Mullica residents, Officer Paul Rivera and Kimberly Butterhof, were honored tonight by Mullica Township Mayor Janet Forman and Detective Sgt. John Thompson of the Mullica Township Police Department for their heroic, life saving roles in near drowning rescue of a local boy.

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New Jersey welcomed home the NJ National Guard and one of our own Elwood Firefighters.

Spec. Timothy C. Brining and his family participated in the parade & ceremony on Friday in Trenton.  

  

Atlantic City Press Article

Specialist Timothy C. Brining returned home Tuesday from a 9 month tour of Iraq were he serviced as a Army Medic. Tim has been an Elwood Firefighter since he was 16 yrs old.

 The Elwood Fire Company and the Mullica Police escorted Tim home with lights & sirens

 

We just added more Live Scanner feeds to our website. Check it out at Live Scanner Feeds

 

·         Bike Show

·         Burnout Contest

·         Various Vendors

·         Tattoo Contest

·         Live Entertainment

·         Food and More

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The Atlantic County Fire Departments Total Call Report for 2008 is out.

This is how Mullica Twp stacks up

Elwood Vol. Fire Company........................ 120  =  55%

Nesco Vol. Fire Company..........................  37  =   17%

Sweetwater Vol. Fire Company.................  36  =   17%

Weekstown Vol. Fire Company.................  24   =  11% 

                                                                       217 Total

*Percents are total of all Mullica Twp calls.

Click here to see the full report.

BERENATO, PETER A SR., 82 - of Hammonton, passed away at the So. Jersey Medical Center, Vineland on Friday April 10, 2009. Born in Hammonton he was a life long resident....Continue Reading

 

 

 

 

Jennie Nowlin wife of late Ray Nowlin EVFC's former Treasurer and active member since 1961 passed away Friday April 3rd 2009.

Published in The Press of Atlantic City on 4/4/2009

NOWLIN, JENNIE 84 - of Hammonton, passed away Friday April 3, 2009. Born in Manhattan, NY, she lived in Hammonton since 1961....Continue Reading

The Atlantic County Office of Emergency Prepardeness has implemented the Special Needs Registry, it is a database of all County Residents that may need assistance during a time of an evacuation or any type of disaster.

Residents that are in need of special services, such as those who are Oxygen dependant, Wheel Chair bound, etc can register on-line. Once a disaster hits the people with special needs can then be easily identified.

Residents can register online at: www.ac-evac.org

Forms can also be picked up at the Mullica Twp police station.