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This week, the Laureldale Volunteer Fire Rescue Company would like to extend our deepest gratitude to our incredible partners at the Township Of Hamilton Rescue Squad.

Your dedication, professionalism, and tireless commitment to the safety and well-being of our community do not go unnoticed. Whether it’s responding to emergencies day or night, working seamlessly alongside us in the field, or ... (Full Story)

Personnel from Tanker 18-38 were assigned to assist with patient triage. After patients were tagged they were moved via backboards to the triage staging area.... (Full Story & Photos)

As members were arriving the assignment was recalled as there was no need for the fire department. Shortly after Cologne firefighters were dispatched in the area of The Hamilton Mall for reported motor vehicle accident. Laureldale Chief 18-30 advised the first Cologne unit that signed on that Engine 33 was in station and available to respond. Cologne requested Laureldale be added to the assignment, ... (Full Story & Photos)

Last night was out monthly drill where newer firefighters were able to learn equipment and the older firefighters were able to advance their training. Last night members were able to set up our portable ponds, utilizing Tanker 38 and Tanker 39 using dump valves to fill the ponds. Cologne firefighters were also able to assist with these operations and using Tower 18, firefighters were able to draft ... (Full Story & Photos)

Twp. Fire Inspectors arrived on scene to a garage fire with flames showing. Tanker 38 arrived and command had crews pull an attack line to the rear of the garage to begin extinguishing the fire, and an additional line to the door to make entry into the building. Weymouth Engine 43 dropped a supply line to Tanker 38. Tanker 39 arrived and began giving water to Collings Lakes Engine 12-31 which was ... (Full Story & Photos)

Laureldale Chief 18-30 arrived to a vehicle off the roadway with an occupant still in the vehicle, and on it's side. 18-30 had Engine 33 stabilize the vehicle and begin extrication to free the occupant. Utilizing extrication equipment firefighters were able to free the occupant from the vehicle. Once patient was transferred to ems, and vehicle was removed all units were released by command, also ... (Full Story & Photos)

Upon arrival Mays Landing Chief 18-10 had Engine 33 check the building using a thermal camera. Crews remained on location until the building was deemed safe.... (Full Story & Photos)

We are always looking for new volunteers, message us, visit our website www.lvfrc.com or come by Wednesday nights from 7pm to 9pm for more information.... (Full Story & Photos)