Independent Fire Co. of Belford

10/13/2026

Swing by any of our firehouses on your Halloween travels!

Middletown NJ Town Hall

10/11/2026

A great day with our friends at Devito’s! Congrats on the W Chief, we’ll get you next year!

08/29/2026

On Wednesday, August 16, 2026, Engine Co. 7 responded to a large generator fire in the Old Village section of town. Company 7 assisted with fire suppression and overhaul operations.

08/26/2026

***Working Fire***

On Friday night (8/21/2026) , Engine Co. 7 and Truck Co. 7 responded to the Navesink section for a fire in a one story single family dwelling. Company 7 conducted searches, fire suppression, and overhaul operations. A total of 14 members from Company 7 responded.

08/24/2026

Belford Station 7

07/26/2026

***Working Fire***

On Saturday July 25th At Approximately 19:22 Truck Company 7 was special requested by Chief Of Department Danny Kelly into the Lincroft section of Middletown for a house fire. On arrival evacuation orders were given for a full roof collapse. 7 Truck Setup And Prepared For Master Pipe Operations, Which Then Was Directed To Open Up The Soffit Areas. Once The Majority Of The Fire Was Knocked Down, Crews Were allowed back into the structure and Performed Primary & Secondary Searches Along With Overhaul And Extinguishment Of The Remaining Fire. Members worked alongside Lincroft Fire Co, River Plaza Hose Co #1, Middletown Fire Co #1, Navesink, and Belford Engine to bring the fire under control with no injuries to any members of the department or public.

07/04/2026

Wishing everyone a happy and safe 4th of July. Happy birthday America 🇺🇸

06/17/2026

***Working Fire***

On Sunday, June 14, at approximately 13:27, the Monmouth County Sheriff’s Office Communications received multiple calls reporting a house fire in the 100 block of East Road. Third Assistant Chief D’Arcy arrived quickly after dispatch and confirmed an outside-in fire, with all occupants reported to be out.

Truck Company 7 arrived first due and conducted a primary search, locating the fire and containing it with two water cans to prevent further extension inside. Engine 3 and Engine 7 arrived simultaneously. Engine 3 secured its own water supply and stretched two lines, while the chauffeur of Engine 7 performed a reverse lay to establish a secondary water supply and set up a precautionary line to the Truck Company’s ladder pipe. The crew also assisted Engine 3 with the backup line.

Chief of Department Daniel Kelly declared the fire under control at approximately 13:50. Company 7 responded with 20 members.

05/18/2026

Yesterday, just after 1530 hours dispatch began to receive multiple calls for a fire in the area of the Junction. The assignment was quickly upgraded to a working fire assignment on Lynn Ct. Arriving Chiefs found the back of a home well involved in the rear and extending to the attic. LT 7 arrived first in with Engine 3 closely behind. 7 entered the home to conduct searches, while other members went up to vent the roof. Engine 7 arrived a short time later and opened up the ceiling and assisted in fully extinguishing the fire. The fire was contained to the exterior rear of the home and the attic. Outstanding job to all involved. Our hearts are with the affected homeowners.

After taking up from the fire, the men were treated by Chief Kelly to drinks from who were also assisting with our fundraiser at the same time! Thank you Drink Spot for supporting your firefighters!

04/21/2026