Delanco Fire Company

Delanco Fire Company February 22, 1898: Delanco’s first fire brigade was formed on Washington’s birthday. Founding me It is eqipped with CAFS (Compressed Air Foam System).

The Delanco Township Fire Department currently operates 3 "frontline" apparatus.

-Quint 1115 is a 2005 Peirce Dash ariel with a 2000 gpm pump. It serves as the Townships ariel ladder. It is first due on all structure fires in Delanco Township. The term "Quint" means that this is not a"true" Ladder Truck in that it has a pump. This apparatus can fufill the duties of the Engine Company and the Lad

der Company if needed.

- Engine 1112 is a 2015 Seagrave Engine with a 2000 gpm pump. It serves as the Townships Primary Engine. It is second due on all structure fires in Delanco Township. It is first due on Every other call in the township. It is also the First due mutual aid engine for Beverly City, Riverside Township and parts of Edgewater Park Township. The Engine Company is responsible for going in and extinguishing the fire. Engine 1112 has been the pride of the fleet for years.

-Engine 1114 is a 1998 seagrave engine and is currently operating as our second out engine.

2019 ford F-450 brushtruck, this brushtruck was built in house by our members and consists of a ford f-450 cab and chassis with an aluminum flatbed. mounted to the flatbed is a C.E.T. "slide in" fire pump system, our system is a 300 gallon water tank along a 20hp honda motor and pump capable of 150gpm. This truck also utilizes a Buckstop single wheel conversion kit that eliminates the dual rear wheels and replaced them with 41" military style tires. Protecting the front of the truck is a buckstop bumper with a warn 16,000 rated winch. Marine 11 is a 1997 22' pursuit center console boat with a 200hp Yamaha outboard. Used as our main water rescue vessel in the Delaware river. Marine 111 is a 2014 14' g3 boat with a 20 hp honda. Used to get into the smaller bodies of water in delanco and as the second due vessel in Delaware river.

🚒🇺🇸 A busy Memorial Day Weekend for your Delanco Fire Company 🇺🇸🚒♦️ Saturday, Quint 1115 and Fire Police 1118 responded ...
05/26/2026

🚒🇺🇸 A busy Memorial Day Weekend for your Delanco Fire Company 🇺🇸🚒

♦️ Saturday, Quint 1115 and Fire Police 1118 responded along with other area units to a reported structure fire at the Arbor Green Condos in Edgewater Park. Thankfully, the fire was unfounded and units were recalled while en route. 🔥🚫

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♦️ Sunday morning, Quint 1115 and other area units responded to a reported building fire in the unit block of Lafayette Street in Riverside. Thankfully, this incident was also unfounded and was caused by a plastic bag melted on a radiator creating a haze. 🌫️

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♦️ Later Sunday morning, Quint 1115 and Deputy 1101 responded to a church in the 300 block of Union Avenue for a reported gas odor. Crews identified the source, secured the gas piping, and placed it out of service for repairs. ⛪🛠️

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♦️ Your Delanco Fire Company was also proud to participate in Delanco’s Memorial Day Parade. 🇺🇸 Our command vehicles led the line, followed by Antique 1953 Seagrave Engine 1111, Brush 1116, Engine 1112, Quint 1115 and Fire Police 1118. It was great seeing so many familiar faces out supporting the parade and remembering those who made the ultimate sacrifice. ❤️🤍💙

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♦️ Yesterday afternoon on Memorial Day, Engine 1112 and Fire Police 1118 responded to The Crossings for an alarm activation. Crews investigated and cleared without incident. 🚨

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♦️ Then around 8 PM last night, Quint 1115 and Fire Police 1118 responded to a building fire on South Pavilion Avenue in Riverside. Quint 1115 operated its aerial ladder at the rear of the building, supplied with water by Engine 1224 (Beverly), while FP 1118 handled traffic control at Lafayette & Pavilion and Scott & Bridgeboro. Units cleared around 10 PM after the fire was placed under control, with no injuries reported. 🚒💦 (Photos courtesy of Fire Department Photography)

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♦️ And around 11 PM last night, because sleep is for the weary 😅, Deputy 1101 and Engine 1112 responded to a business on Creek Road for an alarm system activation. Crews located a broken sprinkler pipe and secured the system until repairs could be made. 💧🔧

Interested in serving your community? Delanco Fire Company is always looking for dedicated volunteers, whether you want to fight fires, assist with fire police, or support behind the scenes. No experience is necessary - we provide the training (and coffee on days like yesterday!). Visit delancofire.com/join-us to complete an application or learn more about joining our team!

