Although this year was not the typical "Norman Rockwell Painting" that Assemblyman Pete Biondi so fondly spoke about for years, the Neshanic Volunteer Fire Company still managed to give the residents of the village a reason to smile and celebrate this Memorial Day. Not only was the qu...

Due to COVID-19 restrictions, the usual Memorial Day parade and ceremony cannot take place. Instead, we will host a procession of emergency vehicles from Branchburg, Hillsborough, Montgomery, and Three Bridges. The procession will follow the normal parade route of Maple Avenue to Pearl Street to Oli...

The Ladies auxiliary of the Neshanic Volunteer Fire company provided dinner for the nurses of the night shift at Hunterdon Medical Center on Friday May 1st to thank them for their hard work during this pandemic.

Today April 11th the Neshanic Volunteer Fire Company was proud to drive the Easter Bunny around our response area to see all the children of every age. The Easter Bunny was happy to see everyone who came out to see him. We would like to give a special thank you to United Rent All for helping us...

With the current pandemic situation, celebrating your birthday can be quite difficult. We were more that happy to make a trip and help Marley celebrate! We hope you enjoyed your Birthday Marley.

Monday April 6, 2020 the Neshanic Volunteer Fire Company was dispatched with the Hillsborough fire district for a brush fire behind Ann Van Middlesworth Park. Brush 48 and Tanker 48 responded to assisted units from Flagtown Fire, Hillsborough Fire Company #2, Woods Road Fire, and the New Jersey...

Crews from Station 48 spent a majority of last night and the early hours of this morning on a mutual aid assignment in Bound Brook on a multi-alarm structure fire. Brush 48 was requested to assist in extinguishing spot fires in remote locations while Tender 48 was assigned to SCTF 3 then later to SC...

On the afternoon of June 27, Station 48 was dispatched to Fairview Drive for the overturned motor vehicle. Upon arrival crews found a minivan on its roof and preceded to set up a safety perimeter until the tow company could arrive to remove the vehicle.

Stations 48 and 32 were dispatched to Highway 202 in the area of Whiton Road for the MVA. Crews on scene worked quickly to secure power to the vehicle and control leaking fluids. Crews awaited the arrival of the tow company to remove the vehicle and cleared the scene without incident.

Neshanic Vol Fire Co and the Hillsborough Fire District were dispatched for the chimney fire. On scene Deputy 37 advised of a working fire in the chimney with possible extension into the structure. The fire was extinguished quickly and overhaul was completed to save the structure. Great job by all o...