Welcome to Crosswicksfire.org. This is the official website of the Union Fire Company #1 protecting Chesterfield / Hamilton Township Fire District 1. The company is made up of volunteers who are supported Monday-Friday from 7am to 5pm by four career firefighters. We are your fire company providing service to our neighbors since 1822. Feel free to look around the site and learn about us. Your feedback is welcomed as this site is always evolving.

October 5-11 is Fire Prevention Week

The Union Fire Company will be out visiting area schools and educating our youth. We will be out at:

Oct 7 - Chest Elementary School & Church of God
Oct 8 - CB Lamb Elementary School
Oct 9 - Village Nursery School

Students can expect to see firefighters talk about the importance of fire safety, a fireman's gear, and their favorite... the fire trucks! For more information about Fire Prevention Week, please visit www.firepreventionweek.org.

The Chesterfield-Hamilton Fire District #1 and The Union Fire Company would like to welcome our newest employee, Marques Fields. Marques joins us from Mount Holly EMS and Westampton Station 272 where he volunteers and serves as Squad Sergeant. Welcome aboard Marques!

Check out our new photo section. You can use the link on the left, or this one here! We'll be adding more pictures in the near future, so check back often. Right now you'll find some from our recent Splash Day and our career staff training.

The Union Fire Company is hosting its bi-annual Spaghetti Dinner on Saturday September 27th, 2008. Dinner will be served from 3 - 7 pm at the Crosswicks Fire House. Adults are $8, children age 6-12 are $5, and children under age 5 are Free. Take out is also available for $9. We hope to see you there!

On Saturday Aug, 16th the residents of Fire District #1 approved the purchase of "a ladder fire truck and any equipment necessary in connection therewith" for the district. The ballot asked if the voters would authorize the district "to expend therefore, including incidental expenses, the sum not exceeding $630,000 and to issue bonds of the Fire District for said purposes in the principle amount not exceeding $630,000". With 143 residents turning out, the proposal won with a 77 voters approval to 66.
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