The Camden Fire Department provides fire suppression, rescue and emergency medical support services. It specializes in the mitigation of special hazards for public safety. The department offers support services for other service agencies, such as the departments of police, emergency medical services and municipal emergency management. Established in 1869, the Camden Fire Department operates the Bureau of Fire Administration, which is responsible for the management and supervision of personnel, budget, planning, maintenance and administrative sections. It also maintains the bureaus of fire prevention, fire operations and emergency services. The department is governed by the City of Camden in New Jersey.
Gloucester City Fire Headquarters is a department that is responsible for protecting the lives and properties of more than 12,000 residents. It is a full-service department that provides firefighting solutions and responds to medical emergencies and other life-threatening situations 24 hours a day. The department offers a variety of public education, information and training services. Gloucester City Fire Headquarters ensures code enforcement and management, as well as conducts safety inspections. In addition, the department operates an administration division that coordinates support solutions. Gloucester City Fire Headquarters maintains a fleet of safety equipment and vehicles. The department also develops various activity reports.
Pennsauken Fire Department serves the 37,000 residents of Pennsauken Township, New Jersey
