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2 days ago

Be prepared!

With all the reports of impending inclement weather, make sure you’re ready before it hits! ... See MoreSee Less

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Gibbstown Volunteer Fire Company

4 days ago

LIGHTING UP 2019

- Rescue 2118 just came back from getting a new light tower upgrade. The new LED’s will help ensure our safety on incidents which makes our job easier to help the residents.

Great job by Chief Fisler and thank you to our Mayor and Council for supporting us in this upgrade. ... See MoreSee Less

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Randy Ballinger Well. Not this but i did have a hand in the 4 new LED tripod light we have.

I feel like Christopher Brooks had everything to do with this! #litebrite very nice.

But will it still turn street lights out like it did in Woodbury?

Such bright. Very LED. Wow 🤣

Nice.

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Gibbstown Volunteer Fire Company is with Courtney Rose Cella and 3 others.

6 days ago

First company drill of 2019: approximately 20 members came out tonight to go over radio operations. Captain Bates broke the members into 4 groups of 4 and gave them the task of building an object out of Legos.

Each team’s IC took their instructions to a separate location from the rest of the team and had to direct them over the radio on how to build their toys.

Making things more complicated, they were told to use common fire ground terminology.

Being able to clearly give and follow orders over the radio is crucial to the men and women on emergency scenes.

Once the teams finished their projects, we met in the meeting room and had a quick refresher on the portable radios and the features that they have.

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Great Drill

Great job

Anyway I can get an NJ EMT. I have a VT one for trade

Gibbstown Volunteer Fire Company

6 days ago

We’re almost half way through winter, but we must still be vigilant in our homes to stop preventable incidents before they happen.

Check out these tips from FEMA to see if there’s something that might have been overlooked. ... See MoreSee Less