Welcome to the Budd Lake Fire Department

Members are needed if you would like to join Stop by any Tuesday night at 6:30 pm and we will get you started

OUR MISSION; It is the intent and goal of the Budd Lake Fire Department (Fire Division) to provide the safest Fire Protection, Emergency Medical Assistance and Education to both it’s members and the general public. The manner in which we will provide these services shall be systematically approached and in accordance with the safest practices and procedures of the Budd Lake Fire Department (Fire Division). Above all, it is the intent of the Budd Lake Fire Department (Fire Division) to provide the safest and quickest out come of any Emergency or Non – Emergency Incident that is confronted by the Budd Lake Fire Department (Fire Division).

Latest News

  • Rescue Assists Flanders on 206
    Recently the rescue was dispatched during the day to assist with an auto accident on Rt. 206 at Oakwood Dr. Flanders 97 and Rescue 55 used multiple jaws of life tools to free a person for one car. The person was airlifted to Morristown Medical Center along with the 2nt driver who was transported by … Read more
  • Flanders Rd. Car Fire
    Friday mid-morning calls came in for a report of a car on fire in the driveway of # 53 Flanders Rd. Car 50 and FM-3 arrived and reported a well involved car half in the driveway and half on the road. Engine 59 arrived and stretched their bumper line and quickly put down the flames. … Read more
  • Car into River
    Just as the snowstorm got into full gear a car driving down Flanders Drakestown Rd. lost control and hit the snow and flipped over into the river alongside the bridge. The driver got out on his own and was taken to a nearby hospital with minor injuries. Rescue 55 with 2 firefighters in ice suites … Read more
  • 2025 Year in Review
  • Ice Rescue Training
    During the last round of snow this past weekend several new members were taking an Ice Rescue training class on Budd Lake. The crews took turns doing self-rescue, rescuing people from the ice and practicing using through bags to reach people trapped on the ice. Please stay safe out there and remember no ice is … Read more