Delran Fire Company #2

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Delran Fire Company #2

The Delran Fire Company #2 on Chester Ave houses over 90 Volunteer men and women. www.delranfire.org

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The Delran Fire Company No 2 consists of 60 active volunteers who staff the trucks during evening and overnight duty crews. Station 232 contains an Engine, Squrt, Rescue, and two Support Vehicles. Administrative Officers
President: Christopher Harvey
Vice President: Joseph Cunningham Sr. Treasure: Angela Bauer
Secretary: Maggie Suter
Trustees:
Henry Caraballo
Edward Ator
Sam

antha Yansick

Line Officers
Battalion Chief: Joseph Cunningham Jr. Captain: Charles Francis
1st Lieutenant: Burak Dugme
2nd Lieutenant: Hugh Pierce III
Chief Engineer: James Bauer

05/23/2026

Tonight, members of the Delran Fire Company #2 spent the evening at the Phillies game enjoying some downtime, good company, and great baseball.

A special thank you to the crew that stayed behind to cover the town and answer calls while we were away. Your dedication never goes unnoticed.

04/11/2026

Meet your Saturday night crew!

On call from 6–11 PM, with 4 members staffed overnight until 6 AM—always ready to respond.

From Junior Firefighters (14–17) to Probationary, certified Firefighters, and Fire Police every role helps keep our community safe.

Every role matters.
Join us: delranfire.org

04/07/2026

This week’s drill: Crews practiced pulling and deploying 200 feet of 1¾ inch hose from the apparatus and advancing it up a stairwell, just like we would in a real emergency.
This video is a single, continuous take showing the full evolution. In under one minute from the initial pull, we had water flowing. Our hose is packed using the Minute Man method.

04/04/2026

Good evening from your Friday crew.

From 6:30 PM to 11 PM, our station is staffed by 100% volunteers giving their time to train, respond, and serve our community. These members balance work, family, and life, yet still show up ready to answer the call.

As the night continues, our overnight crew takes over from 11 PM to 6 AM. Five committed members stay in-house through the night, ensuring a truck is ready to roll at a moment’s notice, fast, efficient, and prepared for anything.

04/02/2026

This week, a few of our members are down in Texas in specialized foam training hosted by National Foam
This hands-on training focuses on understanding the different types of firefighting foam, along with techniques to improve foam effectiveness in real-world scenarios. By learning how to apply foam more efficiently, our firefighters can suppress fires faster while using less water, an important step in both fire control and resource conservation.

Opportunities like this allow our team to continue sharpening their skills and bringing the latest knowledge and techniques back home. We’re proud of their commitment to professional development as they work to better serve and protect our community.

03/29/2026

A crew this morning was pleased to be able to attend the Methodist Church Easter Egg Hunt! Everyone had so much fun on a beautiful afternoon!

03/26/2026

Say hello to your Wednesday night team!

The crew pictured is on duty from 6:30 PM to 11 PM, with five dedicated members covering the overnight shift from 11 PM to 6 AM.

Every one of our firefighters and members is 100% volunteer, serving the community purely out of dedication and passion.

Interested in making a difference? Join us today!

03/25/2026

Meet Your Tuesday Night Crew!

Get to know the dedicated team serving our community every Tuesday night! This crew is made up of both firefighters and fire police who are on duty from 6:30 PM to 11 PM.

During their shift, they stay busy training, checking equipment and apparatus, maintaining the station, and most importantly responding to emergency calls when our community needs them most.

The commitment doesn’t stop there! We also have three members staffing our overnight crew, in-house at the Chester Ave station from 11 PM to 6 AM, ready to respond.

Our department is proudly 100% volunteer, and we’re always looking for new members to join the team.

Interested in making a difference?
Learn more at www.delranfire.org

03/24/2026

Training like this saves lives.

Tonight, all members took part in an intensive Mayday training led by We started in the classroom, breaking down the difference between a true Mayday and an urgent communication, knowing when to call it can make all the difference.

From there, crews moved into the maze inside the training house. Firefighters were pushed to their limits, navigating through zero visibility, loud noise, entanglement hazards, and simulated collapse scenarios. From getting caught in wires to being pinned under debris, every obstacle forced members to rely on their training, initiating Mayday and urgent communications all while following the hose line to find their way out.

High stress. Limited visibility. Real-world scenarios.

This is how we prepare.

Address

1020 S Chester Avenue
Delran, NJ
08075

Telephone

8567649067

Website

http://www.delranfire.org/

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