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Laurence Harbor Fire Department (NJ)1 viewsBobBrooks
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Lavallette Volunteer Fire Company (NJ)1 viewsBobBrooks
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Lavallette Volunteer Fire Department (NJ)11 viewsPopulation < 2,000. Station 69.BobBrooks
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Lawrence Road Fire Rescue (NJ)3 viewsStation 22.BobBrooks
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Lawrenceville Fire Company (NJ)5 viewsBobBrooks
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Lebanon Lakes Fire Company (NJ)1 viewsDEFUNCT - Lebanon Lakes Fire Company merged with Woodland Volunteer Fire Department im 2009.BobBrooks
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Lebanon Township Fire Department (NJ)0 viewsStation 19.BobBrooks
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Lederle Laboratories Fire Department (NJ)2 viewsDEFUNCT - Lederle Laboratories was absorbed through a series of corporate acquisitions and mergers, most notably becoming part of Wyeth in 1994 and then Pfizer in 2009. BobBrooks
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Lenola Fire Company (NJ)0 viewsStation 313.BobBrooks
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Liberty Corner Fire Company (NJ)0 viewsThe Liberty Corner Fire Company, located at 95 Church St, Liberty Corner, has been serving the community since 1910. This makes the firehouse approximately 114 years old.BobBrooks
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Lindenwold Fire Department (NJ)0 viewsBobBrooks
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Little Falls Fire Department (NJ)0 viewsLittle Falls, New Jersey, was named for a small waterfall on Olequa Creek, which was located near the town. The town was originally platted as "Kraft" in the 1870s, but the name was changed to Little Falls to reflect the nearby natural falls feature.BobBrooks
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Little Ferry Fire Department (NJ)0 viewsBobBrooks
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Little Silver Volunteer Fire Department (NJ)1 viewsBobBrooks
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Logan Plant RES Fire Brigade (NJ)0 viewsDEFUNCT - Before its closure, the Logan Generating Plant was New Jersey's last operating coal-fired power plant. The Logan Generating Plant (Renewable Energy Storage), was shut down and demolished in 2022 by its owner, Starwood Energy Group, as part of a negotiated retirement deal. BobBrooks
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Long Valley Fire Company (NJ)0 viewsThe Long Valley Fire Company is part of the Washington Township Fire Department and has been serving the Washington Township community since 1911. BobBrooks
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Longport Fire Department (NJ)1 viewsPopulation < 2,000.BobBrooks
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Lopatcong Township Fire Department (NJ)1 viewsBobBrooks
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Lorraine Hose Company (NJ)14 viewsPopulation < 2,000.BobBrooks
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Lower Alloway Creek Fire & Rescue (NJ)0 viewsBobBrooks
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Lucent Technologies Emergency Response Team (NJ)1 viewsDEFUNCT - Lucent Technologies in New Jersey, was acquired by the French company Alcatel in 2006, forming the new entity Alcatel-Lucent. BobBrooks
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Lumberton Fire Company #1 (NJ)1 viewsBobBrooks
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Lyndhurst Fire Department (NJ)1 viewsBobBrooks
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Lyons FDVA Fire Rescue (NJ)0 viewsThe Lyons Veterans Administration Hospital Historic District is a 303-acre historic district encompassing the medical center campus. The Lyons VA Medical Center was completed in 1930 and houses 250 beds.BobBrooks
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M&M / Mars Emergency Responder (NJ)4 viewsM&M's were initially created and exclusively sold to the U.S. military during World War II. The candy's unique feature, a hard sugar shell, made it ideal for soldiers as it prevented the chocolate from melting in hot and humid conditions. This made them a practical addition to military rations. BobBrooks
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Mack-Wayne Fire Department (NJ)4 viewsThe Mack-Wayne Fire Department in Wayne, NJ is the same as Packanack Lake Fire Company #5. It is one of five volunteer fire companies serving the Township of Wayne. BobBrooks
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Madison Park Fire Department (NJ)0 viewsBobBrooks
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Magnolia Fire Company (NJ)0 viewsStation 291.BobBrooks
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Mahwah Fire Department (NJ)1 views The name "Mahwah" originates from the Lenape Native American word "mawewi", which means "meeting place" or "place where paths meet,". The area now known as Mahwah was historically a significant location for the Lenape people.BobBrooks
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Malaga Fire Department (NJ)1 viewsPopulation < 2,000.BobBrooks
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Manasquan Fire Department (NJ)7 viewsThe Manasquan town banner was adopted in 1963. The emblem includes a Lenape Native American's head, a gold shield with seahorses, a plow, and a sailing ship. Three stars symbolize New Jersey's ratification of the US Constitution as the third state.BobBrooks