 UPDATE road reopened at 9:45pm. Happening now…Quint 1115  and Fire Police 1118 among numerous units operating on a b...
05/26/2026

 UPDATE road reopened at 9:45pm. Happening now…Quint 1115  and Fire Police 1118 among numerous units operating on a building fire in Riverside at Scott and Pavillion. Please avoid the area. 

🇺🇸 Memorial Day 🇺🇸Today we pause to remember and honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in servic...
05/25/2026

🇺🇸 Memorial Day 🇺🇸

Today we pause to remember and honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation. Their courage, dedication, and selflessness secured the freedoms we enjoy each day.

As we spend time with family and friends this holiday weekend, let us also take a moment to reflect on those who gave everything and the families who continue to carry their memory.

From all of us at the Delanco Township Fire Department, we thank and remember our fallen heroes.

❤️🤍💙 *We will never forget.*

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At approximately 1800hrs, Delanco Fire Company and other mutual aid companies was dispatched to a reported house fire in...
05/11/2026

At approximately 1800hrs, Delanco Fire Company and other mutual aid companies was dispatched to a reported house fire in the 700 Block of Coopertown Road, with the residence evacuated. Riverside Fire Company Deputy 7001 was first to arrive on scene and reported fire was thru the roof upon arrival. Deputy 1101 placed all companies in service based on report, and arrived on scene shortly thereafter with reported explosions, and 1101 remained the incident commander for the duration of the incident, while Chief 1100 ran operations. Delanco’s Quint 1115, Brush 1116, and Fire Police 1118 operated on the incident.

Special thanks to the following mutual aid partners that also operated on the scene:

Beverly Fire Company No. 1, Hope Hose Co 2: Beverly, NJ, Willingboro Fire Department, Cinnaminson Fire Department, Delran Fire Company #1, Delran Fire Company #2, Riverton Fire Department, Westampton Township Emergency Services, Burlington Township Fire Department, Moorestown Hose Company No. 1, Riverside Fire Company No. 1, Palmyra Fire Department., Mitchell Fire Company #3, Delran Emergency Squad, Moorestown First Aid & Emergency Squad, Palmyra Cinnaminson Riverton Emergency Medical Service, and the Burlington County Fire Coordinators and Burlington County EMS Coordinators.

and all of the other mutual aid who responded on various cover assignments throughout the region.

Thankfully, there no reported injuries, however, sadly, two cats were reported as deceased.

The cause of the fire is under investigation by the Delanco Township Fire Marshall’s office.

Photo credit to Fire Department Photography - thanks!

Interested in serving your community? Delanco Fire Company is always looking for new members. No experience is necessary—we provide the training.

Learn more about volunteering today: http://www.delancofire.com/join-us

DC1101, E1112 and FP1118 out on an investigation of a possible transformer popping on Union Ave. No hazards were found...
04/26/2026

DC1101, E1112 and FP1118 out on an investigation of a possible transformer popping on Union Ave. No hazards were found and company was made available. There is a reported power outage in the area.

Due to the forecasted rain this Saturday — and with the Delanco Town-Wide Yard Sale moving to its rain date — our Fire C...
04/23/2026

Due to the forecasted rain this Saturday — and with the Delanco Town-Wide Yard Sale moving to its rain date — our Fire Company Hoagie Sale sadly has been cancelled. We know how much you love our hoagies and we enjoy making them for you and seeing everyone!

