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Another busy morning for the members of the Hawthorne Fire Department. Companies were dispatched to a reported pole fire on Jefferson Pl shortly after 7am. As companies were responding to this call the weather was started to make an impact on the Borough. Over the next few hours members would respond on 20+ calls for service including fire alarms, vehicles in flood waters, and water conditions. Members were able to be released around noon. Thank you to the Hawthorne Volunteer Ambulance Corps , Hawthorne.OEM, and Hawthorne PD for working with us to handle these calls. Also thank you to Glen Rock Volunteer Fire Department who handled a call for us while all companies were committed.
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After this mornings rain storm the Borough has flooding throughout. The Fire Department by has been running numerous calls. Please stay home if you do not need to go out and do not drive through the water especially when the road has barricades in place.
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25 years has passed since the world as we knew it changed as tragedy struck. We will never forget the events of that day and always remember the courage and sacrifices of those 343 firefighters, 23 NYPD officers, and 37 PAPD officers who ran in but never came back out, as well as the innocent people who simply went to work or got onto their flight but never returned home. The Borough will hold the annual remembrance service tonight at 6:30pm at the 9/11 Memorial at 970 Goffle Rd.
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