Members of the Shrewsbury Hose Company participated in the Monmouth County Fairs Firefighters Competition taking first place overall.

Good morning neighbors! The Ladies Auxiliary of the Shrewsbury Hose Co. #1 is launching their annual Bicycle Safety Program today. If one of the Shrewsbury Police Officers or the Fire Chief sees a child riding their bicycle safely and wearing a helmet, the child will be given a coupon for a free Kid...

Happy Monday, neighbors! Recently the Shrewsbury Hose Company responded to a report of a fire at a house in town. It was originally dispatched as a “mulch fire in the landscape bed,” but when we got there we found a plastic garbage bag on fire. We determined that the flooring refinisher ...

This afternoon, we picked up cases of bottled water at IMA Urgent Care in the Shrewsbury Plaza. We truly appreciate the generosity of our businesses and our neighbors! Please be safe, and know that we're here (and well-hydrated) if you need us.

Good Morning neighbors! Last evening, members of Shrewsbury Hose Co. #1 attended the grand opening of Chelsea at Shrewsbury, a brand new senior living facility at the corner of Shrewsbury and Patterson Ave. We want to welcome Rich Johnson, the Executive Director, and his team to Shrewsbury and we wi...

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.

Members responded to an MVA at Highway 35 and Sycamore Avenue, Engine 4576 and Rescue 4585 along with Chief 4568 responded. Members secured vehicles and assisted PD with traffic control.