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Smoke from ongoing wildfires in Canada is affecting air quality across New Jersey and is expected to continue impacting our area through Thursday, July 16, 2026.![]()
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• Reduced visibility![]()
• Poor air quality![]()
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Individuals who are sensitive to poor air quality—including children, older adults, and those with heart or lung conditions—should limit prolonged outdoor activities. www.airnow.gov/![]()
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It is not necessary to call 911 regarding smoke from these wildfires. Please call 911 ONLY if you observe an active fire or believe the smoke is unrelated to the Canadian wildfires. The Voorhees Fire Department will continue to monitor conditions and provide updates as needed.
Today, July 15, is National Pet Fire Safety Day. Listed are some crucial tips on how to ensure fire safety in your home. It is important to include your beloved pets in your emergency plan in case of a fire so that they can safely evacuate. While it may not be pleasant to think about, it is vital to spare a few minutes and make certain that you are doing everything you can to protect your pets. ![]()
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- Install monitored smoke detectors ![]()
- Note where your pets like to nap or hide ![]()
- Have an emergency plan, and practice escape routes with your pet ![]()
- Keep the phone number and address of a local animal hospital handy ![]()
- Pet-proof your home ![]()
- Get a rescue alert sticker ![]()
- Prepare emergency supplies and travel kits![]()
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Remember that being prepared is the best way to safeguard your pets.
RECALL: Flaunt Magsafe Battery Chargers; The lithium-ion battery in the recalled power banks (chargers) can overheat and ignite, posing a risk of serious injury or death from fire and burn hazards. Get refund.
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Have you ever dreamed of becoming a firefighter? Are you looking for a rewarding career where you can make a difference and serve your community? If so, now is your opportunity! ![]()
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The New Jersey Civil Service Commission has opened applications for the 2026 Entry-Level Firefighter Examination.![]()
Applications will be accepted until 4:00 p.m. on August 31, 2026. ![]()
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The written examination will be administered in December 2026 and January 2027, with results expected in March 2027, and the Physical Performance Test (PPT) will begin in late spring 2027.![]()
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The job announcement and requirements can be found here:![]()
info.csc.nj.gov/jobannouncements/DefaultJobAnnouncement/ViewCompetitiveJobDescription?guid=44277&...![]()
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We look forward to welcoming New Jersey's next generation of firefighters. If you have any questions, please get in touch with us at 856-783-6630 or email helpdesk@vtfd66.org.
Important sparkler safety information from our friends at U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. ![]()
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Always remember to never hold a lit firework or try to relight a dud.
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