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Members of the Red Bank Volunteer Fire Department will be hosting their 10th Annual Fire Prevention Expo and Free Barbecue in the White Street Parking Lot in Red Bank on Oct. 10, 2010 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. (Rain date will be Oct. 17, 2010.)...

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Fire Dispatch: (732)530-2700 or call 9-1-1 (emergencies)

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Chief Alan Soden, Jr.
1st Deputy Chief        John Mego
2nd Deputy Chief Joshua Sanders


About the RBFD

The Red Bank Fire Department founded in 1872, has a long and proud history of fire fighting service.

In 2007 it celebrated its 135th anniversary. The RBFD History page describes our past and present operations within the Borough of Red Bank. This is an organization comprised entirely of volunteers dedicated to protect property and life against fire hazards. The RBFD is also responsible for first aid medical assistance and rescue operations in the community.

The RBFD is organized into the "Office Of The Chief", six fire fighting companies, a Fire Police Company and the First Aid & Rescue Squad. Further support is provided to the Department by its Scuba Diving Team, the Department's Fire Cadets and the Ladies Auxiliary.

Administrative authority resides with the Fire Department Executive Council.

By RBFD Executive Council Directive - October 27, 1998 Executive and Supporting Units

Firefighting Companies

Do you want to join the Red Bank Fire Department?

  • Active Members: Residents of the Borough of Red Bank, of age 18 or older may become active members of our Fire Companies.
  • Active Associate Members: Residents of Monmouth County residing within five miles from the Borough of Red Bank, of age 18 or older may become active associate members of our Fire Companies.
  • Fire Cadets: Residents of the Borough of Red Bank or residents of Monmouth County residing within five miles from the Borough of Red Bank, between ages of 14 and 17 may join the Fire Cadet program.

For more information, call the Fire Chief's Office at (732)530-2797. Applications are available at the Red Bank Borough Hall at 90 Monmouth Street; Red Bank, NJ 07701.