Wall Township Fire Bureau

02/24/2026

In addition to our semi-daily safety messages, the members and staff of the Wall Township Fire Bureau would like to remind everyone: Only 90 Days until Memorial Day.

In the mean time, please continue to stay safe. 😁

02/20/2026

A winter storm is forecasted to impact the area this weekend and could make roads hazardous. 🌨️📷📷

02/18/2026

⚠️ Is your family "Storm Ready?" ⚠️

With severe weather on the horizon, the Fire Prevention Bureau wants to ensure you aren't caught off guard. Preparation is the best defense against the unexpected!

Check off these essentials for your Emergency Go-Kit:
✅ Water: One gallon per person per day (3-day supply).
✅ Food: Non-perishables and a manual can opener.
✅ Power: Flashlights, extra batteries, and a portable phone charger.
✅ Medical: A first-aid kit and a 7-day supply of medications.
✅ Documents: Copies of IDs and insurance policies in a waterproof bag.

Pro-Tip: Don’t forget your pets! Include extra food and water for them, too. 🐾

👇 Drop a "Ready" in the comments once your kit is packed!

02/11/2026

Romance is in the air, but let’s keep the smoke out of the kitchen! 🥂✨

Planning a cozy night in this Valentine’s Day? We love a home-cooked meal and a candlelit vibe, but a fire can ruin the mood faster than a bad breakup. Stay safe with these quick tips:

Watch the Flame: If you’re lighting candles, keep them at least 12 inches away from anything that can burn (like those beautiful bouquets!). Always blow them out before leaving the room or heading to bed.

Look While You Cook: Distractions are easy when you’re busy being charming. If you’re frying or boiling, stay in the kitchen.

The "Safety" Glow: Consider flameless LED candles. They provide the same ambiance without the "oops, I left that burning" anxiety.

Tag your Valentine below to make sure your date night stays fire-safe! 🚒❤️

02/09/2026

02/04/2026

Touchdown! But let’s make sure the only thing catching fire this Sunday is your team’s offense. 🏈🔥

Whether you’re hosting a crowd or just here for the commercials, keep these fire safety tips in your playbook to prevent any "unnecessary roughness" in the kitchen.

🍗 Keep Your Head in the Game (Not Away from the Stove)
Stay in the kitchen: If you’re frying, grilling, or boiling, stay put. Unattended cooking is the #1 cause of home fires.

Clear the "End Zone": Keep oven mitts, wooden utensils, and food packaging at least 3 feet away from the stovetop.

The "Defensive Line": Keep kids and pets away from the cooking area to avoid accidental spills or burns.

🔌 Don’t Overload the Circuit
Avoid plugging multiple slow cookers or air fryers into the same outlet or extension cord. Give your appliances some "man-to-man" coverage on separate outlets.

💨 Know Your Exit Strategy
Ensure your smoke alarms are working before kickoff.

In case of a grease fire: Never use water. Slide a lid over the pan and turn off the heat.

01/28/2026

Don’t let a cozy night turn into a 911 call! 🧤🔥

Before the deep freeze sets in, your furnace or boiler needs some TLC. A quick inspection isn’t just about staying warm; it’s about staying safe.

The 3-Step Safety Check: ✅ Pro Service: Get an annual tune-up to catch hidden cracks. ✅ Clear the Space: Keep flammable items 3 feet away from the unit. ✅ Change Filters: Dust = Fire Hazard. Swap them every 3 months!

Stay warm, stay smart, and stay safe. 🏠✨

01/24/2026

Clear snow and ice from all exterior HVAC intake/exhaust pipes, chimneys, and meters after every storm to prevent furnace shutdowns, system damage, and carbon monoxide buildup.

Use a soft brush or hand to gently clear snow, avoiding shovels that can damage pipes.

Ensure at least 1-2 feet of clearance around vents.