Month | Responses |
Jan | 130 |
Feb | 0 |
Mar | 0 |
Apr | 0 |
May | 0 |
Jun | 0 |
Jul | 0 |
Aug | 0 |
Sep | 0 |
Oct | 0 |
Nov | 0 |
Dec | 0 |
TOTAL | 130 |
Month | Responses |
Jan | 130 |
Feb | 0 |
Mar | 0 |
Apr | 0 |
May | 0 |
Jun | 0 |
Jul | 0 |
Aug | 0 |
Sep | 0 |
Oct | 0 |
Nov | 0 |
Dec | 0 |
TOTAL | 130 |
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Just before 11:30 last night Task Force 26 was dispatched for a reported house on fire. Units arrived to find fire showing from the house and an attached garage. Multiple lines were stretched and operating during operations.
During the fire fight a section of the roof collapsed falling on firefighters operating on the second floor causing the floor to then collapse triggering a Mayday to be called. The firefighters were able to exit in a matter of a minute and all personnel were accounted for. One firefighter was transported to the hospital as precaution. No major injuries were reported.
Great work to all companies on scene to bring the fire under control in a timely matter with no major injuries. Also thank you to our cover companies for covering the Borough and surrounding towns during the incident.
Squad 2618 responded into Washington Twp last evening for a building fire. First arriving crews found an outside fire that was extending into the building.
This evening Squad 2618 and Engine 2613 did a quick firetruck tour and a wet down for the kids tonight at the Methodist Church in the Borough
Squad 2618 operating last night on a reported house fire. The squad arrived to find an outside fire involving a grill and fence. There was no extension to the house.
Late last night, Tower 2616 (A-Shift) operated at a working house fire in Clayton (41-1). The tower arrived and preformed vertical ventilation. The tower operated for a little over one hour before returning to the Borough. Great work to the first arriving companies on extinguishing the fire quickly. The shift had a busy 24 hours including multiple fire alarms, a motor vehicle crash with entrapment, one working house fire and one box alarm in the first due. Great work to everyone during this extreme heat!
The mission of the Glassboro Fire Department is to actively promote, deliver, and preserve, with pride and dedication, a feeling of security, safety and a quality level of service to the citizens of our community.
To accomplish this, the department provides a full range of emergency service responses to such incidents as fires, hazardous materials, vehicle extrication, and other emergencies as they arise. Additionally, the department provides a number of proactive programs in fire prevention, public education, and disaster preparedness.
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