Once again the jolliest chief there is, made a visit to the families of Iselin Dist. 11 firefighters. Instead of loading toys and goodies upon his sleigh, he loaded them upon a fire truck. The snow falling really put everyone in the Christmas spirit. Santa recruited his elves for the day from the fire dept. Escorting Santa were Fire Chief M. Einhorn, Ex-Chief S. Freeman, FF S. Smith, FF C. MacKenzie ... (Full Story & Photos)

Please make safety part of your holiday traditions. Here are some tips on how you can better ensure fire safety in your home during the holidays.... (Full Story & Photos)

The annual Au Pair Fire Safety Training was hosted by Iselin Chemical Hook and Ladder Volunteer Fire Company on November 19, 2017. They were welcomed to the fire house by Ex-Chief Steven Freeman and Fire Marshall Helge Nordtveit. The Class has been hosted by the Fire Company since 2014.

Au Pairs attending this year’s class currently reside/work for families in Middlesex and surrounding counties. ... (Full Story & Photos)

Have a safe holiday season.... (Full Story)

See attached flyer for information about program and prerequisites. ... (Full Story)

Today we had the honor of taking part in the escorting of the Vietnam Memorial Traveling Wall. We had Ladder 11 set up in the rest area where they took a break. When they left, they traveled under a large American flag. This is a scale model of the monument in Washington D.C. and travels the country. Today it was heading to West Orange High School to be on display until July 4th. Attending were 2nd ... (Full Story & Photos)

Once again, the kids of Iselin District 11 members have been so good that Santa came for an early visit. All the kids received a gift and candy. They even got to add to their lists. Santa was here with his daughter Holly Claus because Mrs Claus couldn't make this year's trip due to being under the weather. We all wish her a speedy recovery. Santa and Holly were taken around by the honorary elves from ... (Full Story & Photos)

On Saturday, August 20, 2016, the final America's 9/11 Motorcycle Run made it's way from Shanksville, PA to The Pentagon in Washington D.C. then to Ground Zero in N.Y.C.. This ride has had a great run of 15 years. This is the last one due to rising costs and the push back from towns about closing roads and the cost of overtime. This year there were about 2000 bikes being driven by men and women, young ... (Full Story & Photos)