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Help Us, Help You - Now Offering Reflective Address Signs
Thursday, January 23, 2020
The Camden-Wyoming Fire Company is happy to announce that we are now offering Reflective Address Signs. Unfortunately emergencies occur, when time is precious & seconds count our crews need to locate the scene as quickly as possible. Our address signs help us help you - these Highly Reflective signs are 6"x 18" with 3" reflective contrasting numbers located on both sides of the sign. Signs are custom made per order and numbers can be applied either horizontal or vertical. Signs are can be mounted on mailboxes, posts & even homes if you so choose.
Signs cost $25 or $30 with installation by our dedicated members. Proceeds from this project will benefit our crews by purchasing equipment to help us, help you! We thank you all for your continued support.
See below form for information about ordering your Address Sign.
MVC W/ Entrapment
Wednesday, November 27, 2019
Crews operated on an mvc with subjects reported trapped.
Life Member John Shoemaker passes
Tuesday, April 23, 2019
Fallen Marine, FDNY member honored
Monday, April 22, 2019
Merry Christmas!!!
Tuesday, December 25, 2018
The officers and members of the Camden-Wyoming Fire Company wish everyone a safe and Merry Christmas!
Residential Fire in Wyoming
Tuesday, December 25, 2018
Crews are currently on scene of a residential fire at 100 Front St. In Wyoming. Command 41 arrived with smoke showing and is being assisted by the Dover Fire Company. Magnolia Fire Company provided an engine cover.
Residential Fire-181 Brookdale Rd
Monday, December 24, 2018
At 2 am, the Camden-Wyoming Fire Company was dispatched to assist the Magnolia Fire Company with a residential fire. Crews assisted with searching the residence, ventilation and fire suppression.
Photo by Career FF/EMT Brian Truitt
