The alarm was accidentally set off by workers cleaning an oven.
Chief 18-30 responded and confirmed no hazards were present. The alarm was reset and units cleared the scene at 12:23 AM.

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🚨 Call #26-0169 🚨
At 4:43 AM, units were dispatched to a residence on Millville Avenue for a reported structure fire. Mays Landing Assistant Chief 18-11 arrived on location at 4:59 AM and confirmed fire on the ... (Full Story & Photos)

Members spent the evening cleaning up the grounds around the firehouse and social hall—cutting grass, raking, and removing a large amount of leaves to keep everything looking its best.

We take a lot of pride in maintaining our building and property. It’s not just where we operate out of—it’s a reflection of our commitment to the community we serve.

We also ended the night on a great note by issuing ... (Full Story & Photos)

Upon arrival, Chief 18-30 established Incident Command and advised that an old outbuilding at the rear of the property was fully involved. He directed incoming units and assigned apparatus and personnel to their positions for an organized and effective operation.

Engine 18-33 arrived and went into service, initiating fire suppression operations. Tanker 18-19 established a water supply to support ... (Full Story & Photos)

At Laureldale Fire Rescue, we want to take a moment to say THANK YOU to the voices behind the headset—our dispatchers.

Every single day, they are the calm in the chaos. From the moment a 911 call comes in, they are gathering critical information, prioritizing emergencies, and getting Police, Fire, and EMS resources moving—often all at the same time. While we’re responding out the door, they’re ... (Full Story & Photos)

In New Jersey, those blue lights are commonly used by volunteer firefighters and EMS personnel responding to emergencies.

🔵 What are blue lights?
Blue lights are warning lights placed on a volunteer’s personal vehicle to indicate they are responding to an emergency call. These lights help alert other drivers that someone is on their way to assist in a critical situation.

📜 New Jersey Laws & Permits
In ... (Full Story)

First arriving crews confirmed smoke showing from the second floor, with no answer at the door. With assistance from Township of Hamilton Police Department, crews made entry into the residence.

Upon investigation, firefighters located a pot burning on the stove. The stove was shut off and the pot was safely removed. Crews then conducted ventilation operations to clear the smoke from the residence.

Once ... (Full Story & Photos)

The first part of the night focused on roof ventilation, led by Captains Wilbert and Wilkinson. Members reviewed techniques, safety considerations, and the importance of proper ventilation during fireground operations to improve conditions for both occupants and firefighters. We were also working alongside one of our recruit who is currently covering ventilation operations in fire school, giving ... (Full Story & Photos)

Fire / Rescue was dispatched to the Atlantic City Expressway at mile marker 18.7 eastbound for a reported overturned vehicle with entrapment.

EMS arrived on scene and was able to safely remove the single occupant from the vehicle.

Responding units included:
Chief 1830
Rescue Engine 1833
Tanker 1838
Tanker 1839

After the vehicle was checked and the scene was secured, the incident was turned over ... (Full Story & Photos)