Hendel Hose Company #1 proudly received their new Seagrave pumper, soon to be placed in service as Engine 1, strengthening the firefighting capabilities of North Arlington.
Twenty-four years ago, NAFD members responded to the World Trade Center to assist the FDNY during one of the darkest days in history. Today, we pause to honor the lives lost and the sacrifices made on 9/11.
At 3:00 a.m., NAFD Engine 2 and Rescue 5 responded to Montross Avenue in Rutherford, providing mutual aid alongside Rutherford and Lyndhurst Fire Departments during a working fire.
National Night Out Against Crime brought families to NAFD Headquarters for an evening of fire safety, community, and fun. Kids explored the trucks, learned lifesaving tips, and met the firefighters who protect North Arlington.
Congratulations to Firefighter Amanda Samels of Eagle Truck Company #3, recognized with the New Jersey State Council Knights of Columbus Fire Shield Award for her outstanding service to the fire service and community.
NAFD firefighters recently trained on search techniques, applying lessons learned from instructors at the FDIC conference. Continuous training keeps members sharp, prepared, and ready to serve the community.
At 10:59 a.m., NAFD units were dispatched to a reported structure fire on Porete Avenue. The incident was quickly upgraded to a second alarm, drawing mutual aid from neighboring departments.
The North Arlington Fire Department has enhanced its rescue capabilities with the addition of new Holmatro tools, including a cutter, spreader, combi tool, and telescopic ram delivered by ESI Equipment, Inc.
At 3:57 p.m., NAFD units were dispatched to a fire in the meadows, where heavy smoke was visible on arrival. Mutual aid, including the Kearny Fire Department, worked together to contain the blaze.
It’s been a busy week for the North Arlington Fire Department, with two working fires and several alarms in just four days. Crews responded to incidents on Moore Place and Schuyler Avenue with the support of mutual aid partners.
NAFD members recently participated in a department-wide drill at a local elementary school, practicing search and hose operations under realistic fireground conditions.
Members of Eagle Truck Company #3 put a fun spin on air management training with a game of dodgeball, reinforcing critical life-saving skills while keeping training engaging and team-focused.
