Mission Statement:

The mission of the Cinnaminson Fire Department is to provide quality emergency services through training, education, and dedication toward the common goal of providing community assistance during events that may endanger the lives or property of the citizens who live and work in Cinnaminson Township.
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CINNAMINSON AND PENNSAUKEN FIREFIGHTERS RECEIVE AWARDS FROM THE BURLINGTON COUNTY FIRE CHIEF’S ASSOCIATION AND BURLINGTON COUNTY EMERGENCY SERVICES ADVISORY BOARD 

Eight members of the Cinnaminson Fire Department and 5 members of the Pennsauken Fire Department were awarded Unit Citations for their actions at a fatal house fire in Cinnaminson on February 11, 2009.

 

Nominated by Cinnaminson Chief of Department, William Kramer, Jr., three Unit Citations were issued between the 13 members.  One citation was issued to a Cinnaminson crew for searching for victims under extreme heat and zero visibility conditions; one citation was issued to a different Cinnaminson Crew for their actions in support of the interior search operations; and the third citation was issued to the Pennsauken crew for assisting a Cinnaminson crew enter the building through an elevated window and assisting them with extracting a victim and the crew itself when interior conditions significantly deteriorated.

 

The following crews were recognized:

 

Cinnaminson Engine 2012                  Cinnaminson Rescue Engine 2013

Lieutenant John Heckler                         Captain Ron Priest

Firefighter/EMT James Clancy                Lieutenant Chris Hunter

Firefighter/EMT Tom Milewski               Firefighter/EMT Robert Konecsny

Firefighter/EMT Lee Park

Firefighter/EMT Dennis Staples

 

Pennsauken Rapid Intervention Engine 11-1

Captain Thomas Cardenas

Captain William Stow

Lieutenant Kimberly Figueroa

Driver/Operator Michael McKinsey

Firefighter James Cardenas

 

The awards were presented by during the Winter Graduation Ceremony of the Burlington County Emergency Services Training Center on January 7, 2010 in Westampton.

 
 
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CINNAMINSON FIRE DEPARTMENT ACCEPTS
DONATION FROM BALL PLASTIC

On Friday, October 2, 2009 Ball Plastic Corporation of Cindel Drive provided a donation to the Cinnaminson Fire Department. This donation will be used to purchase needed equipment for the department.

Pictured is Chief of Department William Kramer, Jr., accepting the donation from Dominick Frontale, Jr., and Amy Jarecki of Ball Plastic.

The members of the department thank Ball Plastic very much for their support.
 

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Fire Safety Tips

Interconnected Smoke Alarms
If you can, get "interconnected" smoke alarms. When one alarm goes off, they all sound. This means the alarm near you will go off sooner. It gives you more time to get your family outside to safety.