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The members paying tribute at our 9/11 Memorial at the Atlantic Ave Firehouse. The memorial includes a piece of steel from the WTC.
On Thursday, July 7, 2016 at approximately 935am, a Box alarm was transmitted in Wall Twp for a reported structure fire at Taylor’s Towing
5130 Hurley Pond Road. While enroute it was confirmed to be a working fire in a large 1 story commercial building. Deputy Chief Murray of District 2 took command and requested a second alarm immediately. First arriving units established a water supply went to work on the rear of the building knocking down a large amount of fire. Pictured below Glendola’s Engine273 and Truck 391
The fire went to 4 alarms due to the size of the building and the excessive heat. All members did an excellent job!
Check out our Facebook page for more pictures and info.
http://patch.com/new-jersey/wall/3-firefighters-injured-towing-company-fire-wall-police
Members trained on Monday night with our Petrogen Torch with Safety and Survival Training. Another great night of training.
Twenty members of South Wall completed another Structural Collapse Operations Class with Safety And Survival Training. Our special ops team now has 30 members and conducts training every other month. We work closely with Neptune Special Ops and continue to grow together to provide the best service to our community.
The 2016 training schedule has been completed and updated on the website! Our dedicated members train on a weekly basis and have completed over 500 hours of training over the course of the year in 2015.
We look forward to a great year!
| January 18 | Annual Fit Test / SCBA / Radio/ RIT Lecture | |
| January 25 | SOG Review / Fit Test | |
| February 3(Wednesday) | Special Ops Drill | |
| February 15 | BBP/RTK | |
| February 22 | Bailout Refresher | |
| February 29 | RIT Training | |
| March 21 | Monmouth County Burn Building | Monmouth County Fire Academy |
| March 28 | RIT Training | |
| April 6 (Wednesday) | Special Ops Drill | |
| April 16 (Saturday) | Structural Collapse Operations | Safety and Survival Training |
| April 17 (Sunday) | Structural Collapse Operations | Safety and Survival Training |
| April 18 | Vehicle Extrication | |
| April 25 | RIT Training | |
| May 16 | Monmouth County Fire Academy | Car Fires |
| May 23 | Petrogen Torch Operations | Safety and Survival Training |
| May 30 (Memorial Day) | NO DRILL | |
| June 1 (Wednesday) | Special Ops Drill | |
| June 11 (Saturday) | Advanced Vehicle Extrication | ESI |
| June 20 | Ropes / Rigging | Safety and Survival Training |
| June 27 | RIT Training | |
| July 18 | "Bread and Butter" / Fit Test Make up | |
| July 25 | RIT Training | |
| August 3 (Wednesday) | Special Ops Drill | |
| August 15 | Engine Company Operations | |
| August 22 | Truck Company Operations | |
| August 29 | RIT Training | |
| September 19 | Middletown Burn Building | |
| September 26 | RIT Training | |
| October 5 (Wednesday) | Special Ops Drill | |
| Octobber 17 | Heavy Vehicle Extrication | |
| October 24 | Truck Company Operations | |
| October 31 | RIT Training | |
| November 21 | Middletown Burn Building | |
| November 28 | RIT Training | |
| December 7 (Wednesday) | Special Ops Drill | |
| December 19 | ||
| December 26 |
Monday Night Union beach fire company 65-3 came down to South Wall train some RIT with our members.
We covered the “Denver drill” , “Nance Drill , and FF packaging and air management. Great sharing information and different techniques!
The 2015 Annual Flag Football “Turkey Bowl” was held in Neptune this year on Saturday, November 28. It was a great game as always but Neptune pulled out the win by 2 scores! A great team effort by both teams and a fun tradition with our brothers. 
On Thursday, The Rescue and 378 responded to a reported subject pinned under a vehicle. Members arrived
and quickly stabilized the vehicle and successfully lifted it off of the patient. The patient was tended to by Wall EMS and MONOC – New Jersey’s Hospital Service Corporation. Great job and teamwork by all involved!
On October 23, 2015 around 1550hours a box alarm was transmitted in District 2 for a reported
structure fire. South Wall responded with 2 Engines and 2 Chiefs and assisted Glendola and West Belmar with fire suppression and searching the residence.
Since January 1, 2015 the three fire districts in Wall Township decided to enact the box alarm policy. The policy is, 24 hours a day for any reported structure fire all three fire districts will be dispatched automatically. So far all three Districts have worked great together and we look forward to growing together.
