Welcome To The
Chews landing Fire Department
Proudly providing fire and emergency services to the residents of Gloucester Township, New Jersey.
Thank you for visiting our official website. We are dedicated to providing the highest level of emergency response services, fire safety education, and community support. Our career staff and volunteers work around the clock to ensure the safety and well-being of our residents and mutual aid partners.
Here, you’ll find a wealth of information about our department, including our history, mission, and the state-of-the-art equipment and technology we use to keep our community safe. We also offer resources on fire prevention, safety tips, and how you can contribute to making our community a safer place.
We are deeply committed to transparency, engagement, and collaboration with the community we serve. Explore our site to learn more about our operations, community programs, and how you can get involved to serve your community.
SMOKE ADVISORY: New Jersey residents can expect smoke conditions stemming from several large wildfires burning throughout the state to last for several days.
Large wildfires are burning in the following areas at varying stages of containment:
🔥 Downe Twp., Cumberland County – Halloween Wildfire
🔥 Evesham Twp., Burlington County & Voorhees Twp., Camden County – Bethany Run Wildfire
🔥 Glassboro Twp., Gloucester County – Pheasant Run Wildfire
🔥 Jackson Twp., Ocean County – Shotgun Wildfire
🔥 Livingston Twp., Essex County – Industrial Parkway Wildfire
🔥 Rockaway Twp., Morris County – Craigmeur Lookout Wildfire
🔥 Rockaway Twp., Morris County – Microwave Wildfire
🔥 Waterford Twp., Camden County – Hayes Mill Wildfire
🔥 Woodland Twp., Burlington County – Tea Time Hill Wildfire
The smoke conditions are due to the extremely dry conditions which has allowed the fires t0 burn down into the duff layer of soil.
Smoke conditions may worsen during overnight hours where higher humidity causes smoke to lay low to the ground. Smoke is expected to remain present until significant rain falls over the fire areas.
New Jersey Forest Fire Service crews continue to improve containment lines, mop-up hotspots along the fire perimeters patrolling, monitoring and extinguishing hotspots in the fire areas.
It is recommended that area residents with respiratory conditions keep windows closed and limit outdoor activity.
As always, if ever in doubt about the source of smoke or fire, call 9-1-1 or 877-WARN-DEP (877-927-6337).
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