Point Pleasant Fire Department Station 75

03/05/2026

You may not see it, but we train for the worst-case scenario so we can deliver the best outcome. This weeks focus: Rapid Intervention Team (RIT). RIT are the firefighters assigned to rescue firefighters if something goes wrong inside a structure fire.

Preparation saves lives. Training saves lives.

02/25/2026

During the blizzard, a crew remained at the station so we could continue to respond to emergency throughout the storm. We responded to 16 calls within the 24 hour storm period.

Even in severe weather, our priority is serving and protecting the Point Pleasant community. We are grateful for the continued support of our residents throughout the year and proud to serve this town in all conditions 24/7/365.

02/23/2026

🚒❄️ Help Us Help You ❄️🚒

After a snowfall, please take a few minutes to clear snow around the fire hydrant near your home or business. In an emergency, every second counts and a cleared hydrant helps firefighters get water flowing faster.

A good rule of thumb is to clear at least 3 feet around the hydrant and a path to the street.

Your small effort can make a big difference for your family, your neighbors, and our firefighters. Thank you for helping keep our community safe.

02/23/2026

🚨🔥 CARBON MONOXIDE DANGERS 🔥🚨

Please use extra caution during and after snowfall when using any fuel-burning equipment. Carbon monoxide is a colorless, odorless gas that can be deadly.

Do not run vehicles inside a garage or enclosed area, even for a short time. Make sure snow is cleared away from vehicle exhaust pipes, as well as outside furnace and dryer vents.

Never run gas-powered generators, grills, or other fuel-burning equipment inside a home, garage, basement, or near windows, doors, or attached structures.

If your carbon monoxide alarm sounds, get everyone outside immediately and call 911.

Stay safe, and please check on neighbors, especially seniors and anyone living alone.

02/22/2026

Yesterday afternoon Station 75’s R.I.T. Team responded to a commercial structure fire on Μantoloking Rd in Bricktown, NJ.

The Rapid Intervention Team is a specialiazed crew that stands by at all structure fires designed to find and rescue/assist downed, trapped, or disoriented fire fighters. On arrival they establish a staging area with an assortment of rescue equipment from saws, drag devices, rope, and even a breathing apparatus designed to give a fire fighter extra breathing air if he is low or replace the fire fighters Air Pak completely should it become comprimised. We are constantly surveying the fireground as the fire progresses and monitor all communications on the fire ground so we know where fire fighters are working and the condition of the structure. Our R.I.T. Team also assists in fireground operations by removing obstacles such as fences, doors, or gates that can slow fire fighters down, we provide emergency egress points such as ground ladders to windows should fire fighters have to evacuate quickly, as well as ensure hazardous utilities suchas gas and electric are secured. We take extreme pride in our R.I.T. Team and value all the hard work and additional training our members put into it.

A special thanks goes to Brick Township Fire Department and all the other municipalities that call on our team to provide this essential task.

02/11/2026

02/06/2026

Mutual Aid Assist

01/29/2026

Huge thank you to our residents who took the time to clear snow and ice from fire hydrants after the storm. Those few minutes can make a life-saving difference in an emergency by giving us immediate access to water when seconds count.

If you’re heading out to shovel, please take a moment to clear any hydrants near your home. A 3-foot clearance around the hydrant and a path to the street is ideal.

Community effort like this keeps everyone safer. We truly appreciate your help.

01/22/2026

Ice Rescue Drill

01/01/2026

We wish everyone a Happy New Year and a safe and happy 2026

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas from the Station 75 family to yours! We wish everyone a safe and enjoyable holiday!