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Quakertown NJ Fire Company-91 Fire/Rescue added 4 new photos.

3 days ago

Engine 91 is just about finished with completion in the next 10 days. Looking forward to the process of putting the new Engine in Service over the next few months! ... See MoreSee Less

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Mark come to daddy.

Quakertown NJ Fire Company-91 Fire/Rescue

5 days ago

QFC units are on the scene of a large truck overturned off the roadway. There are no injuries but the road will be closed for a bit. Croton Road is now closed from Old Franklin School Road to Oak Grove. Use Pittstown Road as your alternative. ... See MoreSee Less

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Ugh that explains it!

Absolutely absurd. How fast must they have been going??

These trucks drive way too fast on the local roads. Almost front end collision this morning on my way to work on one of the curves on Pittstown Rd with a dump truck who was driving like he was in a race car. Was 3/4 of the way in my lane. Scary.

I live on Pittstown Road just above the Sky Manor intersection and I'm amazed and appalled at how fast those trucks fly down towards that curve. I can totally see something not good happening there! And I just love those jake breaks. 😤

Quakertown NJ Fire Company-91 Fire/Rescue

6 days ago

Shortly after 10:30 on Monday night, Rescue 91 was dispatched on the 1st Alarm for the reported building fire after a motor vehicle accident on Bridge St in Frenchtown. Rescue 91 with 6 volunteers responded immediately and arrived as the first-due Special Service right behind Engine 11-1 (Frenchtown).

Companies went into service immediately with large hoselines to protect the exposures including extensive interior operations inside the Frenchtown Cafe. Engine 91 with 6 volunteers responded on the 3rd Alarm and also assisted in Fire suppression.

Great work between all agencies and disciplines led to a well-advanced Fire in a historic Downtown area being limited to only 2 buildings. There were NO major injuries or deaths as a result of the incident. Thanks to Tower 45 (Clinton) and Squad 44 (Califon) for standing by in our quarters until 3AM.

Chief 91 was the Incident Commander for the first 5 hours of the response. The downtown area of Frenchtown remains closed to foot and vehicle traffic. ... See MoreSee Less

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Cory Ingram

Proud of you brother Bradley Patkochis!! Great job..

Tom Gelpke

Nice job guys...we had close to 50 calls yesterday with a house fire, water rescues and flooding....busy day for sure.

You guys did good

Thank you! You guys rock! 😘

Thank you..

Strong work Brad.

Good job

Awesome size up chief! That call is one of those scenarios we used to make up in command classes to rattle the students. Only thing that would have rounded the scenario out was a commuter plane into the building.

God bless you all and may you always stay safe

Agree, nice arrival report

Mike Verdjak

Brett Thomas

God Bless u guys!

god bless u Guys.

Gregory Kobol

What departments responded

Glad no one was lost and such team work and a community coming together.

I was there as well

Great initial report. Calm, focused and direct. His voice mannerisms set the tempo for the operation.. One could of easily got excited and caused additional chaos

Best size up I've heard in a while!

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Quakertown NJ Fire Company-91 Fire/Rescue added 5 new photos.

1 week ago

A few pics from this week’s update. Engine 91 is coming along nicely. ... See MoreSee Less

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Looking real goodf

Very nice guys. Super nice

Tyler Thompson Jackie Hayes

Coming along well!

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Quakertown NJ Fire Company-91 Fire/Rescue

2 weeks ago

For those that were wondering about the final product for Car 91-1..here it is. The conversion was done by First Priority. The vehicle is in service and is assigned to the Fire Chief. ... See MoreSee Less