Lake Hiawatha Fire Department, Parsippany Fire District 4

05/09/2021

Happy Mother's Day to all the Moms in Lake Hiawatha.

05/07/2021

Kidde has issued a recall for specific models of Smoke and Carbon Monoxide detectors. Please check your detectors against the data sheet below.

The manufacturer is issuing replacements.

Consumers should immediately contact Kidde for a free replacement alarm. Consumers should keep using the recalled alarms until they install replacement alarms.

04/12/2021

Thank you to everyone who donated to the boot drive this weekend. Your support is greatly appreciated.

A very sincere and heartfelt thank you to all who donated today.

We couldn't do what we do without your support.

04/10/2021

A beautiful day for a boot drive. Come down to 39 N. Beverwyck and say hi. Any donation is appreciated. As it will help us continue to be the organization you depend on. We will be out from 9am until 2pm.

The desire to serve, the ability to perform, and the courage to act.

LHFD, professionally staffed by 100 % volunteers since 1935.

03/19/2021

Want to help out parents of newborns? Here's your chance! Parsippany is holding a Township Diaper Drive March 19-21 at Town Hall. Donate brand new, sealed baby wipes & diapers of any size and we'll get them directly to families in need.

Please join us in this important cause! 🍼

02/20/2021

Please take a moment to see if you can assist with this wonderful charity. It is a cause near and dear to us.

02/17/2021

Please be aware there is a water main break in Lake Hiawatha.

Traffic and water service disruption is expected until repairs can be completed. Please plan accordingly.

Updates will be available via the Township of Parsippany-Troy Hills social media accounts.

UPDATE: Repairs Completed

WATER MAIN BREAK

Crews are mobilizing to North Beverwyck Road by Farrand Drive for a water main break. Police will be on the scene for traffic control. Customers in the area may experience a disruption in water service until repairs are completed.

02/15/2021

We're expecting icy conditions tonight. Please drive slowly or avoid driving if possible.

If you encounter a down power line call it in and we'll handle it. Sometimes the ground around the down wire is energized. So please keep well away from them.

02/12/2021

There are still a lot of fire hydrants buried around Parsippany. And we don't enjoy digging them out any more than you do.

But fire can double in size every 30 seconds. Hopefully this video below will illustrate just how dangerous it is for hydrants to be buried.

For us. For the community. For your family. Please dig out your hydrants before something tragic happens.

Tom Hughes talks with Fire Marshal Andy Speltz about the importance of clearing fire hydrants of snow.

02/07/2021

One of the most common incidents we deal with in the Winter is carbon monoxide exposures. With a little bit of information and making sure you have a CO detector in your home you can sleep soundly knowing you and your loved ones will be alright.

Carbon monoxide (CO) is a poisonous gas that gives no warning since you can’t see it, smell it, hear it, or taste it. This gas is impossible to detect if you do not have working CO detectors inside your living space. Check the batteries and the units to make sure they are working.

If you suspect CO poisoning, call at 1-800-222-1222.

02/02/2021

It's time everyone. Please dig out your hydrants. It helps all of us in the community.

02/01/2021

No such thing as a snow day for us.

Help us out and drive slow.