Wall Township Fire Bureau

11/13/2025

11/11/2025

Today, the Wall Twp Fire Bureau thanks all veterans who have served to protect our great nation.

11/10/2025

11/09/2025

Basic Fire Safety Equipment - Everyone Should Know!

Fire safety starts with awareness and the right equipment. In any workplace or facility, having proper fire safety tools can save lives and property.

1. Fire Extinguisher - For immediate control of small Pires (know the type: A, B, C, or D).

2. Fire Alarm System - Early warning to alert everyone to evacuate safely.

3. Fire Blanket - Useful for smothering small fires or wrapping around a person.

4. Smoke Detector - Detects smoke at the earliest stage of fire ignition.

5. Fire Hose Reel - Provides a continuous water Supply for larger fires.

6. Emergency Exit Signage & Lighting - Guides people to safety during emergencies.

7. Sand Bucket / Water Bucket - Simple but effective first-response tools.

Remermber:-

Regular inspection, proper maintenance, and staff training are key to effective Fire safety.

Be alert. Be prepared. Be safe.

Safety



Preparediness

11/07/2025

As the weather cools, please remember these tips for safe fire pit usage.

11/05/2025

11/04/2025

November means cooler weather and more time indoors. 🔥 Is your home fire-safe? This week, make a plan:
​✅ Test all smoke alarms.
​✅ Clear clutter from heat sources.
​✅ Practice your escape route.
​Stay warm, stay safe! Share this tip! 👇

10/31/2025

Enjoy the day and stay safe!

10/30/2025

Please remember to be safe tomorrow and enjoy the holiday.

10/30/2025

The Monmouth County Fire Museum will be holding a Holiday Photo Shoot on Saturday, November 15th, from 9am to 1pm. They are located on the grounds of the Evans Area.

10/29/2025

The Bureau closed out Fire Prevention month with a visit to Old Mill School today. As always, we'd like to thank South Wall District 3 for their assistance in helping our students stay safe.

10/28/2025

Daylight Savings Time comes to an end this weekend. Please check your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors when turning back your clocks.