WELCOME TO THE
FORT LEE FIRE DEPARTMENT....
PROTECTING THOSE WHO LIVE & WORK
IN FORT LEE SINCE 1888
We are a volunteer department that provides fire protection to over 30,000 people who live in a suburban setting comprised of high-rise buildings and private homes in a 2 square mile area of northern Bergen County, New Jersey. We are located across the Hudson River from New York City at the George Washington Bridge - "The Gateway To The Nation". The department, which operates out of four firehouses with nine pieces of apparatus, responds to an average of 1,800 fire incidents per year.
This web site is interactive and was designed to provide various important information for those who live and work in Fort Lee. It was designed and maintained by members of the department at no cost to the residents. We hope that you find our web site interesting and invite you back to see what is happening in the fire service in Fort Lee! If you have any questions or comments for us about the department or its programs, we invite you to let us know.
Thanks again for your continued support!
DEPT. HISTORY & COMPANY ROSTERS
CHIEF OFFICERS HONORARY CHIEFS PAST CHIEF'S
DEPT. APPARATUS DEPT. IN ACTION PHOTO ALBUM DEPT. AWARDS
FIRE SAFETY EDUCATION...JUST FOR KIDS!
DEPT. MEMBERS ONLY
*TO REPORT A FIRE IN FORT LEE - DIAL 911*
For All Other Information, You Can Contact Us At
Fort
Lee Fire Department
309
Main Street
Fort
Lee, NJ 07024
Office
Hours: Monday to Friday 8:30am to 4:00pm
201-592-
E-MAIL: FDfortlee@aol.com
2007 DEPARTMENT RESPONSE
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TOTAL ALARMS FOR 2006: 1,596
"Adopt A Hydrant"
DURING THE
WINTER MONTHS WE NEED YOUR HELP
TO KEEP FIRE HYDRANTS CLEAR OF SNOW & ICE!
IF THERE IS A FIRE HYDRANT NEAR YOUR PROPERTY IT WOULD HELP US
TO HELP YOU IN CASE OF A FIRE IF THE FIRE HYDRANT WAS NOT BURIED IN SNOW. WHEN
YOU ARE CLEARING YOUR SIDEWALK OF SNOW, PLEASE TAKE A FEW MINUTES TO CLEAR THE
SNOW FROM AROUND THE FIRE HYDRANT...THE WIDTH OF A SNOW SHOVEL ON ALL SIDES IS
ALL IT TAKES & WHEN YOU ARE CLEARING YOUR SIDEWALKS, PLEASE DO NOT BURY THE
FIRE HYDRANT....EVERY MINUTE COUNTS AND IF WE CAN NOT FIND THE FIRE HYDRANT OR
CONNECT TO IT RIGHT AWAY, IT COULD MEAN DISASTER FOR YOU, YOUR NEIGHBOR AND YOUR
FIREFIGHTERS
FIRE SAFETY CAMPAIGN FOR BABIES & TODDLERS
CLICK ON THESE THREE BOXES TO LEARN ABOUT FIRE SAFETY IN YOUR HOME!
TO
REPORT A BROKEN, OPEN OR BLOCKED
FIRE
HYDRANT WITHIN FORT LEE
REPORT
IT TO THE
FORT LEE COMMUNICATIONS CENTER
AT
201-461-8000
24 HOURS A DAY
YOU CAN LISTEN TO US ON YOUR SCANNER AT THE FREQUENCY LISTED BELOW
RADIO CALL SIGN: KCP-610
THIS SITE was last updated on APRIL 14, 2007
Webmaster: JLPFL14@aol.com
