The Hoboken Fire Department protects the lives and property of the residents of Hoboken from fires, natural disasters, hazardous materials releases, medical distress, and rescue emergencies.

About Us

The Fire Division consists of 118 firefighters and 19 civilian employees.  HFD responds to over 5,000 emergencies per year with one tour commander, 3 engine companies, 2 ladder companies, and one rescue.  We have an operations officer and training officer.

The Hoboken Fire Division also participates in regional response initiatives: the New Jersey Regional Fireboat Task Force (NJRFTF) for maritime emergencies and the Urban Area Security Initiative Metro Urban Search and Rescue Strike Team (UASI MUST) for technical rescues.  Through these task forces, the HFD maintains a fireboat and a heavy rescue company.

Our fire prevention bureau includes a fire marshal, 2 full-time fire inspectors and 2 part-time fire inspectors.  The Bureau serves to improve community resilience through 4 avenues:

• Enforcement of fire codes
• Education about fire safety
• Engineering improved solutions to mitigate emergencies
• Investigation of the origin and cause of fires
  

Call 201-420-2004 to contact HFD Dispatch. Call 201-420-2268 for fire inspection or code enforcement questions. For more information, follow us on X at @HobokenFire, and on the Hoboken Public Safety Department's Facebook and Instagram pages.

Check out our LATEST NEWS: 

Hoboken Fire Fighters make a potentially life saving rescue on the border of Hoboken and Jersey City

The Hoboken Fire Department Issues reminder on How to Safely Dispose of Lithium-Ion Batteries‍

The Hoboken Fire Department receives $64,000 FEMA grant for training and equipment

The Hoboken Fire Department is accepting applications for firefighters

Ensure a safe and healthy holiday season with tips, best practices, and reminders from the Hoboken Public Safety Department

The Hoboken Fire Department joins the Hoboken Police Department in the 3rd annual Sgt. Peter Zanin "Peachy" Toy Drive

The Hoboken Fire Department offers tips and tricks for a fire safe Halloween

The Hoboken Fire Department swears-in nine new firefighters in a ceremony at City Hall

The Hoboken Fire Department to observe Fire Prevention Week and Month

The Hoboken Fire Department reminds residents of fireworks laws and safety tips in advance of the Fourth of July holiday

The Hoboken Fire Department offers grilling safety advice and reminders in advance of the upcoming Memorial Day weekend, and summer BBQ seasons

The Hoboken Fire Department offers best safety practices for e-bikes, e-scooters, and lithium-ion batteries

The Hoboken Fire Department promotes six to Captain and swears in five new firefighters (hobokennj.gov)

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