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Woodbridge votes to close 117-year-old Keasbey fire company
Source: NJ 101.5 · Aug 4, 2026, 5:20 PM
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Woodbridge Township has decided to dissolve the Keasbey Fire District, a 117-year-old fire company, following concerns raised in a state audit.
The audit identified staffing and financial problems at the fire district, prompting township officials to move forward with shutting down the operation.
The closure marks the end of a long-standing local fire service that has served the Keasbey area for more than a century.
Key points
- Keasbey Fire District, established over 117 years ago, is being dissolved by Woodbridge Township
- A state audit flagged significant staffing shortages and financial concerns at the fire company
- The closure decision follows official findings that questioned the district's operational viability and resources
FAQ
- Why is Woodbridge closing the Keasbey Fire Company?
- A state audit identified staffing and financial problems at the Keasbey Fire District that led township officials to decide the fire company should be dissolved.
- How long has the Keasbey Fire District been operating?
- The Keasbey Fire District has been in operation for 117 years, making it a long-established part of the community.
- What happens to fire protection in the Keasbey area after the closure?
- The article does not specify details about alternative fire protection arrangements following the Keasbey Fire District's dissolution.
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