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Manitou Park Fire Company (NJ)1 viewsBobBrooks
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Mannington Fire Company No. 1 (NJ)8 viewsBobBrooks
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Mantoloking Fire Company #1 (NJ)1 viewsMantoloking, New Jersey, and sailboats are connected through the Mantoloking Yacht Club and the area's rich history as a popular sailing destination. BobBrooks
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Manville Fire Department (NJ)1 viewsBobBrooks
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Martinsville Volunteer Fire Department (NJ)1 viewsA portion of the first encampment site, known as the Washington Camp Ground, is located in Martinsville and was added to the National Register of Historic Places. This site is a testament to the presence and importance of Washington and his Continental Army.BobBrooks
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Matawan Borough Fire Department (NJ)0 viewsStation 55.BobBrooks
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Mauricetown Volunteer Fire Company (NJ)1 viewsPopulation < 2,000.BobBrooks
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McGuire AFB Crash Fire Rescue (NJ)0 viewsDEFUNCT - McGuire Air Force Base did not close; it was combined with Fort Dix and Naval Air Engineering Station-Lakehurst to form Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst in 2009.BobBrooks
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McGuire-Dix Lakehurst Joint Base Fire Department (NJ)0 viewsJoint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst was established in 2009, which combined the former McGuire Air Force Base, Fort Dix Army Base, and Lakehurst Naval Air Station into one joint installation. JB MDL remains the only tri-service joint base in the Department of Defense. BobBrooks
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Medford Farms Volunteer Fire Company (NJ)1 viewsDEFUNCT - The Medford Farms Fire Company was established in 1941, and was replaced as the fire department of Tabernacle Township in 2014 after the township dissolved the Tabernacle Fire District.BobBrooks
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Medford Lakes Fire Department (NJ)1 viewsStation 371.BobBrooks
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Mercer County Airport Fire Department (NJ)4 viewsDEFUNCT - The Mercer County Airport Fire Department, station 34 in New Jersey changed its name to the Treton-Mercer Airport. Unknown what year that happened. BobBrooks
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Mercer Generating Station Emergency Response Team (NJ)4 viewsDEFUNCT - The 132-acre, Mercer Generating Station in New Jersey was decommissioned and demolished in 2017 citing low natural gas prices as the cause.BobBrooks
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Mercerville Fire Company (NJ)2 viewsDEFUNCT - The Mercerville Volunteer Fire Company merged with the Hamilton Township Fire Department in 2021.BobBrooks
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Metuchen Fire Department (NJ)12 viewsStation 47.BobBrooks
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Middlesex Fire Department (NJ)0 viewsBobBrooks
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Middletown Fire Company No. 1 (NJ)1 viewsBobBrooks
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Middletown Twsp. Fire Department (NJ)0 viewsBobBrooks
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Milford Fire Company (NJ)0 viewsStation 92.BobBrooks
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Military Ocean Terminal at Bayonne Fire Department (NJ)1 viewsDEFUNCT - Military Ocean Terminal at Bayonne was a U.S. military ocean terminal located in the Port of New York and New Jersey which operated from 1967 to 1999. The site closure was part of a larger base realignment and closure process.BobBrooks
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Millington Volunteer Fire Company (NJ)1 viewsBobBrooks
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Mine Hill Fire Department (NJ)1 viewsMine Hill, NJ, is named after the historic iron mines that operated in the area starting in the early 18th century. The township's name reflects this significant mining history, with the Dickerson Mine (originally the Suckasunny Mine) being a notable example of these early mining operations. BobBrooks
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Minotola Fire Company (NJ)0 viewsPopulation 2,000.BobBrooks
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Mobil Paulsboro Refinery Research Development Fire Brigade (NJ)4 viewsDEFUNCT - Paulsboro Refining Company (Mobil Research Development), was purchased from Valero Energy Corporation in 2010.BobBrooks
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Mobil Paulsboro Refinery Technology Company Fire Brigade (NJ)4 viewsDEFUNCT - Paulsboro Refining Company (Mobil Technology Company), was purchased from Valero Energy Corporation in 2010.BobBrooks
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Monroe Township Fire District #1 (NJ)3 viewsBobBrooks
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Monroe Township Fire District #2 (NJ)0 viewsBobBrooks
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Monroe Township Fire District #3 (NJ)4 viewsBobBrooks
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Montclair Fire Department (NJ)0 viewsBobBrooks
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Montgomery Twp. Volunteer Fire Company #1 (NJ)0 viewsStation 45.BobBrooks
