Members

LIne Officers

Thomas Rathjen

Department Chief

Carey Parks

Deputy Chief

Micheal Rathjen

2nd Asst. Chief

Christopher Allen

Lieutenant

Executive Board

Beverly Rathjen

President

Daniel Schneider

Treasurer

Richard Dries

Vice President

Kaitlin Seip

Secretary

Life Members

Robert Fenton

Past Chief

Beverly Rathjen

Past Chief

Thomas Rathjen

Department Chief

Fred Hiittner Sr.

Past Chief

Raymond Wishart

Past Chief

Dave Thompson

Past Chief

Keith Harrison Sr.

Past Chief

Gloria Hiittner

Firefighter

Fred Hiittner JR.

Past Chief

John Gajderowicz IV

Deputy Chief

Thomas Heller

President

Robert W.T. Fenton

Past Chief

Scott Johnson

Past Chief

Gary Poinsett

Fire Police Captain/FF

James Powell Jr.

Firefighter

Dawn Bush

Fire Police

Don Spaeth

Firefighter/EMT

Phil McElroy

Past Chief

Chris Fullerton

Past Chief

Ronald Rathjen

Firefighter

Kim Mortimer

Fire Police

Paul Cliver

Fire Police

Jane McCormick

Fire Police

Fred Bush Jr.

Firefighter

Robert Young

Past Chief

Lonnie Drayton

Firefighter

James Cranston

Firefighter

Donna Le

Fire Police

Dennis Herbster

Firefighter

Carey Parks

Past Chief

Fire fighter

Thomas Rathjen

Firefighter

Vincent Briscoe

Firefighter/EMT

Firefighters

Dennis Herbster

Firefighter

Micheal Rathjen

Firefighter/EMT

Thomas Klink

Firefighter

David Parks

Fire Police/ EMT

David Smith

Firefighter

Ryan Gerber

Firefighter/FR

Paul Rilely

Fire Police

Albert Morrissey

Firefighter

Robert Fenton

Firefighter

keith Harrison Sr.

Firefighter

Michael Balint

Firefighter

Steve Agostini

Firefighter

Justin Brown

Firefighter/FR

Daniel Schneider

Firefighter/EMT

Cole Zink

Firefighter/FR

Michael Loftus

Fire Police

Michael Balint

Firefighter

Christopher Allen

Firefighter

Carey Parks

Firefighter/EMT

Beverly Rathjen

Firefighter

Krystle Hill

Firefighter/EMT

Chris Ledger

Firefighter

Kaitlin Seip

Mathew Alcott

Explorers

Dylan Kleiner

Explorers

Alexia Gerber

Explorers

Fire Police

Beverly Rathjen

Fire Police

Donna Le

Fire Police

David Parks

Fire Police/ EMT

Cherly Smith

Fire Police/ EMT

Stephen Agostini

Fire Police

Alex Klaus

Fire Police

Richard Dries

Fire Police Captain/FF

Sydney Campbell

Fire Police

Paul Riley

Fire Police

Kaitlin Seip

Fire Police

Michael Loftus

Fire Police

Contributory

Claudett Wheeler

Loraine Land

Donna Land

Christine Fortman Olson

Tammy Scott

Florence Meckley

Tammy Balint

Lisa Kleiner

Hampton Lakes Vol Fire Co

22 hours ago

Attention Southampton residents...please note to call township on Monday, June 24 after 9am to report any damages due to the flood! Phone 609-859-2736. ... See MoreSee Less

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Hampton Lakes Vol Fire Co

2 days ago

A little late posting ..... the last few days for the residents and emergency service personnel of Southampton have been tiring! Below are just a few of the pictures of our members from the most recent flood affecting Southampton. The effects of the flood have been felt by surrounding towns throughout burlington county. Thank you to all the emergency services and residents throughout the county that helped during this time of need. The cleanup efforts are underway. With that in mind remember the county is giving away clean up kits today to anyone affected by these most recent floods (see previous post). It was amazing to see the community come together in a time of need.

We are always looking for new members to help us help you. You don’t need to be a certified firefighter to help. We have many members who help with administrative duties as well as contributory members who help with functions and events. Our company is made up of fire police, EMTs, and of course fire fighters. We will provide the training if you provide the time and heart needed to help others. If interested in volunteering beside us please call, email or even stop down on any given Tuesday night for more info. ... See MoreSee Less

A little late posting ..... the last few days for the residents and emergency service personnel of Southampton have been tiring! Below are just a few of the pictures of our members from the most recent flood affecting Southampton. The effects of the flood have been felt by surrounding towns throughout burlington county. Thank you to all the emergency services and residents throughout the county that helped during this time of need. The cleanup efforts are underway. With that in mind remember the county is giving away clean up kits today to anyone affected by these most recent floods (see previous post). It was amazing to see the community come together in a time of need.

We are always looking for new members to help us help you. You don’t need to be a certified firefighter to help. We have many members who help with administrative duties as well as contributory members who help with functions and events. Our company is made up of fire police, EMTs, and of course fire fighters. We will provide the training if you provide the time and heart needed to help others. If interested in volunteering beside us please call, email or even stop down on any given Tuesday night for more info.

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Bless all of you. You are always there to watch out for us. Thank you.

Bless all of you. You are always there to watch out for us. Thank you.

Great job 172

Thank you for all that you do and keeping the residents informed and above all safe.

Thank you to all the people that help all the time!!!

Great Job to all and thanks for all you do!!! 🚒💕

Hampton Lakes Vol Fire Co

3 days ago

Burlington County Cleanup Kits Distribution on June 22

The Burlington County Office of Emergency Management and Communities Active in Disaster (COAD) in conjunction with the Red Cross will have two distribution sites for Cleanup Kits tomorrow for Burlington County residents impacted by the flood waters.

The kits are free of charge to residents. The distribution will take place Saturday, June 22, 2019 from 12 p.m. -6 p.m. One site will be at the Burlington County Highway facility located at 624 Pemberton Browns Mills Road, Pemberton, NJ 08068. The second site is at the Burlington County Public Safety Center located at 1 Academy Drive, Westampton, NJ 08060.

An example of the supplies that may be in the cleanup kit include:

Mop
Bucket
Bleach
Brushes
Masks
Sponges
Broom
Squeegee
Gloves ... See MoreSee Less

Burlington County, NJ

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Burlington County Cleanup Kits Distribution on June 22

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