BERKELEY — Fire departments and law enforcement agencies across Ocean County are mourning the loss of Tyler Webb, a dedicated member of the Pinewald Pioneer Fire Company who died in a horrific incident over the weekend.
Webb, 29, held several leadership positions with Pinewald during his years of service, including Chief Engineer, Past Lieutenant and Past Trustee. His passing was announced by the department with “heavy heart and deepest regret.”
“Tyler served our department with dedication and honor,” the company said in a statement. “His contributions to our company and community will never be forgotten.”
The Manchester Township Police Department also paid tribute to Webb, noting his strong ties to first responders across the region.
“Tyler honorably served his community with dedication and pride,” Manchester police said. “His commitment to the Pinewald Pioneer Fire Company and the residents of our township will not be forgotten.”
Station 33, another area fire company, said its members were “heartbroken” by the news, describing Webb as “more than a fellow firefighter — he was a friend to many of our members.”
“Working alongside him on mutual aid scenes was always a privilege,” they said. “A good man, taken far too soon.”
Further information about Webb’s passing and memorial services will be shared when available.
