Vincent Fire Company

Vincent Fire Company Welcome to the official Facebook for Vincent Fire Company #1. Proudly serving Southampton Township. Volunteer Fire Station Since 1850

Our area is forecasted for some more severe weather throughout today and tomorrow. We will continue to post updates as t...
09/02/2026

Our area is forecasted for some more severe weather throughout today and tomorrow. We will continue to post updates as they are received.

⚠️⛈️ Scattered thunderstorms are forecast to develop across the region again today and tonight. The exact timing and coverage of any severe storms is uncertain, as it will be conditional on how the stable surface air evolves. Storms could linger well into the night. Cooler today, but remaining humid. Stay weather aware!

This week begins the 2026-2027 school year for our Southampton Township School District and Seneca High School. Please r...
08/31/2026

This week begins the 2026-2027 school year for our Southampton Township School District and Seneca High School. Please remember to follow all bus signals, watch for students crossing the roadways, and to follow the speed limit and drive carefully through school zones.

We’d like to wish all students and staff, including our Junior Firefighters and in house teachers a safe, happy, healthy, and enriching school year!

Members got an early start to Saturday morning with back to back calls. At 0459 hours, station 171 was dispatched to the...
08/29/2026

Members got an early start to Saturday morning with back to back calls.

At 0459 hours, station 171 was dispatched to the Wawa at Rt 206 and Rt 38 for the fire alarm. Rescue Engine 1712 (3) and Tender 1716 (1) responded and investigated an alarm activation due to burnt cooking.

About an hour after clearing the alarm, Station 171 was then dispatched to the Four Mile Circle for a motor vehicle accident. Rescue Engine 1711 (6) and Utility 1718 (1) responded and were diverted from the accident to New Lisbon Developmental Center to establish a Helicopter Landing Zone for New Jersey State Police’s SouthStar. Units cleared just prior to 0730.

This morning’s calls put the Station at 10 incident responses in the last 3 days.

This morning, units from the VFC have already handled 2 calls for service, an accident and a reported commercial vehicle...
08/28/2026

This morning, units from the VFC have already handled 2 calls for service, an accident and a reported commercial vehicle fire.

Rescue Engine 1711 handled the accident, assisted by Assistant Chief 17202 and Engine 1723 from HLVFC. 1711 then responded to the vehicle fire directly from the scene of the accident.

Deputy 17101, Rescue Engine 1711, Tender 1716, and Utility 1718 responded for the vehicle fire, again assisted by Engine 1723. Fortunately, the vehicle itself was not on fire, just the large timber contents of the dump bed. Units extinguished and thoroughly overhauled the fire before returning to service.

Interested in joining to go to calls like these? Come see us on a Tuesday night between 6-10pm, send us a message, or email us at [email protected]. Applications can be found online at our website www.vincentfire.org.

The Vincent Fire Company is proud to once again receive grant funding from New Jersey American Water to support the purc...
08/27/2026

The Vincent Fire Company is proud to once again receive grant funding from New Jersey American Water to support the purchase of essential firefighter personal protective equipment (PPE).

This annual grant program provides valuable assistance to fire departments and emergency service organizations by helping fund equipment that directly supports firefighter safety. This year’s funding will help the VFC purchase important PPE, including firefighting gloves and protective hoods, which help keep our members protected while operating in hazardous environments.

As a 100% volunteer organization, the VFC continually searches for and applies for grant opportunities throughout the year. Grants such as this help us offset the rising costs of equipment and protective gear, while allowing us to make the most responsible use of the funding provided by our community.

We sincerely thank New Jersey American Water for their continued investment in the fire service and for supporting the men and women who serve their communities.

Vincent Fire Company remains committed to seeking outside funding opportunities whenever possible to ensure our firefighters have the equipment they need to safely and effectively serve our community.

Thank you, New Jersey American Water, for your continued support of the Vincent Fire Company and our mission!

District 17 fire units are responding to an MVA with reported entrapment at Rt 206 and Ridge Road. Units on scene are re...
08/22/2026

District 17 fire units are responding to an MVA with reported entrapment at Rt 206 and Ridge Road.

