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Firefighter Joe McPherson Was Recognized for 10 Years of Service

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Downe Township, N.J. — October 5 — The Downe Township Fire/Rescue and Dive Team honored Firefighter and former Deputy Chief Joe McPherson on his birthday, marking his 10 years of service to the department and the community.


During his time with the department, McPherson held various roles, including that of a deputy chief. His experience in leadership and as a firefighter played an important part in supporting the department’s emergency response efforts.


Department members acknowledged McPherson for his dedication to helping at the firehouse and his commitment during emergency calls. His ongoing participation helped ensure the daily operations of the department ran smoothly, relying on trained personnel to respond to incidents and stay prepared.


Firefighters contributed to their communities through emergency responses, equipment maintenance, training, and other duties that kept crews ready for calls. Experienced members also helped foster teamwork and maintain consistent operations within the department.


The Downe Township Fire/Rescue and Dive Team provides fire and rescue services to the local community. Its members respond to emergencies that require teamwork, practical skills, and a strong commitment to public safety.


McPherson’s 10 years of service represented a decade of involvement with Station 39 and its efforts in the community.

The department expressed gratitude for his contributions and valued the presence of experienced members who are ready to assist both at the firehouse and during incidents.


Station 39 members sent birthday wishes to McPherson and thanked him for his continued service to the department and the residents it serves.

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