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It is our goal to provide 24-hour emergency service protection for life and property to the residents of Cherry Hill Township.
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10/30/2026

FIRE PREVENTION MONTH MAY BE ENDING—BUT FIRE PREVENTION NEVER STOPS. 🛑🔥
As October winds down, the Cherry Hill Fire Department's commitment to keeping our community safe continues every single day. Fire safety isn’t just a 31-day calendar event—it’s a year-round practice.
Keep your home and loved ones protected with these quick habits:
• Test your smoke alarms monthly and replace them every 10 years.
• Practice your home escape plan with the entire family.
• Check appliance cords and avoid overloading electrical outlets.

10/29/2026

The Cherry Hill Fire Department would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to the Camden Catholic High School National Honor Society students for stopping by with some treats for our members! 🚒🎁

Acts of kindness like this mean so much to our firefighters and EMTs. We’re grateful for the thoughtfulness, generosity, and support shown by these outstanding students!

10/28/2026

🚑🚓🚒 National First Responders Day 🚒🚓🚑

Today, the Cherry Hill Police Department recognizes National First Responders Day and honors the dedicated men and women who answer the call to help others when it matters most.

A special thank you to our partners at the Cherry Hill Fire Department, along with the police officers, firefighters, EMTs, paramedics, dispatchers, and emergency personnel who work tirelessly to protect and serve our communities.

Whether responding to emergencies, providing lifesaving care, coordinating critical resources, or assisting residents during difficult moments, these dedicated professionals play an essential role in keeping our community safe.

We are grateful for the teamwork, professionalism, and strong partnerships that bring our first responders together, often under the most challenging circumstances. Their commitment to service makes a meaningful difference in the lives of those they serve.

To all first responders, thank you for your dedication, service, and sacrifices. Your efforts do not go unnoticed, and we are proud to stand alongside you. 💙❤️

10/26/2026

🚒 Automatic Aid Response — Apartment Building Fire 🚒

Early this morning your Cherry Hill Firefighters from Ladder 1324, Engine 1352, Safety 13 as well as Rehab 13 responded via automatic aid into Pennsauken Township to assist the Pennsauken Fire Department on the scene of a three alarm apartment building fire.

10/26/2026

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 FIRE PREVENTION MONTH FAMILY CHALLENGE!

Tonight, take 5 minutes and do a “Power Check” around your home.
Look for:
🔌 Devices charging on beds or couches
🔋 Damaged or swollen batteries
⚡ Chargers that don’t belong with the device
🔥 Devices that become unusually hot while charging
🚪 Charging equipment blocking an exit or walkway
Then ask your family:
“Do we know how to safely charge everything in our home?”
Make safe charging a family habit—not just a Fire Prevention Month reminder.
Take the challenge and share this post with another family!

10/26/2026

Happening Now:

Ladder 1324 and Engine 1352 are operating at a three alarm apartment fire in Pennsauken Township.

10/24/2026

🛴 BIG BATTERY? BIGGER SAFETY CONCERNS.

E-bikes, scooters and cordless power tools rely on rechargeable lithium-ion batteries—and those batteries store a lot of energy.
When charging larger devices:
🔋 Follow the manufacturer’s instructions
🔌 Use the approved charger
🏠 Charge in an appropriate location, preferably outdoors when recommended
🚪 Never block an exit or doorway while charging
⚠️ Stop using a battery if it is damaged, swollen or unusually hot

A charging device should never prevent you or your family from getting out of your home quickly during an emergency.
Keep your exits clear. Keep your batteries safe.

10/19/2026

🔋 FULLY CHARGED? UNPLUG IT.

We’ve all done it—plugged in our phone before bed and left it charging all night.
This Fire Prevention Month, make safe charging part of your routine.
When your device is fully charged, unplug it when practical.

And remember:
✔️ Use the proper charger
✔️ Charge on a hard, flat surface
✔️ Keep charging devices away from bedding and other materials
✔️ Don’t use damaged batteries or charging equipment
Small habits can help prevent big problems.

10/18/2026

Cherry Hill Firefighters, EMTs, and Cherry Hill Fire Police members spent this afternoon at Cherry Hill Township’s annual Harvest Festival. The beautiful weather allowed us time to talk to members of our community. It also gave us an opportunity to begin training future firefighters with a hose prop. Thank you to everyone who stopped by to say hi!

10/16/2026

🚨 KNOW THE WARNING SIGNS

A rechargeable battery can give you clues when something isn’t right.
Stop using a device if you notice that it:
⚠️ Gets unusually hot
⚠️ Swells or bulges
⚠️ Has a strange odor
⚠️ Leaks
⚠️ Smokes
⚠️ Makes popping or hissing sounds

Don’t ignore the warning signs.
If a battery-powered device appears damaged or is behaving unusually, stop using it and move away from the device. If there is smoke or fire, get outside and call 911.
When it comes to battery safety, trust your instincts and don’t take chances.

Address

1100 Marlkress Road
Cherry Hill, NJ
08003

Telephone

+18567959805

Website

http://www.chnj.gov/fire

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