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Moonachie Fire Department (NJ)0 viewsThe name "Moonachie" likely derives from the Lenni Lenape language, though the precise meaning is not definitively known. In 1669, the area was owned by a fur trader, and the land was inhabited by the Delaware and Six Nations Indians. BobBrooks
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Moorestown Fire Department (NJ)1 viewsBobBrooks
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Morganville Fire Department (NJ)0 viewsBobBrooks
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Morris Plains Fire Department (NJ)0 viewsBobBrooks
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Morris Township Fire Department (NJ)0 viewsBobBrooks
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Mount Ephraim Fire Company #2 (NJ)1 viewsBobBrooks
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Mount Hope Fire Company #2 (NJ)0 viewsBobBrooks
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Mount Laurel Fire Department (NJ)0 viewsStation 36.BobBrooks
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Mount Tabor Fire Department (NJ)0 viewsBobBrooks
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Mountain Lake Fire Company (NJ)4 viewsBobBrooks
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Mountain Lakes Volunteer Fire Department (NJ)0 viewsBobBrooks
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Mt. Olive Township Fire Department (NJ)0 viewsBobBrooks
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Mt. Royal Fire Department (NJ)6 viewsDEFUNCT - Mount Royal Fire Department merged with the East Greenwich Fire Company to form East Greenwich Fire Rescue in 2004.BobBrooks
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Mystic Island Volunteer Fire Company (NJ)1 viewsThe "Tuckerton antenna" is a large radio tower built in Tuckerton, New Jersey, in 1912, by a German company. It was the first and most powerful transatlantic broadcasting tower, standing at 825 feet. While it was located on US soil, it was entirely owned and operated by Germany. The tower was dismantled in 1955. BobBrooks
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National Park Fire Department (NJ)2 viewsBobBrooks
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Naval Weapons Station Earle Fire Department (NJ)2 viewsNaval Weapons Station Earle in Colts Neck, serves as a coastal ordnance handling and processing facility for the Atlantic Fleet, Coast Guard, and Department of Defense. It primarily focuses on storing, distributing, and managing ordnance.BobBrooks
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Neptune City Volunteer Fire Department (NJ)1 viewsDEFUNCT - The Neptune City VFD did not merge, but rather, it ceased operations around 2001, as the municipality of Neptune City transitioned to receiving fire protection services from the Neptune Township Fire Department. BobBrooks
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Neptune Fire District No. 1 (NJ)1 viewsDEFUNCT - The Neptune Fire District No. 1 did not merge, but rather, it ceased operations around the early 2000s, and transitioned to receiving fire protection services from the Neptune Township Fire Department. BobBrooks
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Neshanic Volunteer Fire Company (NJ)0 viewsStation 48.BobBrooks
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New Egypt Volunteer Fire Company (NJ)7 viewsNew Egypt got its name due to its history of grain farming and a biblical allusion. The area was called "Egypt" in 1793, because of the plentiful corn and buckwheat flour stored during the Revolutionary War. The name "New Egypt" was adopted in 1801.BobBrooks
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New Gretna Volunteer Fire Company (NJ)3 viewsPopulation < 2,000.BobBrooks
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New Lisbon Developmental Center Emergency Response Team (NJ)18 viewsFounded in 1914, New Lisbon is the largest state-operated facility serving persons with developmental disabilities in NJ.BobBrooks
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New Lisbon Developmental Center Emergency Response Team (NJ)4 viewsThe New Lisbon Developmental Center is a healthcare facility dedicated to serving individuals with developmental disabilities. New Lisbon Developmental Center was established in 1914 and was originally the state's first public residential institution for boys with developmental disabilities. BobBrooks
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New Market Fire Company No. 1 (NJ)0 viewsBobBrooks
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New Milford Volunteer Fire Department (NJ)0 viewsBobBrooks
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New Point Comfort Fire Company (NJ)1 viewsPopulation < 2,000.BobBrooks
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Newark Fire Department (NJ)20 viewsNewark is called "The Renaissance City" due to its ongoing revitalization efforts and a focus on cultural and economic development.BobBrooks
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Niagara Fire Company of Merchantville (NJ)0 viewsBobBrooks
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Norma-Alliance Volunteer Fire Company (NJ)1 viewsBobBrooks
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North Arlington Fire Department (NJ)0 viewsBobBrooks
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North Bergen Fire Department (NJ)0 viewsDEFUNCT - The North Bergen Fire Department did merge with other departments to form the North Hudson Regional Fire & Rescue in 1999.BobBrooks
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North Brunswick Volunteer Engine Co. #2 (NJ)0 viewsBobBrooks
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