Please plan accordingly and be weather aware! These storms can dump an incredible amount of water at an overwhelming rate. PLEASE DONT drive through any flood waters!We are VERY VERY CONCERNED about the people in the yellow and especially red zones on this map tomorrow! Know anyone that lives there?
Turn around, don't drown! NEVER drive through flood waters.
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It’s been a busy couple of days for Station 28, here’s a run down of what’s happened recently.
On Saturday 12/25 around 5:15pm our Drones were requested to colonial park to aid in the search of a missing person. Car 28, Utility 28-1 , Ranger 28 and Air 28 responded and put 2 Drones in service to begin searching. We worked with Somerset County Sheriff’s and Franklin Township PD to search the last known location and start looking in nearby areas. After being on scene searching the park for almost 2 hours the missing person was located down the road at a scout camp and was reunited with the family safe and sound.
On Monday 14/25 around 3:00pm District 1 was dispatched into Millstone Borough for a MV fire. Franklin Township Fire marshals arrived to find a ATV on fire in the backyard. Air 28 and Brush 28 responded and assisted FMs and Station 44 @middlebushfire with extinguishing the fire using Brush 28s tank. Units were clear shortly after. Squad 28 was on scene as acting Engine 8 for the day.
Later that evening District 1 handled a few different calls from the storm, Squad 28, Air 28 and Brush 28 handled an active gas leak in Millstone Borough while the rest of the District and Station 55 @sbbfire55 handled a reported electrical fire in a warehouse. As the calls died down 13 members, 8 of them being Swift water tech certified stood by in station while the storms moved through the area, thankfully there were no water rescue calls in our district. While it seems our area of Franklin was spared from the heaviest of rain , other parts of the county and surrounding areas experienced catastrophic flooding and our hearts go out to those affected by this recent storm.
On Tuesday 15/25 at 1:00pm our drones were requested into North Plainfield to assist in damage assessment and checking a few areas of concern. Our members remained on scene for a few hours before being released. Later that evening Squad 28 with 5 stood by for Franklin D3 while they handled a structure fire. Squad 28 was clear 30 minutes later.
Please continue to be weather aware as more storms are possible this evening for the county. #MillstoneValley
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Thank you for your service
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Please be weather aware and be safe, remember to avoid high water! #TurnAroundDontDrownPOTENTIALLY HAZARDOUS WEATHER UPDATE:The flash flood risk for our area tonight has been moved into the moderate likelihood stage. Periods of significant rainfall are expected which could lead to localized flash flooding ⛈️🌊
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Anyone recognize this truck!? For those who may not remember our former Squad 28, it’s now Engine 66 with a new lease on life under the Florida Sun! We are proud to see this old Seagrave making history assisting the Commissioners and Firefighters of Palm Beach Gardens Florida open its 6th Firehouse where she will serve as the front line piece for years to come. We hope it serves the residents of Palm Beach Gardens as greatly as it served the residents of Franklin Nj, Best of luck to you all! #MillstoneValley
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Both great departments. Being a life member of East Franklin Fire Department. And now a firefighter/paramedic in Florida. That dept had the courage to go to the 24/72 schedule. And a great group of guys and gals. Palm beach gardens.
Serving Palm Beach Gardens not West Palm Beach, two different cities
They did a nice job on the old squad 💪🤟
Save the date! We’re excited to see you all September 20th! As of right now there’s only 30 tickets left so be sure to get yours before they run out! #MillstoneValley #trickytray
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We give our sincere condolences to our brothers and sisters at North Brunswick Company #1 with the loss of one of their firefighters. Please keep the family, friends and members of North Brunswick Fire companies in your thoughts. Rest in Peace Steven.It is with deep sadness that North Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company #1 announce the passing of Firefighter Steven E. Smith, a dedicated and courageous member of our fire company and community.
During his time with North Brunswick Volunteer Fire Company #1, Steven honorably served as 1st Lieutenant and Vice President. He also served the broader department as President of the North Brunswick Fire Exempt Association.
Steven served with honor, integrity, and unwavering commitment. He was not only a valued firefighter, but also a cherished part of our fire family. His legacy of service and sacrifice will never be forgotten.
Our thoughts are with his loving wife Julie and sons Shawn and Justin during this difficult time. We are forever grateful for the years Steven gave to protecting others.
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Sorry for your loss
The members at Millstone Valley give there heart felt condolences to our brothers and sisters at Somerset Fire and Rescue for the tragic loss of Active Deputy Chief Dave Summers. Rest in peace Chief, you will be deeply missed by all. Somerset Fire and Rescue Please keep Chief Summers Family, Friends and Members of Station 56 in your thoughts and prayers as they navigate this terrible loss.
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