The people of the 2018 West Windsor Fire Company Station 43 Chili Cook-off have spoken !!! Congrats Captain Jerry Byrnes and firefighter Paul Licata for bringing home the trophy for the second year in a row !!!! We are proud of you guys !!
Mutual Aid – Hopewell Tanker Assignment
** Pictures and information allowed for social media release by Joe Novak , Hopewell Chief 52
FIRE, DWELLING
111 Stony Brook Rd
Hopewell Township
XSTREETS: Unnamed Street / Van Dyke Rd
On Monday, March 5, 2018 at approximately 1440 hours, Plainsboro Tanker 49 was detailed to the above address for a Structure Fire with reported entrapment. First arriving units confirmed to working dwelling fire with no entrapment. Initial crews were met with heavy fire showing in a non-hydrant region. The “2nd alarm tanker assignment” was quickly requested, along with additional special calls above the 1st alarm.
Tanker 49 arrived and pumped to the fire scene. Plainsboro FF / Engineer Michael Guzy and Past Chief Ted Wagner assisted Hopewell with rural water supply ops. During this course of action, a draft was obtained from a small stream, providing adequate volume to sustain various size fire attacks without disruption. See attached pictures.
Congratulations Marine – Liz Connor!
With her surprise attendance at our 2018 installation dinner, we were excited to celebrate Liz Connor’s recent graduation from the United States Marine Corps.
Congratulations again, Liz!
50 Years Of Dedicated Service – Roy & Ted Wagner
The Plainsboro Township Police Department would like to recognize two members of the Plainsboro Fire Company for their service to the community.
Roy and Ted Wag gently received awards honoring them for 50 years of service with the Plainsboro Fire Company.
Both Roy and Ted selflessly volunteer their time to ensure the safety of our residents. They continue to answer calls for service at all hours of the day and night. We have witnessed them many times be woken up in the middle of the night for calls ranging from working fires to helping to change the battery in their smoke detector, however we have never heard them complain.
Their selfless attitudes paired with their years of service will surpass the call for duty. They have doubled the years of service of what is expected out of any career fireman, and have never expected any paycheck for their work. We believe the residents of Plainsboro are very lucky to have Roy and Ted Wagner watching over them.
Please help us congratulate as well as thank you Roy and Ted for everything they do for the residents of Plainsboro !!
Snowstorm – March 2nd
On Friday, March 2nd, the members of Plainsboro Fire Company had a busy afternoon and night handling numerous storm related emergencies. Emergency calls started being toned out at 3:40 pm and did not stop until 11pm. Crews handled wire and transformer fires, a small brush fire from wires, fire alarms, police traffic assists, a smoke condition, and finished the night with a mutual aid response to Princeton.
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