Hainesport Fire Company

Call 609-261-2141 or Visit Station

February 16, 2019

Cub Scout Pack 58 stopped by for a station tour!

February 1, 2019

If your group is interested in a station tour please contact us. In picture: Deputy Chief Bozarth, Firefighters Dakota and Jarred Huntsman … [Read more...]

2019 Line Officiers

January 1, 2019

We're proud to announce our 2019 Line Officers of the Hainesport Volunteer Fire Company! Chief: Nick Macken Deputy Chief: Shaun Bozarth Safety Officer: Chris Lippincott Training Officer: Josh Mogck Chief Engineer: Rich Parks Sr. Asst Chief Engineer: Rich Parks Jr. … [Read more...]

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