Upper Deerfield Fire Dept. - Station #33

05/10/2026

We would like to wish our associate member and Vice President, Erika Schaffer a very Happy Birthday! 🎊

05/09/2026

05/07/2026

Last night members of Bridgeton Fire Department and Upperdeerfield Fire #3 had a joint training in Bridgeton. Members went over staging of apparatus for optimal performance. Talked about building construction and search techniques. A great collaboration between the two departments.

05/05/2026

🏎️💨 Mark your calendars! 🔥

Join us at Upper Deerfield Fire Co. #33 for the annual Car Show hosted with Wheels of Thunder Car Club!

Come check out some amazing cars, enjoy great food, win door prizes, and support your local fire company.

We hope to see you there! 🚒🏁

04/09/2026

🚑🥪 Support Your Local EMS! 🥪🚑

Come out, grab lunch, and support the team that’s always there when our community needs them most ❤️

04/05/2026

HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Suzy, one of our amazing associate members! 🎉

Your dedication and continued support over the years do not go unnoticed. We truly appreciate all that you do for our station and community.

Wishing you a fantastic day filled with celebration and a year ahead just as incredible as you are! 🌸🎊

04/03/2026

On April 1st, Burlington County requested UDSAR resources for an extensive search effort for a missing individual. Ground search operations covered approximately 275 acres with more than 50 searchers involved. UDSAR resources from across Cumberland County operated for about five hours before being released.

Shortly after returning to station, as Station 33 crews were coming back from another call, a woman knocked on our door appearing confused. Our firefighters and EMTs immediately assessed the individual and requested New Jersey State Police and Upper Deerfield EMS for further evaluation and transport. During the initial assessment, one of our members was made aware by an outside agency that the woman in our building was, in fact, ANOTHER missing and endangered individual.

A special thank you to Tony Cusano for his dedication to helping others and for staying current with missing persons bulletins. His awareness played a key role in this incident.

We would also like to thank Vineland Fire Department Station 5, Lawrence Township EMS, Greenwich Fire Department, and the Cumberland County Sheriff’s Office for their assistance and coordination throughout this incident.

This was truly a full circle day for our members. From assisting with a large-scale search effort out of county, to responding to emergencies here in our own township, and ultimately being in the right place at the right time, it reinforces that we are on the right path. Station 33 will always be here to help whenever and wherever we are needed.

03/29/2026

The Upperdeerfield fire company #3 would like to give a huge thank you to Khristian Gates the owner of Asphaltech Pavement Solutions. Every year he donates his time and equipment to keep our parking lot looking professional. Khristian has been in a rough time with a medical condition and still saw the job was completed. We thank you and hope for a speedy recovery.!!

03/07/2026

Your friendly reminder that it is a great time to change your smoke detector and carbon monoxide detector batteries while you are changing your clocks.

02/23/2026

Please join us in wishing a very happy birthday to our President and Hank’s K9 handler, Tony! We truly appreciate your leadership, commitment, and everything you do for our department and community. Wishing you a great day! Enjoy the snow! ⛄️🎈🎊

02/23/2026

Please use caution if you’re shoveling or traveling during this snowstorm. Tree limbs can fall onto power lines, creating a serious hazard if the lines break. In the video shown, a power line snaps and falls to the ground, which could leave energized wires that may be hidden beneath the snow and difficult to see. Stay alert and keep a safe distance from any downed or low-hanging wires.