Evesham Professional Firefighters

Staffing

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When an emergency happens, adequate in-house staffing ensures a timely response to quickly and efficiently mitigate the situation. Our members have worked hand in hand with management to ensure Fire and EMS services are available around the clock.

Training

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Our members attend regular training programs to better ourselves to be ready to help you. All of our members carry multiple certifications in Fire and EMS, including level 1 or higher fire service instructors, Fire Inspectors, Uniform Construction Code inspectors, Firefighter Levels 1 & 2, and more. Not to mention the while EMT-B is the minimum requirement, many of our members are Paramedics.

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Foundation

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Helping those in need does not stop at the end of our shifts. The Evesham Professional Firefighters have a 501(c)3 registered charitable foundation that helps support our fellow firefighters and the community we serve.

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Evesham Township Professional Firefighters Association - IAFF Local 4687

Photos from Evesham Township Professional Firefighters Association - IAFF Local 4687's post February 14, 2026 marks ten years since we lost one of our own.
His passing was not the result of a line-of-duty incident, but from a battle too many in our profession continue to fight behind closed doors. For years now, Read More 23 Comments

Break the Stigma, and dont suppress talking, encourage transparency and normalize feelingsI lost my husband to suicide, he was retired Leo. It was then that I realized so many of our Read MoreThey need to be so supported , they protect and serve!! We need to protect and be available to them!! Read More

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Evesham Township Professional Firefighters Association - IAFF Local 4687

Photos from Evesham Township Professional Firefighters Association - IAFF Local 4687's post February 14, 2026 marks ten years since we lost one of our own.
His passing was not the result of a line-of-duty incident, but from a battle too many in our profession continue to fight behind closed doors. For years now, firefighter suicides have outpaced line-of-duty deaths. That is a reality we cannot ignore.
It is a painful reminder that the weight carried by first responders does not disappear when the call ends, the lights shut off, or the uniform comes off. The job demands strength. But real strength is knowing when to ask for help.
If you are struggling with depression, substance use, PTSD, or simply feeling overwhelmed, you are not alone.
Help is available:
• National Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Dial 988 or 1-800-273-8255
• IAFF Center of Excellence: (855) 900-8437
• NJ FMBA Peer Assistance Program: 973-573-9694
You do not have to suffer in silence. Make the call. Send the text. Reach out to a brother, a sister, a peer. The same way we show up for strangers on their worst days, we must show up for each other.
Lieutenant Hempel was a selfless and dedicated leader who left a lasting mark on IAFF Local 4687. We honor his memory not just with words, but by continuing to fight for the mental health and well-being of those who serve.
Rest easy, Lieutenant. 23 Comments

Break the Stigma, and dont suppress talking, encourage transparency and normalize feelingsI lost my husband to suicide, he was retired Leo. It was then that I realized so many of our Read MoreThey need to be so supported , they protect and serve!! We need to protect and be available to them!! Read More

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