BRIDGETON FIRE DEPARTMENT

 
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The Bridgeton Office of Emergency Management (OEM) is currently staffed with a Coordinator, a Deputy Coordinator and five volunteer members.  OEM currently uses a 2002 4x4 Chevrolet Suburban.

 

The primary role of OEM is to assist the citizens and emergency service agencies in the City Of Bridgeton.   OEM works with the city's emergency services to mitigate problems created by manmade and natural disasters.   The office works hand-in-hand with the Cumberland County OEM as well as the American Red Cross and Salvation Army.  

 

Examples of assistance could include everything from searching for persons that walked away from medical institutions to assisting at structure fires to supplying the police with traffic cones and equipment at emergency scenes.  

 

One example of emergency planning is how OEM has arranged to use the local high school as a reception center for any radiological emergencies that may arise, especially those resulting from the Salem Nuclear Plant.

 

OEM staff responds to a large number of diverse emergencies throughout the year. This is possible due to the tireless effort put forth by the OEM staff.   Presently the Emergency Operations Center (EOC) is located on the second floor of the Bridgeton Fire Department and is accessible 24 hours a day, seven days a week.   If you have any question please feel free to contact the office at (856)451-8825.

 

 

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OEM Unit 780

 

OEM at work on a multi-agency response to an oil spill in the Cohansey River

 

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Emergency: 911

Business: 451-0091

Fax: 459-1801


 

 


Serving Since 1877


 

 


 Cohansey 1877

Minerva 1840

Neptune 1819


 

 


 

Incident Survey:

 

  2007: 1057

2006: 846

2005: 851

2004: 873

2003: 895

2002: 946

2001: 985

2000: 876