Robert ‘Bob’ Hoffman Sr, was awarded the 2020 Citizen of the Year of Tewksbury Township. Bob, a life long resident of Tewksbury Township, passed away last year. Due to COVID 19, the presentation of the award to his wife Dotty was purposefully delayed so the presentation could be made in person. Peter Melick, past mayor, presided over the honors. Bob was a life longer farmer in the township and served as a 4-H leader. He was also a school bus driver for 58 years, serving Tewksbury township. Bob served in many leadership positions within the township including the Chief of the Fairmont Fire Company and President of the Oldwick Fire Company, He was recognized for his many roles within the Township that have contributed to the overall quality of life Tewksbury citizens enjoy.

The Oldwick Fire Company continues to respond to all calls during the COVID 19 nationwide emergency. We have enacted additional Standard Operating Procedures [SOP] to maintain the safety/health of our members and people at incident scenes. As always, please call 911 for emergencies.

Please join us for another warm evening around the bonfire in the field next to the Oldwick Fire Company on January 19, 2019. After enjoying your tree during the holidays, we are collecting Christmas trees in the field behind the firehouse up until January 19th. The drop off location will be marked with traffic cones. Festivies will begin at 6 pm and of course there will be cookies and hot chocolate for all. Drive by the firehouse and you will see a big pile of trees!

After Santa landed and set his reindeer to graze in the Tewksbury fields, he boarded the Oldwick Fire Company 1956 pumper and headed for the second annual Community Holiday Celebration at the Tewksbury Library. Thanks Santa

This year the Oldwick Fire Company cooked 350 hot dogs on James Street as part of the Halloween fun. This year, we were joined by the Tewksbury Police Department. Thanks to all for a fun but scary evening!

A good time was had by all at the annual Christmas Tree burn at the Oldwick Fire Company. Cold weather was offset by refreshments and a roaring fire.