Burlington County IAFF 3091 - Willingboro

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10/28/2026

Wishing all of our partners who are out helping the public everyday a safe National First Responders Day.

09/26/2026

On the afternoon of September 22nd the department, along with surrounding fire departments, were dispatched to Tidewater Lane for a reported house fire. Engine 1612, Ladder 1615, and Chief Burnett responded immediately and noticed a large column of smoke while enroute. Initial reports from Willingboro Township Police Department officers on location was the house was well involved in fire.

Engine 1612 arrived on scene and reported a house with a two car garage heavily involved in fire, along with two cars. Firefighter Turner took a 1 3/4" hoseline to the garage and started to extinguish the cars that were on fire and the garage area. Captain Fresco and Firefighter Dawson took a 2" hoseline into the home and started to fight the fire from inside. Chief Burnett arrived on scene and took command of the incident.

Westampton Township Emergency Services arrived on scene and secured a water supply from a nearby hydrant. Their crew entered the home to assist with the fire extinguishment and to search the home for any occupants. Mount Laurel Fire Department arrived on scene and made holes in the roof to remove trapped smoke and heat from the attic.

Additional arriving units from Hope Hose Co 2: Beverly, NJ, Cinnaminson Fire Department, Moorestown Hose Company No. 1, Burlington Township Fire Department, Delran Fire Department, and Croydon Fire Company, Station 11 assisted with fire extinguishment, secondary searches, and other fireground tasks.

The incident was investigated by the Burlington County IAFF 3091 - BC-Fire Marshals Office and the NJ State Fire Marshals offices. There were no reported injuries to any civilians or firefighters. The American Red Cross was on scene to assist the family.

All units were clear of the scene after 5pm

09/13/2026

This past week, Probationary Firefighters Turner, McDonough, and Feliciano along with fellow Volunteer members completed the Vehicle Extrication Rescue Program taught by instructors from the Burlington County Emergency Services Training Center. This program trained members on fundamentals on accessing a patient safely during serious Motor Vehicle Accidents on Willingboros roadways. Members learned about stabilizing and cutting as part of the requirements to complete the course. Job well done by all!

09/11/2026

For the 343 firefighters, all first responders, the innocent, and those still suffering. You are NOT forgotten 25 years later.

Our members are on duty today ready to respond to any emergency and to protect our residents, business owners, and visitors.

09/07/2026

Everyone have a fire safe and enjoyable Labor Day. Our dedicated and hard working firefighters are on duty today, as they are everyday of the year.

07/30/2026

Join us on Wednesday, August 5 at 7:00 PM at the firehouse for our Swearing-In and Promotional Ceremony as we welcome our newest firefighters and EMTs as well as the promotion for the recently appointed Fire Captain.

07/04/2026

Today we celebrate the birth of our nation and the freedoms that we enjoy. Please be safe when celebrating your Fourth of July holiday. Don't let a good time get ruined due to a fire or injury to someone.

The firefighters of Willingboro are on duty today as we are everyday. Stay fire safe and take care of each other.

Happy 250th Birthday to the United States of America!

07/04/2026

Today we remember and honor the memory of Firefighter Thomas G. Stewart III of the Gloucester City Fire Department, Chief James Sylvester of the Mt. Ephraim Fire Department, Fire Marshal John West of the Camden County Fire Marshals Office who gave their lives in the line of duty July 4, 2002 while trying to save the lives of three young girls at a house fire in Gloucester City, NJ.

06/30/2026

With the Fourth of July holiday approaching we hope that everyone enjoys their holiday and continues to be fire safe. A reminder that New Jersey has regulations in place for the use of consumer fireworks and novelties. Here is a guide to what types of fireworks and novelties can and cannot be used by the general public.

New Jersey law strictly prohibits both the sale and use of large fireworks, which generally include any aerial explosive such as bottle rockets, firecrackers, and Roman candles.

21:3-2, Sale, Possession, or use of, Prohibited (Partial)

1. It shall be unlawful for any person to offer for sale, expose or sale, sell, possess or use, or explode any blank cartridge, toy pistol, toy cannon, toy can, or toy gun in which explosives are used, firecrackers, torpedoes, skyrockets, roman candles, bombs, or other fireworks of like construction.

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Willingboro, NJ
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http://www.iaff3091.org/

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