Madison Fire Department

12/23/2023

From last night....

07/06/2023

Teamwork....

Please find our statement on yesterdays fire on Brooklake Road below.

We thank the many mutual aid partners who came to assist, either at the scene or within town.

06/10/2023

Today is the day - the MFD Engine 3 Wetdown! The event - with a $10 charge that includes a mug and food - kicks off at 3pm and goes until 9pm at Public Safety Complex (62 Kings Road).

06/06/2023

This coming Saturday.....

Join us on Saturday as we wetdown MFD new Engine 3! For $10 entrance fee you will get a mug and food!

09/13/2022

Congratulations and welcome aboard....

Congratulations to Madison’s newest career firefighter Lucas McCorry who was sworn in yesterday by Mayor Conley.

We welcome him to the family, and wish him all the best and safety as he begins his new career serving and protecting the residents of Madison.

07/18/2022

Outstanding job by our 1st responders

This afternoon at around 12:19pm, Morris County Communications Center received a 9-1-1 call from Drew University (36 Madison Avenue), where it was being reported that multiple juveniles were experiencing inhalation issues due to chemicals from the pool.

The 14 individuals received medical attention on the scene and were later transported to Morristown Medical Center for observations.

Read more: https://www.rosenet.org/1421/18873/Statement-Regarding-Incident-at-Drew-Uni

04/12/2022

Congratulations Sean!

We are proud to announce that we have picked our Valor and Meritorious Award honorees. The honorees will be presented with their awards at our celebration on May 5th. Another Valor Award Honoree is Madison Fire Department Firefighter Sean M.Norek. Thank you sir for your bravery. You are a true hometown hero.
If you would like to attend the celebration or become a sponsor to honor our first responders here in Morris County please click here: https://bit.ly/3Ii2ofr

04/07/2022

02/02/2022

This morning around 7:20am, Madison Firefighters responded to Chatham Borough to assist Chatham Fire Department at the scene of a commercial structure fire on Main Street. Three businesses sustained heavy damage, but there were no injuries. Madison Building Department also responded to the scene to inspect the structure damage after the fire was extinguished.

We appreciate East Hanover Fire Department who provided coverage while Madison was out of town.

01/17/2022

Yesterday afternoon Madison Fire Department was requested to help a resident remove her wedding ring of 50 years that was stuck on her finger. Thanks to the recently purchased “Ring Rescue” a device that is designed to remove rings without having to cut them off, they were able to remove the women’s wedding ring without damaging it or injuring her.

08/23/2021

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08/19/2021

Teamwork!!!

On August 17, 2021 at approximately 5:10pm, a three-alarm fire took place in Madison. The cause of the fire is under investigation by the Morris County Prosecutors Office Arson Unit, the Morris County Sheriff’s Office and the Madison Police Bureau of Investigation. We thank the mutual-aid that was received from multiple departments throughout the area. View the full release below or online at https://www.rosenet.org/1392/August-17-2020-Three-Alarm-Fire-Investig