
An all-volunteer fire department standing ready to protect the lives and property of our neighbors — every hour, every day.
Who We Are
The men and women of the Moonachie Fire Department are your neighbors — volunteers who train hard and answer the call so that our community stays safe.
From structure fires and motor-vehicle accidents to alarms and mutual-aid calls across Bergen County, our members answer the alarm at any hour, leaving their homes and families to help yours.
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Live Updates
Our Facebook page is the fastest way to follow recent calls, road closures, community events, and department news.
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Fire Safety
A few simple habits can save lives. Here are the basics every Moonachie household should follow. More materials on our Education page →
Test smoke and CO detectors monthly and replace batteries twice a year. Working alarms cut the risk of dying in a fire in half.
Know two exits from every room and pick an outside meeting place. Practice your home escape plan with the whole family.
Never leave cooking unattended. Keep flammables away from the stove and keep a lid nearby to smother grease fires.
Keep hydrants and your house numbers visible — in an emergency, every second we save finding you matters.
Keep candles at least 12 inches from anything that can burn, set them on sturdy surfaces, and never leave them lit unattended. Blow them out before leaving the room or going to sleep.
Since 1911
Our Heritage
Moonachie was incorporated as a borough in 1910; the Moonachie Fire Department was organized in 1911. For more than a hundred years, volunteers have answered the alarm for this community.
Explore our timeline, milestones, and Chiefs Honor Wall — a record of every Chief who has led the department.
Answer the Call
No experience required — we provide the training. If you have the heart to serve your community, we have a place for you on the line.