Wenonah, N.J. — September 10 — The Wenonah Volunteer Fire Company used a clear Wednesday evening to complete scheduled training, demonstrating its dedication to preparedness and teamwork.

Members completed a number of activities aimed to improve operational skills and familiarity with equipment. Training nights give firemen the opportunity to practice scenarios in a controlled environment, honing their ability to respond efficiently when real emergencies arise.

Volunteer fire departments in Gloucester County rely largely on routine drills to maintain proficiency. These workshops, whether they focus on hose deployment, ladder work, or crew communication, lay the groundwork for safe and coordinated fireground operations.

For Wenonah, the evening was also a reminder of the value of community support. Volunteer departments thrive on the dedication of their members and the trust of the residents they protect. By training consistently, firefighters reinforce their ability to meet the challenges of fire suppression, rescue, and mutual-aid response.

The Wenonah Volunteer Fire Company continues to encourage new volunteers and emphasizes that ongoing training is essential to keeping both firefighters and the community safe.