Units on scene are reporting there is negative entrapment, and the incident is being scaled back to Chief 1710, Rescue Engine 1711, and Ambulance 2583.

The area is forecasted for severe weather through this evening and into early Friday morning. Please be alert and monito...
08/20/2026

The area is forecasted for severe weather through this evening and into early Friday morning. Please be alert and monitor conditions. We will share pertinent updates as they become available.

A Tornado Watch has been issued for District Of Columbia, DC, Kent, DE, New Castle, DE, Sussex, DE, Anne Arundel, MD, Baltimore, MD, Calvert, MD, Caroline, MD, Carroll, MD, Cecil, MD, Charles, MD, Dorchester, MD, Harford, MD, Howard, MD, Kent, MD, Montgomery, MD, Prince George'S, MD, Queen Anne'S, MD, St. Mary'S, MD, Somerset, MD, Talbot, MD, Wicomico, MD, Worcester, MD, Atlantic, NJ, Burlington, NJ, Camden, NJ, Cape May, NJ, Cumberland, NJ, Gloucester, NJ, Salem, NJ, Bucks, PA, Chester, PA, Delaware, PA, Montgomery, PA, Philadelphia, PA, Arlington, VA, Fairfax, VA, King George, VA, Prince William, VA, Stafford, VA, Alexandria, VA, Falls Church, VA, Fredericksburg, VA, Manassas, VA, Manassas Park, VA until 10:00 PM 8/20/26

Reminder: A Tornado Watch means conditions are favorable for tornadoes to develop. Stay alert and monitor for updates or potential warnings that may be issued.

Congratulations to Firefighters Kailey Worrell and Joey Femminineo, who just completed an 8 week accelerated EMT course,...
08/19/2026

Congratulations to Firefighters Kailey Worrell and Joey Femminineo, who just completed an 8 week accelerated EMT course, totaling 240 hours of lectures and clinical time. Both took and passed their National Registry test on Monday, and are now certified Firefighter/EMTs!
This brings the total number of FF/EMTs in the Vincent Fire Company to 15!

Please help us in congratulating Kailey and Joey on this amazing accomplishment!

Rescue Engine 1711 and Utility 1718 are currently operating on a car fire in the 400 block of Ridge Road. Please seek an...
08/19/2026

Rescue Engine 1711 and Utility 1718 are currently operating on a car fire in the 400 block of Ridge Road. Please seek an alternate route of travel.

Ridge Road between Buddtown Road and Pemberton Road will be repaved starting this week. Please seek an alternate route o...
08/16/2026

Ridge Road between Buddtown Road and Pemberton Road will be repaved starting this week. Please seek an alternate route of travel.

Work is scheduled to begin next week on repaving a portion of Ridge Road in Southampton.

Pavement milling and overlay work on the road, also known as County Route 643, is expected to start Monday, August 17. Approximately a 0.6-mile stretch of the road will be repaved from Buddtown Road (Route 642) to Pemberton Road (Route 616).

The work is expected to take about a week to complete.

Southbound traffic on Ridge Road will be maintained during the work. Vehicles traveling in the northbound direction will be detoured using Buddtown Road (Route 642) , Route 206, and Pemberton Road (Route 616). Motorists using the roads will likely experience delays and are advised to seek alternative routes.

The work is being done by Arawak Paving Company Inc., of Hammonton, and is part of Burlington County’s annual road resurfacing program. A total of 34.3 miles of roadway in 14 Burlington County municipalities is expected to be resurfaced as part of Arawak’s repaving contract.

“Burlington County is the largest county in New Jersey and has over 500 miles of County roads, 411 County bridges and 700 plus culverts. Maintaining this infrastructure is one of the important services our government performs,” said Burlington County Commissioner Tom Pullion, the liaison to the Department of Public Works. “Our repaving program ensures Burlington County has safe, quality roads, and we are pleased to see that work is continuing.”

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16 Race Street
Vincentown, NJ
08088

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