It isn’t all serious business when a group of firefighters get together. During the summer, we get together to play a little softball. Here, members of Pennsville Fire & Rescue are pictured with members of Salem Fire Department. I don’t remember who won the game, but that isn’t important. Ok, it was Salem Fire Dept. Maybe Pennsville will win this year.
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NJ FFI, NREMT-First Responder, HAZMAT Operations, DuPont Experimental Station Industrial Firefighter, Pennsville Police Officer SLEO I
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On January 9, 2008 at 10:20 p.m., Station 5, Station 7, and Ambulance 5-8 were dispatched to a motor vehicle collision at the intersection of Atlantic Rd. and South Broadway. One vehicle was overturned and the second vehicle suffered minor damage to the passenger’s side rear quarter panel. No injuries occurred and Quint 5-6 stood by until the vehicle was up-righted by the towing company.
Photo Credits: Stan Kite III
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On July 29, 2007 Pennsville Fire & Rescue Co. #1 hosted its 7th Annual Bike Run. After registration and the run, food and entertainment was provided for at Holy Smokes Grill on Hook Rd. The band “Last Call” played for the crowds. The day was marked with good food, live music, friends, 50/50 raffle, tattoo contest, and of course many, many bikes! Thank you to all who helped make this day a success! We look forward to seeing you at next year’s bike run. Photos courtesy of Johnny Scott. Click on the thumbnails above to view larger image.
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On July 25, 2007 at 3:31 p.m. FAST 5 was dispatched to a working fire in Alloway. Quint 5 arrived (after the NJSP moved their vehicle) with fire and smoke showing at a pizza/sub shop and hair salon, with apartments in the rear. Pennsville’s crew stood by as FAST and assisted with accountability. The fire was caused by children playing with matches. Pennsville units were in service for two and a half hours.
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