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Not your typical firehouse! Did you know that the Oldwick Firehouse has an elegant catering hall with a professional kitchen available?
The Oldwick Firehouse has the opportunity for its members to live at the firehouse in return for membership and firefighting duties.
Take a tour of the equipment we use at the Oldwick Firehouse to keep our community safe.
The Oldwick Firehouse has a rich history dating back to 1923. Learn about our story here.
Did you know that a large part of our funding comes from donations? You don’t have to wait to taste our pancakes to donate!
Please join us for our annual pancake breakfast on Sunday February 22, 2026. All you can eat, pancakes, sausage, taylor ham, eggs, coffee, juice and more. Our annual breakfast is a run with Oldwick Scout troop 199. At the Oldwick Manor, in back of the firehouse on Route 523, Oldwick from 8-12.
Please join us on Sunday February 23 for our annual pancake breakfast, co hosted with Scout troop 199.
All you can eat, 8-12.
Many thanks to the NJ State American Fire Fighter grant system, aka SAGE. This award allowed the Oldwick Fire Company to purchase a much needed Self Contained Breathing Apparatus [SCBA] fill station. This replaced the 1990s equipment which was pressure limited and not to current standards. It is located in the engine bay and is available to both the Oldwick Fire Company and mutual aid partners.
On November 9, 2024, Oldwick Fire Company responded to a brush fire northwest of the town center. Also responding were Pottersville Fire Company and NJ State Forest Fire. Several acres along with a barn and tractor were burned. Due to heavy brush, the Forest Fire service utilized a small earthmover. A rekindle response occurred later in the day. Featured above are Forest Fire response, Oldwick brush and tender and Pottersville tender.
The Oldwick Fire Company along with Tewksbury Township Police, participated in Halloween festivities in Oldwick. Pictured is the free hot dog station along with trick or treaters.
Fall 2024 was an especially busy brush fire season for Oldwick and all on NJ. The October drill consisted of tactics and deployment of small diameter hose with forest fire nozzles.
Oldwick Fire Company and mutual aid dispatched to an unusual call on I-78 at Gulick Rd. Dump truck lost its rear, luckily he was empty. There were no injuries or other vehicles involved.
The entire membership of the Oldwick Fire Company is thankful to Brooke and Drew Hannon for their support. The Hannons have designed and fabricated wooden United States flags. The entire profit of their sales have been donated to the Oldwick Fire Company. This is the second time the Hannons have donated their flag proceeds. Drew initially joined the company as a junior and continues to serve Tewksbury Township and Hunterdon County NJ. Many thanks Brooke and Drew!! Pictured is Brooke handing the check to President ORyan White.
Oldwick Fire Company breakfast, sausages, pancakes, eggs, buffet style, all you can eat from 8-12 on Sunday February 25. Adults $10, children $6.