Monmouth County Fire Marshal's Office and Fire Academy

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🇺🇸Today, we pause to remember and honor.🇺🇸On Patriot Day, The Monmouth County Fire Marshal's Office and Fire Academy joi...
09/11/2026

🇺🇸Today, we pause to remember and honor.🇺🇸

On Patriot Day, The Monmouth County Fire Marshal's Office and Fire Academy joins the nation in remembering the innocent lives lost on September 11, 2001. We hold a special place in our hearts for the FDNY firefighters, the law enforcement officers, the EMS personnel, and the countless brave citizens who made the ultimate sacrifice.

Our mission to train, prepare, and protect remains rooted in the vow to Never Forget.

🇺🇸We stand united in grief, gratitude, and resilience.🇺🇸

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After-School Safety for Kids 🏠Parents: Are your kids fire-safe after school?With schools back in session this September,...
09/09/2026

After-School Safety for Kids 🏠
Parents: Are your kids fire-safe after school?
With schools back in session this September, many students spend a few hours home alone before parents get back from work. Make sure your kids are prepared for an emergency.
• Teach them never to use the stove, oven, or microwave without adult supervision.
• Store matches, lighters, and candles completely out of their reach.
• Ensure they know how to dial 911 and can state your home address clearly.
• Establish a neighbor's house as an immediate safe meeting place if the smoke alarm sounds.

Practice an after-school emergency drill with your children this week!

Happy Labor Day from The Monmouth County Fire Marshal's Office and Fire Academy! Today, we honor the hard work, dedicati...
09/07/2026

Happy Labor Day from The Monmouth County Fire Marshal's Office and Fire Academy! Today, we honor the hard work, dedication, and resilience of all workers who keep our community moving forward.

We extend a special thank you to our firefighters, instructors, and first responders who work around the clock—even on holidays—to keep Monmouth County safe.

Wishing everyone a safe, relaxing, and happy holiday!

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Fall Transition & Heating Equipment Check 🍂Autumn is coming—is your heating system ready?September brings cooler nights ...
09/01/2026

Fall Transition & Heating Equipment Check 🍂
Autumn is coming—is your heating system ready?
September brings cooler nights to Monmouth County. Before you turn on your heat or light the fireplace for the first time, Monmouth County Fire Marshal’s Office and Fire Academy would like you to take these simple safety steps:
• Have a professional inspect and clean your chimney and furnace.
• Keep anything that can burn at least three feet away from heating equipment.
• Never use your oven or stove to warm your home.
• Test your carbon monoxide (CO) detectors to ensure they are functioning perfectly.

Don't wait for the first freeze. Schedule your heating inspection this week!

Clearing out the yard before the season changes? 🍂🧤Late August often brings dry, hot conditions to New Jersey, making ya...
08/29/2026

Clearing out the yard before the season changes? 🍂🧤

Late August often brings dry, hot conditions to New Jersey, making yard waste and dry brush a major fire hazard. The Fire Marshal’s Office recommends a quick end-of-summer safety cleanup around your property.

Take these steps to protect your home's exterior:
• Clear the Perimeter: Remove dead plants, dry leaves, and pine needles from within 5 feet of your home's foundation and under decks.
• Store Mulch Safely: Keep organic mulch away from vinyl siding and wooden stairs. Dry mulch can easily ignite from a stray spark or discarded smoking material.
• Proper Disposal: Check local municipal rules for disposing of yard waste. Never burn brush or trash in your yard.

A clean yard creates a safer defensible space around your home!

With all the beach towels, sports uniforms, and summer clothes piling up, your laundry room is working overtime this mon...
08/20/2026

With all the beach towels, sports uniforms, and summer clothes piling up, your laundry room is working overtime this month! 👕🧺

Did you know that clothes dryers cause thousands of house fires every year, and the leading cause is a failure to clean them? The Fire Marshal’s Office reminds you that lint is highly flammable.
Keep your laundry routine safe with these maintenance tips:

• Clean the Filter: Clean the lint trap screen before or after every single load of laundry.
• Check the Vent Pipe: At least once a year, inspect the plastic or metal ductwork behind the dryer. Clear out any clogged lint buildup and replace flexible plastic hoses with rigid metal ducting.
• Look Outside: Walk outside while the dryer is running to ensure the exterior exhaust vent flap opens completely and is not blocked by bird nests or overgrown bushes.
• Never Leave It Running: Do not leave your home or go to sleep while the clothes dryer is operating.

Late summer often brings severe weather, tropical tracking systems, and sudden power outages to our area. ⛈️🔌If you rely...
08/19/2026

Late summer often brings severe weather, tropical tracking systems, and sudden power outages to our area. ⛈️🔌

If you rely on a portable generator to keep your lights and AC running this month, the Fire Marshal’s Office reminds you that safety must come first. Carbon monoxide (CO) from generators is an invisible killer.

Never cut corners with these generator rules:
• Always Outdoors: Never run a generator inside a home, garage, basement, or crawlspace—even if windows are open.
• Distance Matters: Keep the generator at least 20 feet away from all open windows, doors, and vents to prevent exhaust from drifting inside.
• Cool Before Refueling: Turn the generator off and let it cool completely before adding fuel. Splashing gas on a hot engine can cause an instant explosion.
• CO Alarms: Ensure you have working carbon monoxide alarms installed on every level of your home.

Enjoy these dog days of summer and stay safe!

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1027 State Route 33
Freehold, NJ
07728

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