Monthly Calls
| Month | Fire |
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| Jan | 59 |
| Feb | 36 |
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| 2024 Total | 95 |
A group of dedicated community members working together towards a common goal striving for the greatest level of life and property protection.
Looking for dedicated Members!
PLEASE JOIN TODAY!
Applications for Volunteer membership can be picked up at the Station at anytime and from the front office at the Runnemede Borough Hall, located at 24 N. Black Horse Pike, Runnemede, NJ, during normal business hours. Once completed, applications can be returned to the Station. Afterwards, someone from the Fire Company Membership Committee with contact you on how to complete the additional steps in becoming a member.
Mailing Address:
26 E. 2nd Ave
Runnemede, NJ 08078
Phone: 856.939.4390
(For emergencies dial 911)
About Our Mission
Beaver Brook Regional Fire Alliance Mission
To provide a safer, unified, efficient, and standardized service to the borough residents of Barrington, Bellmawr, Haddon Heights and Runnemede through joint training initiatives by utilizing the resources and expertise of the Alliance members. To ensure that the Barrington, Bellmawr, Haddon Heights, and Runnemede firefighters are provided the necessary skills, judgment, and training to safely mitigate emergency situations encountered.
We have some weather headed our way over the next few days. Now is a good time to prepare and secure any loose items around your property that could blow around in strong winds.
Periods of rain are expected this weekend, along with gusty winds. Be mindful of outdoor furniture, trash cans, decorations, umbrellas, and other loose items. Gusty winds could also bring down tree limbs and result in isolated power outages.
Take a few minutes to prepare now. Stay safe and we are here if you need us!
Source: National Weather Service Mount Holly www.facebook.com/share/p/1F8KyjFs6v/?mibextid=wwXIfr
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Fire Prevention Open House!
Come hang out with us on Thursday, October 8th from 6:00–8:00 PM. We’ll have our fire apparatus and equipment on display, fire prevention and smoke alarm information, community groups, and plenty for the family to check out.
Ever thought about becoming a firefighter? We’ll also have information available on how to join!
📍 26 E. 2nd Ave, Runnemede, NJ 08078
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Busy day for the RFD!
We started the morning at the Triton High School 9/11 Memorial Breakfast, taking time to remember and honor those we lost 25 years ago.
This evening we headed back to Triton to fly the flag for opening night of football, while also paying tribute to the memory of September 11th.
We finished out the evening at the RYAA ribbon cutting for the new field lights. RFD members helped kick off the ceremony by calling for a moment of silence in remembrance of all those lost on 9/11.
#runnemedefire #neverforget
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God Bless and Thank You For Your Service
Wonderful job and support.
What a Great looking 👀 support of people from Runnemede and being a retired first responder ⛑️
25 years later, we remember the lives lost on September 11, 2001, and honor the first responders who answered the call, many making the ultimate sacrifice.
A quarter century has passed, but we will never forget. 🇺🇸
#neverforget
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Eagles Raffle Winners
1st Place (Tickets) Megan Pinto
2nd Place (Pizza Oven): Pulaski Family
3rd Place (Cooler): Funches Family
Thank you for the continued support and be on the look out for our next raffle!
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Congrats winners
I have never been so excited in my life!!! Thank you so much!!
Congratulations to the winners! Go Birds💚🦅💚
2026 Eagles Raffle Drawing
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10 Tips for Fire Safety
- Smoke Detectors Save Lives!
- Be Careful in the Kitchen.
- Smoking!
- E.D.I.T.H. Exit Drills in the Home.
- Watch Those Wires.
- Put Lighters and Matches Safely Away.
- Place Space Heaters Safely.
- Crawl Low in Smoke.
- Stop! Drop! And Roll!
- Teach Children How to Call for Emergency Assistance.
Smoke Detectors and Home Fire Drills
Most fatal home fire occur at night while the victims are sleeping. They usually succumb to invisible gases and smoke, which can actually drug them into sleeping more soundly.
Inexpensive home smoke detectors will sense this danger and sound a life saving alarm. All homes should have at least a detector outside the bedroom on each level and one in the basement and utility areas.
Emergency Management
The Office of Emergency Management is responsible for the development and implementation of a comprehensive emergency program for the Runnemede Fire Department.
This plan addresses disaster mitigation, planning and preparedness, response to, and recovery from large scale emergencies and disasters that may affect our local area. The intent of this program is to minimize the impact of disasters, provide necessary disaster operations, and to enable effective disaster recovery.