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Captain O’Donnell will be leading the operations of the Presidential Lakes Fire & Rescue Squad Station 184 until further notice!!

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Presidential Lakes Fire & Rescue

Welcome To Our Site!!

The Presidential Lakes Fire & Rescue Squad, Inc. located in Pemberton Township, NJ is the Township's only Fire, Rescue and EMS organization as well as one of the few all Volunteer within the State of New Jersey. We operate as a single organization under one roof. The organization as a whole is governed by Chapter 25 of the Pemberton Township Code.                                       

    Our organization is unique in that we have Firefighter's, EMT's, Fire Police Officer's. You do not need to be a Firefighter/EMT or vice versa to be a member. 

 

To contact us:

Phone: 609-893-9024

Fax: 609-893-6670

E-mail: Fire Captain Patrick O’Donnell

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The Reason You Must Call Before You Dig!!

 

Outdoor Fire Safety

New Jersey's greatest danger of wildfires occurs during the spring months of March, April, and May, and the autumn months of October and November. Because trees are bare during these months, sunlight is allowed to reach the ground and dry the leaf litter on the forest floor. Winds during the spring and fall can be strong and dry, thus creating a deep, fluffy layer of hazardous forest fuels. Lastly, an ignition source can spark these fuels, creating a devastating wildfire.

Regardless of the season, conditions often allow wildfires to start. Wildfires may occur during any month and at any time of day, damaging valuable forests and natural resources, and threatening improved property and human lives.

Wildfires can be prevented! Being careful with the use of fire can prevent ninety-nine percent of all wildfires in New Jersey. The following tips can help you enjoy fire safely in the outdoors. For more information about fire safety in New Jersey's Outdoors,
contact your local Forest Firewarden.