After finishing the 5K Tunnel to Towers Benefit run in New York City on September 25, 2011...front row: Rachel Oakley, Robin Buss, John Bolen, Gene Keller, Jr.  2nd row Ben Shipman, Pat Bolen, Dan Ungar, George Gurzo, Kyle Ballinger, Justin Kabis, Don Sigler, Mike Kaufman.  3rd row Jon Chrzan, Joe Sartorio, Kendra Berry, Rachel Gibbs, Tucker Martin, Heidi Kaufman

Fire Company Members with the trophy for Best Appearing Fire Company at the 2011 Memorial Day Parade in Hopewell

Montgomery Township Volunteer Fire Co. No. 2 (Somerset County 46) is proud to announce the arrival of our latest addition.

Name: 46-149

Style : Ford F550 XL 2 Door Super Cab

Tank:: 300 gallons with 20 gallon Class A foam cell

Pump: Hale 30FS 300gpm pump powered by a Deutz F4L2011 4 cylinder diesel engine

Winch: Front mounted Warn 16.5ti, 16,000 lb

Wheels: Single steel front and rear aligned wheels

Tires Interco 36 x 13.50 - 19.5

Hose:  300' of 3/4" booster line, 100' of 1-3/4" pre-connect,  400' of 3" supply line, 32' of 3" hard suction

Deck Gun: Elkhart Sidewinder Remote Controlled Monitor.

Santa Claus greets District 2 from the back of 46-156,

12/17/10 structure fire -- went to second alarm.  Companies assisting were Montgomery Fire Co #1, Rocky Hill Hook & Ladder, Hopewell Fire Department, Princeton Fire Department, Kingston Fire Department, Hillsborough Fire Companies !, 2 and 3, Pennington FIre Company, Gtiggstown Fire Company and Lawrenceville Fire Department.

The cause of the fire is currently under investigatiion.

We took Best Rescue and Best Appearing Overall at this year's Hopewell Memorial Day Parade.  All those who put in long hours cleaning the trucks should be proud of the work they put in to earn these trophies.

On March 3, 2010, more than 10 volunteers from Montgomery Township and outlying communities visited the firehouse for a few hours to lend a helping hand to the members of Station 46 in completing some of our regular chores around the firehouse.

Being an organization staffed 100% by volunteers, it can be difficult to accomplish all the jobs necessary to keep the firehouse operating between running emergency calls and working at our regular professions. Those that participated were a huge help to our organization in assisting with the advancement of several pending projects and renovations around the firehouse.

Thanks to all that helped out!

If you are interested in volunteering at Station 46, please contact Mike Kaufman or check out our page on How To Join