That's right, it's that time of year again when Santa Claus will be visiting Malaga, NJ! On the evening of December 23rd, 2023, Santa will be chauffeured through town by the Malaga Volunteer Fire Company to bring holiday cheer to the residents of Malaga. The planned route for Santas visit to town is posted, but please note, if Santa is not planned to drive past your house you can see him and the ... (Full Story & Photos)

Thank you to all our wonderful community members for coming out to support the Malaga Fire Company's annual fundraiser, the Chicken BBQ & Spaghetti Dinner. It was another successful year with all hands-on deck to prepare and organize the event, and of course, to cook and package all the delicious dinner platters.
We look forward to seeing you all next year! ... (Full Story & Photos)

As part of their fire prevention program, firefighters from the Franklinville and Malaga Vol. Fire Companies shared valuable information about fire science, different types of fire extinguishers, and how to operate a fire extinguisher to students.... (Full Story & Photos)

Students and staff at Mary F. Janvier Elementary School recently enjoyed a visit and presentation from area fire department personnel. The children listened as important fire prevention and fire safety messages were communicated, and the children enjoyed seeing the fire trucks and emergency response equipment. A special thank you goes out to all of the first responders who participated in our school's ... (Full Story & Photos)

7 years ago was the largest fire in Malaga, NJ in 35 years, which occurred at the Colucci Lumber Yard. A 3rd alarm with 2 Structural Task Forces and the Gloucester County tender Task Force were all on the scene. A few out of county companies from Salem, Cumberland and Atlantic also assist. Cherry Hill Twp canteen 13 supplies rehabilitation support.
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Report number 2023-0001 was today 1-1-23 in Newfield BORO for a reported gas leak. Newfield, Malaga and Forest Grove companies all responded.... (Full Story & Photos)

Yesterday, Safety and Survival members drill Malaga Fire Co on self-rescue techniques at the station. Thanks to all the instructors and members of the station who drill hard to learn those skills.... (Full Story & Photos)