Bordentown Township Fire District No. 2 recently gathered to recognize the individuals whose dedication, courage, and commitment continue to make a difference in the community every day.
During the annual awards ceremony, the District honored firefighters, officers, and community members for their years of service, life-saving actions, leadership, and commitment to serving others during some of life’s most difficult moments.
“This ceremony is about recognizing the people who continue to show up — for their neighbors, for each other, and for strangers in their worst moments,” the District shared. “Their service and sacrifice make this community stronger.”
This year’s award recipients included:
• Commissioner Andrew Law — Recognition Award
• Captain Keith Scully (retired) — Career Achievement Citation for 20 years of service
• Lieutenant Greg Askenstedt — Career Achievement Citation for 20 years of service
• Captain Kyle Asbrand — Meritorious Service Citation for his successful grant program efforts
• Lieutenant James Krzewinski, Firefighter Michael McDonald, and Firefighter Alec Fleming — Unit Citation for their response to the May 4, 2025 mass casualty incident
• Lieutenant James Krzewinski, Firefighter Brock Friddell, and Firefighter Scott Seybert — EMS Citation for a CPR save on May 22, 2024
• Firefighter Brock Friddell, Firefighter Michael McDonald, and Firefighter Alec Fleming — EMS Citation for a CPR save on April 10, 2025
• Captain Keith Scully, Lieutenant James Krzewinski, Firefighter Brock Friddell, and Firefighter Patrick McCloskey — EMS Citation for a CPR save on June 4, 2025
The ceremony served as a reminder of the critical role first responders play in protecting the community and supporting residents during emergencies. From decades of service to life-saving emergency response efforts, each honoree was recognized for going above and beyond in service to Bordentown Township.
Thank you to all of this year’s honorees for continuing to show up for this community when it matters most. Your dedication, sacrifice, and commitment do not go unnoticed.
