Halloween is just around the corner, and while goblins, ghosts, and ghouls roam the streets in search of sugary treasures, there’s a special treat awaiting them at the firehouse. The Whippany Fire Company is excited to welcome our neighbors for a fun, safe, and community-focused evening—and you’re invited!

A Fun Halloween Stop for the Whole Family

This Halloween, from 5 PM to 8 PM, we’re opening our doors to the community. Skip the usual neighborhood rush for a bit and head over to the Whippany Fire House. A few of our dedicated volunteer firefighters will be on hand, hanging out, and we’re setting up our trick-or-treating table right in the front bay!

Whether you’re a menacing mummy, a playful pixie, or maybe even a miniature fire chief, we want to see your imaginative costumes. We’ll be ready with plenty of candy and smiles for all the trick-or-treaters who swing by.

More Than Just Treats: Check Out the Trucks!

Visiting the firehouse is about more than just filling up your candy bags. It’s a great opportunity for the kids (and kids at heart!) to get an up-close look at our fire trucks, see the equipment we use to keep Whippany safe, and meet the local volunteers who serve your community.

We are always welcoming new and returning families to the station, and we love nothing more than sharing what we do with our neighbors. Come by, take some photos, ask questions, and make some great Halloween memories with us.

Event Details:

  • Date: Halloween, Saturday, October 31st

  • Time: 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM

  • Location: Whippany Fire House, 10 Troy Hills Road, Whippany

  • Where to find us: Look for the trick-or-treating table set up right in the front bay!

The Whippany Fire Company is proud to be a part of this community, and this is just one of our favorite ways to give back and share in the joy of the season.

So, mark your calendars, gather your friends and family, and make the firehouse one of your stops on Saturday night. Remember to stay safe, visible, and alert while trick-or-treating.

We can’t wait to see you there—have a happy and safe Halloween!