• Date/Time:
  Sunday, December 30, 2007, 3:10 am
• Address:
  943 B Van Hook St
• Submitter:
  Steve Skipton

Battalion 1 arrived with fire showing from the second floor of a 2 story ordinary garden style apartment occupied. All hands were placed into service to bring the fire under control with no injuries.

• Date/Time:
  Saturday, December 29, 2007, 9:30 am
• Address:
  6 North Blackhorse Pike
• Submitter:
  Ron Trout

8401 had fire in a two story store front with apartment above. Companies placed two lines into service to knock down the fire. Placed all hands in service. One Gloucester Township Police Officer was transported with a minor eye injury.Camden County Fire Marshal's Office is investigating.

• Date/Time:
  Friday, December 28, 2007, 4:45 pm
• Address:
  11 N 25th St
• Submitter:
  Steve Skipton

Battalion 2 (Wilson) arrived and reported a 3 story wood frame vacant with fire showing 2nd floor rear with exposure problems,placed all hands in service the fire was brought under control with no injuries reported. Camden City Fire Marshals Office is investigating.

• Date/Time:
  Thursday, December 27, 2007, 1:20 pm
• Address:
  209 Bartram Ave
• Submitter:
  PhillyFireNews Staff

48 command reported heavy smoke showing from the first and second floors of a two story twin dwelling. Interior crews reported fire second floor, two lines in service.

• Date/Time:
  Thursday, December 27, 2007, 3:38 am
• Address:
  2036 Swamp Pike (Our Place Hotel)
• Box:
  89
• Submitter:
  William Moyer

Initial call was for Engine & Ladder 37 for an AFA. Chief 37 (Moyer) arrived and found heavy smoke in the building. Box upgrade added Engine & Tanker 68, Squad 67. Forced entry was made to the closed business. A grease fire was discovered in the kitchen and extinguished with dry chemical. Companies in service checking for extension and ventilation of the 3 story building. All companies cleared at 0430 hrs.

• Date/Time:
  Wednesday, December 26, 2007, 8:05 pm
• Address:
  2101 W. 9th St
• Submitter:
  PhillyFireNews Staff

Chester 11 (C. Hopkins) arrived to find a two story E/O/R, 15x45 with heavy smoke showing from the rear. Squrt 81 arrived next and lead off with a 1 3/4 hand line while Company 82 opened up and did the search. The bulk was knocked with in 5 mins and the fire was placed under control with all hands working in just under 40 min. Chester 11 asked for City and CID arson investigators. There were no injuries.

• Date/Time:
  Wednesday, December 26, 2007, 5:40 pm
• Address:
  3037 Arbor St
• Submitter:
  PhillyFireNews Staff

Engine-25 had heavy fire in the basement of a two story vacant twin dwelling, used 2&2.

• Date/Time:
  Wednesday, December 26, 2007, 2:30 am
• Address:
  25 E. Upsal St
• Submitter:
  PhillyFireNews Staff

B/C-9 had fire in a two story dwelling. used 2&2.

• Date/Time:
  Tuesday, December 25, 2007, 10:22 am
• Address:
  1118 Locust St
• Submitter:
  PhillyFireNews Staff

Squad-14 arrived on scene with heavy fire showing from the attached garage of a one story S/F/D. Companies placed 2-1/2" line in service to knock the fire. One victim was transported to the hospital with minor injuries.

• Date/Time:
  Tuesday, December 25, 2007, 6:20 am
• Address:
  300 Blk of Cottonwood St
• Submitter:
  PhillyFireNews Staff

Companies had smoke showing from a large S/F/D. Command reported fire in the living roo with heavy smoke through out.

• Date/Time:
  Tuesday, December 25, 2007, 1:00 am
• Address:
  360 Green Valley Rd
• Submitter:
  PhillyFireNews Staff

Companies arrived on scene with barn fully involved. Special called additional engines and tankers on the box. Several cattle were killed in the fire.

• Date/Time:
  Monday, December 24, 2007, 9:01 pm
• Address:
  18 Balligomingo Rd
• Submitter:
  PhillyFireNews Staff

Chief-39 arrived on scene with smoke showing from a three story S/F/D. Command reported fire third floor, requested additional companies to the scene.

• Date/Time:
  Sunday, December 23, 2007, 8:10 pm
• Address:
  595 Princeton Blvd and Rutgers Ave
• Submitter:
  Steve Skipton

Firefighters arrived at their fire house ( Station 91 Oak Valley Deptford Twp) with fire showing from the front of their 50x100 brick firehouse, members quickly got the apparatus out of the building. The fire went to two alarms and was brought under control with no reported injuries. We at PhillyFireNews wish Deptford Twp Station 91 our best in recovering from this fire.