| Rapid Intervention Team |
The RTFC operates one of the eight Rapid Intervention Teams that serve Hunterdon County fire departments. Rapid Intervention Teams or RITs, respond on all level 2 and 3 (structural fire) box alarm assignments. The mission of a RIT is to stand by on the fire ground to provide immediate assistance or rescue of a firefighter(s) that may become injured, trapped, disoriented or become involved in a multitude of other emergencies while operating at a fire scene. RITs also carry additional equipment specific to firefighter assistance and rescue. Currently the RTFC has 20 certified RIT members.
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Mon. Aug 16th 2010 Water supply drill.
RTFC members practiced
water supply operations
on Monday August 16th,
2010 by utilizing a
hydrant to supply two
aerial device...
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Fri. Jul 23rd 2010 Drafting drill.
RTFC members performed a
water supply drill on
Friday, July 23rd, 2010.
Members practiced various
methods of establishing a
w...
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Mon. Jul 19th 2010 Water supply drill
RTFC members conducted a
drill to review the
operations of the Hydrant
Assist Valves carried on
most RTFC apparatus.
Hydrant ...
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Raritan Township Fire Company
303 S. Main St.
Flemington, NJ 08822
Non-Emergency: 908-782-6500
Emergency: 911
Fax: 908-782-3111
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| Final inspection of New Engine 21. |
Tue. May 25th 2010
Members of the RTFC flew to the Pierce factory in Wisconsin on Monday, May 24th to perform the final inspection of the newest engine for the fire company prior to its delivery. Members spent Monday afternoon and the majority of Tuesday inspecting the new apparatus and ensuring that it meets the specifications of the fire company and the Township.
Some final details will be completed at the factory prior to the apparatus being delivered to the apparatus dealer in South Plainfield NJ. The vehicle will be checked again as well as having some equipment mounted at this facility prior to the final delivery to the fire company. Final delivery is expected to be within the second week of June.
 The first views of the apparatus prior to beginning the inspection process.
 The new engine will have a positionable chute for dumping water into portable water tanks.
 This chute can be positioned to the left or right side of the cab as needed.
 Members perform the final inspection with the apparatus inside the building.
 The finished engine awaiting a road test.
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Mon. Aug 16th 2010 Motorcycle MVA
At approximately 21:30
hrs on Monday August
16th, 2010, as RTFC
units were clearing from
their weekly training
session,&...
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Thu. Aug 12th 2010 Rte 202/31 MVA
At approximately 10:15 am
on thursday, August 12th,
2010 emergency services
were dispatched
to Rte 202/31
Southbound for...
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Tue. Aug 3rd 2010 Shenck Dr. Gas leak
The RTFC and the FRFARS
were dispatched to the
600 building of Shenck
Drive for a reported
smell of natural gas.
Squad 21, re...
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51 |
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52 |
| June |
56 |
| July |
52 |
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