W ORANGE NJ WORKING FIRE 2 STORY FRAME 3/25/22

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West Orange Essex
W/F 5 Hickory Rd
2 story frame fire in rear wall ran to attic.
Started by a soldering iron.
Millburn and Orange
M/A to scene.
Quick KD and no extension.
 
WEST ORANGE FIRE DEPARTMENT


The West Orange Fire Department is a career fire department that employs around 88 firefighters.

The West Orange Fire Department was formed in 1894.

Fire Stations​

StationAddressIn ServiceNotes
525 Mt. Pleasant Place



Fire Headquarters - 415 Valley Road​

Ladder 1 - 2015 Pierce Arrow XT (-/-/100' rear-mount) (SN#28946) Engine 6 (Spare) - 1989 Pierce Arrow (1250/500) (Ex-Ridgewood Fire Department (New Jersey)) Spare Ladder - 1990 E-One Hurricane (-/-110' rear-mount) (Ex-Ladder 1)

Fire Station 2 - 86 Washington Street​

Engine 2 - 2018 Pierce Enforcer (1500/500) (SN#31634) Car 2 - (Deputy/Tour Commander) -2015 Ford Expedition

Fire Station 3 - 93 Ridgeway Avenue​

Engine 3 - 2006 Pierce Arrow XT (1500/500) (SN#18124-01 or 02)

Fire Station 4 - 280 Pleasant Valley Way​

Engine 4 - 2001 Pierce Dash (1500/500) (Ex-Engine 1)

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Car 5 - 201? Ford Explorer AWD Utility 13 - 201? Ford F-350


 
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MILBURN FIRE DEPARTMENT

Founded in 1876, the Millburn Fire Department enjoys a proud legacy of service spanning 140 years.

The department personnel include 47 career firefighters that operate out of two fire stations. A minimum on-duty staff of seven personnel is supported by on-call career firefighters. Responding to an average of 2,000 calls per year, each firefighter is trained and certified in Firefighter I and II, First Responder Medical Care, CPR, Incident Command Levels 100 and 200, hazardous materials, awareness and operational levels, and mass decontamination. More than half of the fire department members are N.J. Certified Emergency Medical Technicians.

The Millburn Fire Department operates four engines, one ladder truck, a heavy rescue unit, a Polaris Ranger capable of off road maneuvering and carrying one patient with support staff, one command vehicle and several support staff vehicles.

In a recent partnership with the Newark Fire Department, Millburn houses and responds with a “U.A.S.I. Support Unit” which carries lumber and supplies to building collapse calls in a five county response area through which Millburn receives specialized training from the N.J. Department of Homeland Security.

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