Lieutenant Chris Bacon Was Recognized for 18 Years of Service

Downe Township, N.J. — October 1 — The Downe Township Fire/Rescue and Dive Team honored Lieutenant Chris Bacon on his birthday, celebrating his 18 years of dedicated service to both the department and the community. Bacon began his career with the department in 2008 and held multiple roles throughout his tenure, including that of firefighter, diver, and officer.

These positions allowed him to contribute significantly to the department’s operations in fire suppression, rescue, and emergency response.

As a lieutenant, Bacon played a key role in supporting the department’s efforts to protect lives and property.

His experience across various aspects of emergency services highlighted the diverse skills required in a department that responds to a wide range of incidents.

The Downe Township Fire/Rescue and Dive Team is responsible for providing essential fire and rescue services to the local community.

Its mission focuses on ensuring the safety of residents, their property, and the local economy through effective emergency response.

The department expressed gratitude for Bacon’s continued commitment to Station 39 and acknowledged the time and effort he has invested in public service.

His birthday also served as a moment to recognize the contributions of a dedicated member who has served in multiple capacities over nearly two decades.

The department and his fellow members at Station 39 extended their birthday wishes to Lieutenant Chris Bacon and thanked him for his 18 years of service to the community.