Johnson Fire Department - Rutgers Engine Company
The Johnson Volunteer Fire Department has its primary responsibility to the citizens of the Town of Minisink, New York. The town is 23.1 square miles with a population of approximately 4,621(per the 2020 Census). The Town of Minisink borders the Towns of Greenville, Slate Hill, New Hampton, Pine Island, and Sussex County, New Jersey. The Johnson Volunteer Fire Department also responds to calls on a mutual aid basis to the Village of Unionville and its close neighbors in Orange County.
Johnson Fire Department is part of Battalion 7, which includes Unionville FD, Greenville FD, Slate Hill FD, and New Hampton FD. Click on any of the departments to see more information. Johnson FD is in the Minisink School District.
It’s been a busy week for the Johnson Fire Department!
First and foremost, a big congratulations to Minisink Valley graduate and our own member S. Aldana! We were proud to attend the graduation last week and celebrate this important milestone with him. We’re proud of you and wish you nothing but success in your next chapter!
That same night, shortly after midnight, Engine 713 provided coverage for Pine Island’s district while they operated at a structure fire into the early morning hours.
Last evening, Tanker 715 and crews operated at a structure fire in Pine Island, while Engine 713 stood by at Pine Island’s firehouse to help cover both Pine Island and Warwick. Several of our interior members were also out attending an intensive live-burn training.
This morning, we responded to a structure fire in Unionville, where crews quickly located and extinguished the fire.
Summer is definitely bringing the heat this week, but rest assured, your local volunteers are ready to answer when called!
Stay cool and be safe this week everyone!
First and foremost, a big congratulations to Minisink Valley graduate and our own member S. Aldana! We were proud to attend the graduation last week and celebrate this important milestone with him. We’re proud of you and wish you nothing but success in your next chapter!
That same night, shortly after midnight, Engine 713 provided coverage for Pine Island’s district while they operated at a structure fire into the early morning hours.
Last evening, Tanker 715 and crews operated at a structure fire in Pine Island, while Engine 713 stood by at Pine Island’s firehouse to help cover both Pine Island and Warwick. Several of our interior members were also out attending an intensive live-burn training.
This morning, we responded to a structure fire in Unionville, where crews quickly located and extinguished the fire.
Summer is definitely bringing the heat this week, but rest assured, your local volunteers are ready to answer when called!
Stay cool and be safe this week everyone!
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