Welcome to Shrewsbury Hose Company No. 1! We are a solely volunteer organization, who pride ourselves in serving our citizens with the best in fire protection and emergency services. Founded in 1908, we are still 100% volunteer, and ready at a moments notice.
Please be safe and stay off any icy bodies of water. Thanks to our brothers from the Fair Haven Fire Dept. For the flyer.
The Shrewsbury Hose Company #1 held their annual Awards Banquet on Saturday evening at Buona Sera in Red Bank. Joining us at our Banquet this year were guests from surrounding Fire Companies, our Chief of Police Robert Turner, and Shrewsbury Council Members Kim Eulner and Jason Sena. We honored the ...
Chief John Merris and the members of Shrewsbury Hose Company #1 wish all of you a healthy, prosperous, safe, and Happy New Year! We look forward to serving our neighbors!
Carbon Monoxide (CO) is a deadly gas created by many home appliances that use natural gas, gasoline, or oil. Every Winter you'll hear a tragic story about CO poisoning. The best way to prevent these tragedies is to install CO Detectors in your home and get your appliances checked annually. ...
Few weeks ago Eatontown Fire was alerted of a reported vehicle fire with possible extension. 1167 arrived on location confirming a vehicle fire with extension to the garage. A crew from Ladder 1192 arrived on location established a water supply and stretched two 1 3/4 hand lines for suppressio...
This evening, members responded to a fire at The Brandywine on Meridian Way. There was a fire in one of the dryers in the basement. The fire was quickly extinguished by the sprinklers and our firefighters. An evacuation of the facility was initiated with the assistance of Shrewsbury EMS and Shrewsbu...
This morning at 5:30am, a resident of Strauss Drive called and reported that there was a fire somewhere on Dorchester Way. Members of the Shrewsbury Police and Shrewsbury Hose Company responded and found that a resident's deck had caught fire and was indeed burning. The fire was quickly extingui...
Members of station 45-1 operated at a multi jusridictional natural gas drill. Numerous scenarios were conducted by the fire departments and EMS squads in attendance.
December 12th the members from station 45-1 responded into Red Bank for mutual aid at a structure fire on Rector place. Units responding included Tower 4590, Rescue 4585 and Chief 4568.
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