Your kindness and support mean so much to our volunteers. It’s always a pleasure to see young members of our community spreading positivity (and chocolate 😊).

We are proud to serve such an amazing town and grateful for gestures like this that remind us why we do what we do.

Thank you, Girl Scouts you made our day a little sweeter!

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Thank you for your patience when dinner gets interrupted…
For understanding when the tones drop at the worst possible time…
For supporting late nights, missed plans, and holiday calls.

While our members answer the alarms, you answer the call at home and that sacrifice does not go unnoticed.

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The informative session included covering Size‑Ups, radio communications, and the dangers associated with basement fires.

We were joined by our neighboring departments — Montvale Volunteer Fire Department, Woodcliff Lake Fire Department, Saddle River Fire Department, River Vale Fire Department, and Hillsdale Fire Department having over 70 members present for the night.

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The Seattle Seahawks vs. New England Patriots game kicks off at 6:30 PM ET. As you enjoy the game, remember to stay safe, celebrate responsibly, and look out for family, friends, and neighbors. 🏈🏟️... (Full Story & Photos)

Every second counts!

Thank you for your assistance in keeping Park Ridge Safe.

Regards,

Richard Bosi
Chief Park Ridge Fire Department

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Our members gave nearly 2,300 man hours across 271 emergency responses. Our commitment continued behind the scenes with 35 drills and 114 extra work details.

Moving into 2026, the Board of Fire Officers were sworn in at the January 6th Borough Reorganization Meeting:

Chief: Richard Bosi

Deputy Chief: Peter Mauro

Captain: Kyle Ladewig

Captain: Brad Moser

Lieutenant: Thomas Derienzo, Jr.

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It is not the intention of this Ordinance to penalize anyone, however, a clearly accessible fire hydrant can save us valuable minutes when responding to fire emergencies.

Park Ridge Borough Ordinance 86-4.1 - states that:

A. The owner, tenant or occupant of lands abutting any fire hydrant shall maintain the area within a five-foot perimeter of the center of the hydrant free of all ice and ... (Full Story & Photos)

m., the Park Ridge Fire Department was dispatched to a residence on Terrace Street for a reported structure fire.

Upon arrival, the Park Ridge Police Department confirmed a fire within the home’s attached garage and verified that all residents had safely evacuated. The Park Ridge Fire Department initiated fire suppression operations, bringing the fire under control by 12:13 a.m.

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