwood Forest Wildlife Management Area πŸ”₯ Ocean County – Lacey Twp. – Double Trouble State Park πŸ”₯ Ocean County – Manchester Twp. – Greenwood Forest Wildlife Management Area πŸ”₯ Ocean County – Manchester Twp. – Private Property πŸ”₯ Somerset County – Bernards Twp. – Private Property πŸ”₯ Warren County – Hardwick Twp. – Private Property This schedule is weather dependent and subject to change. If in doubt about the source of smoke or fire, call 9-1-1 or 877-WARN-DEP (877-927-6337). πŸ”— Active / upcoming prescribed burn map: www.njparksandforests.org/fire/infotools/rxb.html ABOUT PRESCRIBED BURNING: There are multiple benefits to prescribed burning, which is a safe, effective and efficient means of managing the buildup of forest fuels that may contribute to the start and spread of a wildfire. By actively eliminating sources of fuel that exacerbate forest fire risks through a controlled and prescribed burning program, the Forest Fire Service reduces risk to New Jersey residents, visitors and the environment. Prescribed burns improve habitat for plants and animals, reduce the presence of damaging insects and ticks, and recycle nutrients into the soil. In addition, prescribed burning is an important part of the state’s carbon defense strategy. Allowing experts to choose the intensity, timing and interval of fire across the landscape may help prevent a larger uncontrolled wildfire, which would contribute to significant carbon loss. Typically, most prescribed burns take place between February and early April.πŸ”— Learn more about prescribed burning in New Jersey: nj.gov/dep/newsrel/2023/23_0012.htm #NJFFS #NJForestFireService ... See MoreSee Less
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The Voorhees Township Fire Department is hiring part-time Emergency Medical Technicians to fill open positions on both day and night shift. The current starting pay is $23.00 per hour. Prospective applicants must posses a current emergency medical technician certification and a valid New Jersey Drivers License. Prior 911 EMS experience preferred. Please print out an application on our website and bring it to our HQ station (2002 S. Burnt Mill Road). ... See MoreSee Less
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Every second counts! Plan 2 ways out!This week’s fire safety theme is β€œEscape Planning.” If there is a fire in your home, you could have less than two minutes to get out safely once the smoke alarm sounds. Plan and practice your escape ahead of time. #FireEscapePlan #FireSafetyTips #BeSafe youtu.be/TuMIj_olH4Y ... See MoreSee Less
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*OUTDATED*The National Weather Service in Mount Holly has issued a Red Flag Warning for gusty winds and low relative humidity, which is in effect Sunday, March 19, 2023, from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM EDT. A Red Flag Warning means that critical fire weather conditions are either occurring now, or will shortly due to a combination of strong winds, low relative humidity, and dry fuels. Any fires that develop may quickly get out of control and become difficult to contain.alerts.weather.gov/cap/wwacapget.php?x=NJ12663CEE9738.RedFlagWarning.12663D098C00NJ.PHIRFWPHI.9a6... ... See MoreSee Less
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*OUTDATED*The NJ forestry service is conducting a controlled burn in Pine Hill Bourgh. You may smell or see smoke in the area. As always if you are concerned about smoke and fire call 911. πŸ”₯ Camden County – Pine Hill Borough – Private PropertyToday, March 17, the New Jersey Forest Fire Service will be conducting prescribed burning operations in the following areas. πŸ”₯ Atlantic County – Hamilton Twp. – Private PropertyπŸ”₯ Atlantic County – Mullica Twp. – Private Property πŸ”₯ Camden County – Pine Hill Borough – Private Property πŸ”₯ Ocean County – Berkeley Twp. – County Property πŸ”₯ Ocean County – Jackson Twp. – County Property This schedule is weather dependent and subject to change. If in doubt about the source of smoke or fire, call 9-1-1 or 877-WARN-DEP (877-927-6337). πŸ”— Active / upcoming prescribed burn map: www.njparksandforests.org/fire/infotools/rxb.html ABOUT PRESCRIBED BURNING: There are multiple benefits to prescribed burning, which is a safe, effective and efficient means of managing the buildup of forest fuels that may contribute to the start and spread of a wildfire. By actively eliminating sources of fuel that exacerbate forest fire risks through a controlled and prescribed burning program, the Forest Fire Service reduces risk to New Jersey residents, visitors and the environment. Prescribed burns improve habitat for plants and animals, reduce the presence of damaging insects and ticks, and recycle nutrients into the soil. In addition, prescribed burning is an important part of the state’s carbon defense strategy. Allowing experts to choose the intensity, timing and interval of fire across the landscape may help prevent a larger uncontrolled wildfire, which would contribute to significant carbon loss. Typically, most prescribed burns take place between February and early April.πŸ”— Learn more about prescribed burning in New Jersey: nj.gov/dep/newsrel/2023/23_0012.htm #NJFFS #NJForestFireService ... See MoreSee Less
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COOKIES WITH SANTA

COOKIES WITH SANTA” THE VOORHEES TOWNSHIP FIRE DEPARTMENT WILL HOLD IT’S ANNUAL β€œCOOKIES WITH SANTA”. PLEASE JOIN US ON DECEMBER 17, 2022 FROM 12:00PM – 4:00PM AT 2002 SOUTH BURNT MILL ROAD, VOORHEES, NJ WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU!!!!!

- December 13, 2022
VOORHEES TOWNSHIP FIRE PREVENTION NIGHT OCTOBER 12, 2022 7-9PM

FIRE PREVENTION WEEK 2022, OCTOBER 9-15 β€œFire Won’t Wait. Plan Your Escape,” WE WILL BE HOLDING OUR FIRE PREVENTION NIGHT ON OCTOBER 12, 2022, 7-9PM, EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL 1401 LAUREL OAK ROAD, VOORHEES, NEW JERSEY CHECK OUT OUR FACEBOOK PAGE FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

- September 26, 2022
“COOKIES WITH SANTA”

“COOKIES WITH SANTA”   THE VOORHEES TOWNSHIP FIRE DEPARTMENT WILL HOLD IT’S ANNUAL “COOKIES WITH SANTA”.   PLEASE JOIN US ON DECEMBER 18, 2021 FROM 12:00PM – 4:00PM AT 2002 SOUTH BURNT MILL ROAD, VOORHEES, NJ   WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU!!!!!

- December 03, 2021
SANTA’S SCHEDULE FOR VOORHEES TOWNSHIP
- December 04, 2020