Cherry Hill Fire Department Recognized Brian Ball for 20 Years

Cherry Hill, N.J. — October 6 — The Cherry Hill Fire Department honored Firefighter Brian Ball for completing 20 years of dedicated service to the department and the community.

On October 5, the Office of the Fire Chief presented Ball with a 20-year service pin. Fire Chief Wade Houlihan and other members of the Cherry Hill Fire Department congratulated Ball on achieving this milestone and expressed their gratitude for his years of service.

This recognition celebrated two decades of Ball's commitment to the department and its mission of protecting the residents and property of the community. The service pin symbolized the dedication, effort, and responsibility that come with a career in the fire service.

The Cherry Hill Fire Department offers fire suppression, emergency medical services, fire prevention, and technical rescue services across the township. The township noted that the department is committed to providing emergency and public safety services 24/7.

Experienced firefighters are essential in maintaining the department's operations, ensuring preparedness, and upholding the high standards expected of emergency service personnel.

Ball's 20-year milestone underscored the importance of long-term service within the fire service. The department valued his contributions and his commitment to the Cherry Hill community.

The event ended with Chief Houlihan and fellow department members offering their congratulations to Ball, recognizing his service to the Cherry Hill Fire Department and the residents it serves.