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Welcome to the Official Website for the Iselin Volunteer Fire Company #1
The Iselin Volunteer Fire Company #1 is one of nine fire companies protecting Woodbridge Township, which is New Jersey's fifth largest municipality encompassing 27 square miles and a population of 105,000 people. Our district, covering approximately six square miles, is quite diverse and includes high rise office and hotel buildings (APA, Marriott Renaissance, Days Inn), the Northeast Corridor's MetroPark train station, commercial occupancies and shopping centers, highways (Garden State Parkway, US Route 1, US Route 9), a chemical research and development facility (BASF), and residential units including apartment buildings, senior citizen complexes, and single and multi-family homes.
The Iselin Volunteer Fire Company #1 is all volunteer. We respond from two fire stations, and our members provide fire fighting and rescue services to the residents, workers, and visitors of the Iselin and Menlo Park Terrace sections of Woodbridge Township 24 hours a day, seven days per week. We have a proud 95 year tradition of dedicated community service dating back to our founding by concerned citizens in 1922.
Please take a tour of our website to learn more about your fire company and your firefighters, and get updated on our latest activities and the community events being sponsored by the fire company.
Visit us again soon to get the latest news and updates on our activities and, as always, stop by and visit us at the firehouse.
If you have any questions or comments, feel free to e-mail us at the link below.
info@iselinfire.com
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Car Fire on the Parkway
Captain Brian Bennett, July 17
Shortly after 11AM, Iselin Districts 9 and 11 and Fords were dispatched to a car fire on the Parkway. Upon arrival, Captain Bennett reported an SUV fire. Firefighters Conor Pirozzoli and Adam Karlin stretched an 1 3/4" handline and quickly extinguished the fire. ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Dumpster Fire Quickly Extinguished
Captain Brian Bennett, June 01
Districts 9 and 11 were dispatched to a fire at the Tilted Kilt Restaurant on Route 1. Upon arrival, Captain Bennett reported a dumpster containing construction debris alongside the building on fire. Crews from 9-5 and 9-2 stretched two 1 3/4" handlines and quickly extinguished the fire with no damage to the building.... (Full Story & Photos)
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No Injuries in Rollover Accident
Captain Brian Bennett, May 04
District 9 and 11 was dispatched on rollover accident at Mile marker 131.5 North on the Garden State Parkway this morning. Upon arrival, Chief Geary reported a two car accident with one vehicle on its roof. The crew from Engine 9-5 secured the vehicle. There were no injuries.... (Full Story & Photos)
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Rollover Accident on Parkway Injures 3
Captain Brian Bennett, April 15
Districts 9 and 11 were dispatched at approximately 0930 hours for an accident at Mile marker 131.3 North on the Garden State Parkway. On arrival, Deputy Chief Gethard reported a 2 car accident with a rollover. Units assisted in treating the injured occupants and stabilized both vehicles.... (Full Story & Photos)
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Mayor McCormac speaks with residents at the Mayor's Breakfast.
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Fire Company Hosts Mayor's Breakfast
Captain Brian Bennett, April 02
The Fire Company hosted the annual Mayor's Breakfast at House 1 on April 2. This is an opportunity to meet with the Mayor and Council members to discuss issues of concern.... (Full Story & Photos)
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3 Hospitalized in House Fire
Captain Brian Bennett, March 17
Districts 9 and 11 were dispatched at 1:22 AM this morning to a report of a structure fire at 107 Cooper Avenue. Upon arrival, Deputy Chief Gethard reported heavy fire showing in a 2 story residence and requested a second alarm. An aggressive interior attack utilizing three hand lines led to quick extinguishmnet of the fire. 3 occupants of the home were taken to the hospital by Woodbridge Township ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Change Your Clock, Change Your Batteries!
Captain Brian Bennett, March 12
As Daylight Savings Time begins, the U.S. Fire Administration (USFA) and the Iselin Volunteer Fire Company #1 encourages you to mark the occasion as a time to test your home smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors and replace the batteries if more than one year old. Checking and changing batteries in smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors, along with other home safety devices, will only take ... (Full Story & Photos)
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Help Us Help You - Keep Fire Hydrants Clear of Snow and Ice
Captain Brian Bennett, February 08
If there is a fire hydrant by your house, do your part to keep it accessible this winter. After a snowfall, make a clear zone around the fire hydrant. Remove any snow and ice around the hydrant to make a perimeter 3 feet around so firefighters can work. Also clear a path from the hydrant to the street.
In the event of a fire, this will save your firefighters valuable time!... (Full Story & Photos)
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