We appreciate everyone’s continued support and look forward to bringing the hoagie sale back this fall! 🥖🚒

As always, events like this help support your local volunteer firefighters. If you’ve ever thought about getting involved, we’re always looking for new members to join our team! Visit http://www.Delancofire.com/join-us for info!

A busy night last night for your volunteer fire company. Members of Delanco Fire Company were headed to the Burlington ...
04/17/2026

A busy night last night for your volunteer fire company. Members of Delanco Fire Company were headed to the Burlington County Emergency Services Training Center in the early evening for a scheduled live burn training exercise focused on automobile fires when they were dispatched to assist Burlington Township on a reported house fire. Engine 1112 responded as part of the mutual aid assignment and operated on scene with surrounding companies.

After clearing the incident, crews continued to the ESTC where they completed the planned live burn vehicle fire training alongside our partners from Indian Mills Volunteer Fire Co.. Training like this ensures our members stay ready for the types of emergencies we may face here at home.

Later in the evening, shortly after returning to town, crews were again dispatched—this time to Riverside Township for a reported building fire on Scott Street. Quint 1115 responded and assisted on scene, clearing the assignment around 11:30 PM.

From training to multiple mutual aid responses across the county, it was a busy night for our volunteers who continue to answer the call whenever needed. 🚒🔥

Interested in serving your community? Delanco Fire Company is always looking for new members. No experience is necessary—we provide the training.

Learn more about volunteering today: http://www.delancofire.com/join-us

Just after 1:00 PM today, the Riverfront Task Force (Delanco, Riverside, and Beverly), along with multiple mutual aid co...
04/06/2026

Just after 1:00 PM today, the Riverfront Task Force (Delanco, Riverside, and Beverly), along with multiple mutual aid companies, were dispatched to a reported house fire with flames showing from the roof in the Newton’s Landing section of Delanco. 🔥🚒

Delanco's Quint 1115 and Fire Police 1118 responded along with our mutual aid partners. Units arriving on location found solar panels fully involved with extension into the attic. Crews quickly stretched lines, placed water on the fire, and achieved a quick knockdown of the main body of fire.

Command of the incident was held by Chief 7000 B. Conard (Riverside).

The fire was placed under control at 1:38 PM, and thankfully there were no injuries to firefighters or occupants. ✅ The cause of the fire remains under investigation by the Burlington County Fire Marshal’s Office.

During the incident, Lexi N. from Delran EMS rescued a baby squirrel from the scene 🐿️. After being issued a temporary probationary firefighter helmet (see photo below), we think our newest recruit still has a little training ahead before responding on the next call.

While we appreciate the extra help, we can’t rely on the squirrel alone—that’s nuts🥜. If you’ve ever thought about volunteering, now is a great time to step up and help protect your community. The Delanco Fire Company is always looking for volunteers. We can’t do this without you.

👉 Learn more about joining here:
http://www.delancofire.com/join-us 🚒

We would like to thank our mutual aid partners for their assistance today:
Riverside Fire Company No. 1, Hope Hose Co 2: Beverly, NJ Delran Fire Company #2, Willingboro Fire Department, Cinnaminson Fire Department, Delran Emergency Squad and Endeavor Emergency Squad. 🤝🚑🚒 and thanks to BeverlyRoad FireCompany, Riverton Fire Department, Palmyra Fire Department., and Mitchell Fire Company #3 for holding down the cover assignment at Station 111 while we operated!

Happening now…multiple companies operating on a roof fire in Newtons Landing
04/06/2026

Happening now…multiple companies operating on a roof fire in Newtons Landing

04/06/2026

Our thoughts and prayers are with Walnuttown Fire and Rescue (Berks County) following the tragic Line of Duty Deaths of Fire Chief Jeffory Buck and Assistant Chief Robert Shick, Jr.

Both chiefs were killed Saturday evening when their vehicle was struck by a driver while they were searching for a missing person. The driver involved is facing charges including homicide by vehicle while DUI.

We join the fire service community in honoring their many years of dedicated service and their ultimate sacrifice. We extend our deepest condolences to the Walnuttown Fire Company and the families of these two fallen heroes.

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1800 Burlington Avenue
Delanco, NJ
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