Bordentown Fire District 2

05/10/2026

05/08/2026

05/08/2026

Prior to the May 7 meeting of the Board of Fire Commissioners, Fire District #2 held an awards ceremony to recognize several members for their accomplishments. Congratulations and well done!

05/08/2026

Bordentown Township Fire District No. 2 paused to honor the people who show up — for their neighbors, for each other, and for strangers in their worst moments.⁠
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Congratulations to this year’s award recipients:⁠
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🏅 Commissioner Andrew Law — Recognition Award⁠
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🏅 Captain Keith Scully (retired) — Career Achievement Citation, 20 years of service⁠
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🏅 Lieutenant Greg Askenstedt — Career Achievement Citation, 20 years of service⁠
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🏅 Captain Kyle Asbrand — Meritorious Service Citation for a successful grant program⁠
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🏅 Lieutenant James Krzewinski, Firefighter Michael McDonald & Firefighter Alec Fleming — Unit Citation for their response to the May 4, 2025 mass casualty incident⁠
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🏅 Lieutenant James Krzewinski, Firefighter Brock Friddell & Firefighter Scott Seybert — EMS Citation for a CPR save on May 22, 2024⁠
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🏅 Firefighter Brock Friddell, Firefighter Michael McDonald & Firefighter Alec Fleming — EMS Citation for a CPR save on April 10, 2025⁠
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🏅 Captain Keith Scully, Lieutenant James Krzewinski, Firefighter Brock Friddell & Firefighter Patrick McCloskey — EMS Citation for a CPR save on June 4, 2025⁠
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Your service and sacrifice make this community stronger. Thank you.

03/25/2026

Last week to donate!

02/06/2026

Fire hydrants save lives.
What you can do to help.
• Clear snow and ice at least three feet around every hydrant near your home or business.
• Keep a clear path from the street to the hydrant.
• Do not pile plowed snow on or in front of hydrants.
• Check hydrants again after each snowfall or plowing cycle.
• Remove ice buildup so caps and valves stay accessible.
Why this matters.
• Fire crews need immediate access to water.
• Blocked hydrants delay fire attack.
• Delays increase risk to occupants and firefighters.
• Clear hydrants improve response time for your entire neighborhood.
If you see a buried hydrant.
• Clear it if it is safe to do so.

You help protect your home and your neighbors when hydrants stay visible and accessible.