Cherry Hill Fire District No. 13
8/22 evidence fields have a public source · latest source 2025. Blank fields mean no public source was found — never that a value is zero.
NFPA Staffing Benchmark
Staffing-only · not a response-time or legal assessmentOfficial: 'six fire companies, each with three to four firefighters including a company officer ... on-duty 24/7.' The disclosed floor of 3 per company is below the NFPA 1750:2026 baseline of 4; value recorded as the stated minimum of the 3–4 range.
Disclosed on-duty staffing (3 per company (officially 3–4, incl. company officer)) is below the NFPA 1750:2026 baseline of 4 per company, per Cherry Hill Township / Fire District No. 13. Higher zone/risk company minimums (elevated 5, maximal 6), the effective response force, and response-time objectives were not assessed. Benchmark comparison only — not a legal compliance finding.
- Higher-risk (zone/hazard) staffing requirement not assessed
- Effective response force not assessed
- Response-time performance not assessed
Baseline company-staffing benchmark only. Higher zone/risk company minimums (elevated 5, maximal 6), the effective response force, and response-time objectives were not assessed. NFPA 1750 is a consensus standard unless adopted by the local Authority Having Jurisdiction.
NFPA 1750:2026 is a consensus deployment standard, not automatically a legal mandate. A department is legally bound only where its Authority Having Jurisdiction has adopted it. This assesses baseline company staffing only — not higher zone/risk staffing, effective response force, or response-time performance — and is not a legal finding.
Operational facts found (7 facts)
- Career / volunteer / combination
- careerVerified↗
- Minimum engine staffing
- 3 per company (officially 3–4, incl. company officer)Partial↗
- Active roster — volunteer / union membershiproster, not on-duty staffing
- 35 membersPartial↗
- Stations
- 6 stationsPartial↗
- Annual incidents/calls
- 17500 calls/yrPartial↗
- Adopted fire-department budget
- $32,945,753 USDVerified↗
- Population / jurisdiction served
- 74,553 residentsPartial↗
Funding
Public funding identified — blank means no public source found, not $0.
- Operating budget
- $32.9MVerified↗
- Department revenue
- $27.9MVerified↗
- Donations / fundraising
- No public source found
- IRS Form 990 revenue
- No public source found
- Grants received
- No public source found
- Capital / apparatus
- No public source found
- Funding per resident
- 442Partial↗
FY2025 adopted fire district budget — Total Appropriations $32,945,753. A FULL district appropriation (not a personnel-only line).
Budget figures are public evidence, not fully normalized spending comparisons. Each figure is labelled with the basis it was published on — budgets are only comparable where the basis matches.
Staffing
Public staffing evidence — blank means no public source found.
- Career staff
- No public source found
- Volunteer members
- 35Partial↗
- Minimum staffing
- No public source found
- Station staffing
- No public source found
- Vacancies
- No public source found
- Overtime spend
- No public source found
Readiness
Public readiness evidence.
ISO / PPC
ISO Public Protection Classification is not nationally complete; blank means no public rating found.
- PPC rating
- 2Partial↗
- Effective year
- No public source found
Grants
Grant awards identified in public records — an empty list means none were found, not that none exist.
- Total grants identified
- $4.5MVerified↗
- FEMA SAFER · 2022 · Staffing for Adequate Fire & Emergency Response (EMW-2022-FF-01604)$2,641,608↗
- FEMA AFG · 2022 · Assistance to Firefighters Grant (EMW-2022-FG-07239)$385,404↗
- FEMA AFG · 2022 · Assistance to Firefighters Grant (EMW-2022-FG-09117)$337,848↗
- FEMA AFG · 2021 · Assistance to Firefighters Grant (EMW-2021-FG-10524)$314,416↗
- FEMA AFG · 2020 · Assistance to Firefighters Grant (EMW-2020-FG-20068)$301,769↗
- FEMA AFG · 2019 · Assistance to Firefighters Grant (EMW-2019-FG-02451)$176,423↗
- FEMA AFG · 2023 · Assistance to Firefighters Grant (EMW-2023-FG-06113)$175,787↗
- DHS Port Security (PSGP) · 2025 · Port security (EMW-2025-PU-05474)$61,215↗
- DHS Port Security (PSGP) · 2020 · Port security (EMW-2020-PU-00532)$54,130↗
- DHS Port Security (PSGP) · 2021 · Port security (EMW-2021-PU-00237)$25,982↗
Transparency
What this department publicly publishes — a data-availability measure, separate from any fire-outcome score.
- Budget published
- Staffing published
- Call volume published
- ISO/PPC published
- Annual report published
- Grant data found
- Form 990 found (not published)