• Date/Time:
  Friday, September 4, 2009, 8:15 am
• Address:
  I476 SB MM 10
• Submitter:
  PhillyFireNews Staff

Broomall and Radnor fire companies were alerted for a vehicle fire on 476 Southbound in the area of mile marker 10. 15-9B arrived to find a trash truck with cab fully involved. Command requested 2 addt engines and used all hands.

• Date/Time:
  Friday, September 4, 2009, 5:10 am
• Address:
  9th and York St
• Box:
  8142
• Submitter:
  Steve Skipton NJ Editor

Battalion 8 reported a 3 story vacant 16x45 heavy fire 2nd floor,used 2 engines and 2 ladders to bring the fire under control,no injuries reported.

• Date/Time:
  Friday, September 4, 2009, 1:30 am
• Address:
  Orianna St and Glenwood Ave
• Box:
  831
• Submitter:
  Steve Skipton NJ Editor

Battalion 8 used 3 engines and 2 ladders for numerous vehicles on fire inside a 100x75 building, the fire was placed under control with no injuries reported.

• Date/Time:
  Thursday, September 3, 2009, 2:40 pm
• Address:
  1714 Brentwood Drive
• Box:
  86
• Submitter:
  Steve Skipton NJ Editor

Squad 86 reported heavy smoke showing from a 1 story E/O/R occupied dwelling,placed all hands in service, 1 line was stretched the fire was brought under control quickly with no injuries reported. The Camden County Fire Marshal is investigating.

• Date/Time:
  Thursday, September 3, 2009, 3:05 am
• Address:
  2900 Rutledge st
• Box:
  1363
• Submitter:
  Ron Trout

Engine 25 had a 2 story 15x40 dwelling with heavy fire 1st floor rear. Placed 2 and 2 in service and request the box. B/C 10 released the companies

• Date/Time:
  Wednesday, September 2, 2009, 3:55 pm
• Address:
  319 Larch Ave.
• Submitter:
  PFN BurlCo

Approx. 3:55 PM, Task Force 22 (Station 22, Station 21-1, Rescue 23-2, Engine 66-3, & BLS 21) were dispatched to 319 Larch Ave. for a reported dwelling fire. CamCo Communications stated that the caller had smoke in the basement. Police quickly O/L confirming this report. At 4:00 PM Chief 2200 advises Communications that there is smoke in the basement; requests Ladder 22 to stretch a handline and Engine 21-11 to stand by at the hydrant. CFM 7 requested to the scene. At 4:05 PM 2200 reports fire inside a wall; in service with an Engine & Ladder. FM 22 requested to the scene. At 4:10 PM the fire was placed under control. C2200 holding the assignment with E22, L22, & E21-1.

• Date/Time:
  Wednesday, September 2, 2009, 2:45 pm
• Address:
  Street Rd. I/A/O Elbow Lane
• Submitter:
  PFN BurlCo

Units on scene of a single vehicle crash; vehicle vs. a tree. A vehicle traveling down Street Rd. left the roadway where it collided with a tree. The coroner has been called out to the scene. There is no word at this time what caused the accident as officials are still investigating. Street Road was closed between Folly Road and Elbow lane for quite some time.

• Date/Time:
  Saturday, August 29, 2009, 7:40 am
• Address:
  Sicklerville Rd. I/A/O Chews Landing Rd.
• Submitter:
  Thomas Fischer PFN Staff

A Winslow Twp. fire truck (Squad 25-7) was involved in a head on collision with a passenger vehicle on Sicklerville Rd I/A/O Chews Landing Rd. After the collision the female in the passenger car became heavily entrapped. Crews immediately began the extrication process on the victim. At the 10 minute mark, patient access was made. No helicopter was available to fly due to the weather. The patient was extricated at 7:57 AM. According to local news reports, the firefighters and the driver of the other vehicle involved were all transported to local area hospitals. Companies remained O/L with the fire police for a couple of hours as officials continued to investigate the cause.

• Date/Time:
  Saturday, August 29, 2009, 1:15 am
• Address:
  Rt 70 and McCellan Ave
• Submitter:
  Ron Trout

1100 had a 1 car in to a pole with 2 victims heavily entrapped requested Rescue 11-6 and EMS to Expedite. Virtua Medics pronounced both victims on scene. Pennsauken PD are investigating.

• Date/Time:
  Friday, August 28, 2009, 4:20 pm
• Address:
  600 Church Ln
• Box:
  256
• Submitter:
  Steve Skipton NJ Editor

Battalion 9 reported fire showing from the 1st floor of a 2 story apartment building 50x100, placed 2 engines and 2 ladders in service. The fire was placed under control quickly with no injuries reported.

• Date/Time:
  Thursday, August 27, 2009, 6:45 pm
• Address:
  215 4th St
• Box:
  344
• Submitter:
  Steve Skipton NJ Editor

Station 344 was dispatched for a reported dwelling fire at 215 4th Street. 34401 O/L reporting light smoke showing from the "D" side of the dwelling. E3441 arrived on scene and stretched a 1 3/4" handline through the front door while E3443 established a water supply at the hydrant. The fire was held to a single room and no injuries were reported.

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• Date/Time:
  Thursday, August 27, 2009, 4:40 pm
• Address:
  2330 Front St
• Submitter:
  Ron Trout

Ladder 3 arrived with fire showing from an underground PECO transformer. Placed 1 and 1 in service and requested PECO on a emergency response. B/C 8 held 2 and 2 on the box.

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• Date/Time:
  Thursday, August 27, 2009, 12:50 pm
• Address:
  27 Chelsea Place
• Submitter:
  Thomas Fischer And Dave Hernandez PFN Staff

At approximately 12:50 PM, Station 178, 179, 172, Rescue 171, Rescue 439, Engine 431, & Medic 35 were dispatched to 27 Chelsea Place for a reported rescue assignment. Central advising incoming units that 1 victim was buried up to his waist. Medic 33 added to the assignment. 17201 O/L reporting 1 subject buried about knee level deep; in progress of being dug out. Further along into the assignment, CP17 advising the victim is now waist deep still trying to be extricated. Numerous mutual aid requested to the scene including: Camden County 13-3, Mercer County Trench Rescue Team, Station 221 (Evesham), & County Coordinator (1530). Along with the Fire & Rescue resources, numerous BLS units were on scene as well. A helicopter was requested to the scene, as the LZ was handled by RE1911. All units making good progress as the victim was still entrapped at 3:00 PM at which time Burlington County Regional Task Force "B" was dispatched to cover Station 431. At 3:30 PM, NJTF-1 was dispatched to the scene. The victim was extricated around 6:00 PM and expected to make a full recovery.

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