Collinsville Fire Company

08/14/2025

It is with deep sorrow that we mourn the passing of retired Firefighter Kevin Flanagan, Badge #13.

Kevin honorably served the Morris Township Fire Department for 26 years before his retirement. He truly embodied the spirit of brotherhood and was the kind of fire fighter we all strive to be. Both in and out of the firehouse, Kevin was dedicated to serving his community with integrity, compassion, and unwavering commitment.

He was a steady voice of reason, a fun-loving presence, and someone who consistently brought out the best in those around him. Everyone who had the privilege of knowing Kevin was made better by his friendship, his leadership, and his light-hearted spirit.

While Kevin will be deeply missed, his legacy will live on in the lives he touched and the values he instilled. Our thoughts and prayers are with the Flanagan family during this difficult time.

06/23/2025

While returning from a call in the Butterworth neighborhood Engine 2 stopped by a lemonade stand on Lynnfield Drive to enjoy a cold glass of Lemonade on this hot day. Get yours before they run out!🍋🚒

06/01/2025

11/28/2023

Hohoho get ready for Santa to visit your neighborhood on Dec 23!

06/06/2023

ALERT MORRIS: The smoke wafting through Morris County today is blowing in from wildfires in Canada and impacting air quality throughout the Northeast.

05/25/2023

Morris Township Fire Department had a drill this week at the Morris County Public Safety Academy. Photo credit Tom Ga***rd.

12/23/2022

Last evening at approximately 9:40 PM, the Morris Township Fire Department responded to a structure fire in one of our residences. Alerted by functioning smoke detectors, all residents self-evacuated. On arrival, our firefighters encountered heavy smoke, limited visibility, and a fire in the growth stage. Firefighters entered the home and quickly extinguished the fire.

Chief Michael Nunn would like to thank our mutual aid departments (Cedar Knolls, Morris Plains, and Madison), EMS crews (Morris Minute Men), and the Morris Township Police Department for their quick response and help during this incident.
We are thankful no one was injured and would like to ask that you keep the family in your thoughts and prayers while they begin their recovery from the incident.

Check your smoke detectors, Sleep with doors closed, get out and stay out.

We wish everyone a safe and happy holiday.

The Morris Township Fire Department

Additional photos courtesy of Tom Ga***rd