NHRFR Engine 9/Battalion 3

Fire stations are a quiet but vital presence in any community; they stand ready long before the sirens sound. NHRFR Engine 9/Battalion 3 is one such post, embedded in the daily rhythm of North Bergen. Its role is simple yet indispensable—responding to emergencies, coordinating hose lines, and supporting nearby battalions.

The station sits along John F. Kennedy Boulevard, a thoroughfare that carries both commuters and local traffic. At 6237 John F. Kennedy Blvd, North Bergen, NJ 07047, it anchors a stretch of the borough where urban density meets residential calm. This place does not announce itself with fanfare; it functions as a steady Foundation for public safety.

Like others in its category, the station handles fire suppression, medical aid, and rescue operations. It also serves as a command point for Battalion 3, ensuring resources are deployed where they’re needed most. The work is methodical, the schedule unpredictable—exactly as it should be.

Questions about operations can be directed by phone at 201-392-6400. For directions, the quickest route is a click away: https://www.google.com/maps/place?ftid=0x89c25805eab5eec1:0x4772319f0db663cb.