Lumberton Fire Department

05/29/2026

TRAFFIC ALERT 🚨
Landing Street between Municipal and Norway will be shut down due to wires down.

05/25/2026

Starting at 12:00PM, Main Street will be closed between Bridge Road and Bobby’s Run Boulevard for the Memorial Day Parade. All roadways will reopen following the parade.

05/22/2026

🇺🇸 In honor of Memorial Day, members placed flowers and American flags on veterans' graves this evening to pay tribute. We remember the sacrifices of those who have come before us.

05/22/2026

Happening now: Rescue Engine 1313 on scene assisting Lumberton Emergency Squad, Station 139 with a fly out of a patient.

05/18/2026

Dear Residents and Business Owners of Lumberton Township:

For 121 years, the Lumberton Fire Company has proudly served as your neighbors helping neighbors. We are not just firefighters, we are members of this community who live here, work here, and care deeply about keeping Lumberton safe.

As an all-volunteer organization, we provide fire, rescue, and emergency services 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. In 2025 alone, our volunteer members responded to more than 550 calls for service. Each of those calls represents a neighbor in need—a family, a business, or a friend facing an emergency.

Behind every response are countless hours of training, preparation, and teamwork.
Our members dedicate personal time away from their families and careers to maintain the skills and certifications required to protect our township.
We do this because we believe in giving back to the community that gives so much to us.

While the Township provides partial financial support, we rely on the generosity of our residents and local businesses to cover approximately 35% of our equipment and operating costs. The cost to properly equip one firefighter with protective gear now exceeds $16,000, and ongoing training and maintenance expenses continue to rise.
Your support directly helps ensure we have the tools, equipment, and training needed to respond safely and effectively when you call.

Your contribution is more than a donation—it is an investment in the safety and strength of our community. Because of your continued generosity, we have been able to uphold the high level of service Lumberton has relied on for over a century.

Now more than ever we respectfully ask for your support again this year.
Donations may be tax deductible, and no amount is too small.
Every dollar stays right here in Lumberton and directly supports your volunteer fire department.

Thank you for standing with us and for helping us continue our mission of neighbors serving neighbors.

With sincere appreciation,

The Members of the Lumberton Fire Company No. 1

Join Our Team!! We are always looking for community members who want to make a difference. If you or someone you know is interested in becoming a Volunteer Firefighter, we are currently accepting applications. There are a few ways to get a hold of us. Message us here, email [email protected] or call 609-267-1133 to learn how you can serve your community. If you see us at the firehouse stop in and say hello!

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04/28/2026

At our last meeting it was our pleasure to present 3 young people with the Ernie Greenwald Scholarship.
Emily Romano
Megan Boland
Chris Rooney (not pictured)

Congrats!!

04/17/2026

Our thoughts are with the family of Member Cody McPeak tonight. Cody had many years of service with not only the township but the fire department. He will be greatly missed.

Share Memories and Support the Family.

04/04/2026

Come join us!
Volunteering is down across the country.
We need dedicated people who want to serve the community and get valuable training for free!!

03/30/2026

Someone got a very special ride to school today!!
Capri VanWright was the top fundraiser at Bobby’s Run Elementary School.
Congratulations and great work!!!

03/22/2026

We were honored to present lifetime achievement awards at the latest township meeting to:
Bob McCleery
George Swain
Dean Albright
Ken Pearson
These four individuals have devoted numerous years to serving the fire company and the town, playing pivotal roles in shaping the department into what it is today. Their unwavering dedication and continued involvement are truly commendable.
We would like to express our deepest appreciation for their outstanding service.