Want To Become A Firefighter

Firefighters Wanted
The Stratford Fire Department is currently seeking residents 16 years of age and older to volunteer.
Young men and women between the ages of 16-17 years of age have an oppurtunity to join and become part of our Junior Firefighter program. Applicants 18 years of age and older will be trained as Active Firefighters.
Free training and schooling provided. If interested, please stop by the Firehouse any Tuesday evening at 7:00 p.m.

For any impending winter storms the borough has worked with our Emergency Response Teams to develop an extensive plan to ensure our residents are safe.
When significant snow fall is anticipated, residents should park their vehicles off the public roadways. If there is not room in your driveway to fit all your vehicles, you may ask a neighbor who has room in their driveway, or park on your front lawn until the roadways have been plowed. Without the vehicles on the roadway the Public Works Department can then plow easily from curb to curb. When vehicles are on the roadway, the plows have to make a large curving pattern around the vehicle; are not able to clear that side of the street and your vehicle will usually have more snow around it from the plowing efforts.
During a snow emergency the law prohibits parking on the street. Keep in mind during these types of emergencies the police have the authority to ticket the owner of the vehicle click for more information!
Congratulations Brian!!

Please join us in congratulating Brian Worthington Jr. on his graduation from the Gloucester County Fire Academy’s Firefighter I & II Program.
This demanding program consists of over 250 hours of rigorous training, requiring significant discipline and perseverance. Firefighter Worthington Jr. accomplished this milestone while still enrolled as a high school student, demonstrating exceptional dedication and time management.
For the past four years, Firefighter Worthington Jr. has proudly served Stratford as a junior firefighter, further reflecting his commitment to the fire service and to serving his community. He now follows in the footsteps of his father, Captain Brian Worthington Sr., and proudly serves alongside his father and his uncle, Captain Daniel Camburn, continuing a strong family tradition of service and professionalism within the department.
We commend Firefighter Worthington Jr. on this outstanding achievement and wish him continued success in his career.
Santa Came to Town!

Thanks to all the residents that came out to see Santa, his Elves, and even the Grinch last night!
The members of the Stratford Fire Department would like to thank everyone for your countless generosity and support thought out the year and wishes everyone a Happy and Safe Holiday Season!
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