• Date/Time:
  Friday, January 15, 2010, 10:00 am
• Address:
  147 Douglas Dr
• Submitter:
  PhillyFireNews Staff

Asst. 56-10 reported fire in a mobile home. Two lines in service. Used all hands.

• Date/Time:
  Saturday, July 18, 2009, 2:04 am
• Address:
  I/A/O Radio Road and Bayview Dr.
• Submitter:
  Photos And Story By Roman Isaryk

On July 18th at 0204 hrs Station 72 is toned out for a Call of Smoke in the area of Radio Road and Bayview Dr. Little Egg Harbor PD arrives on scene and confirms a working fire. 7200 arrives moments later and reconfirms this. Engine 7211 arrives along with Ladder 7205. 7211 Pulls (2) 1.75" Lines along with the Blitz Line. 7205 sets up its ladder in front of the building. Crews are fighting this fire from a Defence stand. Along with Station 72 Other Companies arriving our Station 50 ( Tuckerton),70 (Parkertown),71 ( West Tuckerton), Station 421 out of New Greatna ( Burlington Co) And Station 52 ( EaglesWood). And Squad 85. With in a Hour the Fire Was contained. During Overhaul Crews found some Barrels inside the structure at that Time 7200 Ask for Station 85 ( Hazmat ) to respond to the scene. During this time as the fire was under control a FireFighter Noticed Black smoke coming from another structure that was about 200 ft away from the main building. It was a Old Restroom Faciluty. 7211 rolled down to this Fire and a Crew from Station 70 using 1.75" Line Quickly knocked down this fire in less then 10 min. Crews From Station 72 along with Station 85 ( hazmat) Remained on scene till 0700 hrs. No Injuries were reported and the Fire is Under Investagation By LEH PD and the Ocean County Fire Marshals Office.

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• Date/Time:
  Saturday, June 27, 2009, 11:43 am
• Address:
  Candlelake Dr
• Box:
  72
• Submitter:
  Steve Skipton NJ Editor

On Saturday June 27th at 1143 hrs Mystic Island Fire Co ( Station 72 ) Is toned out for a working boat Fire. Responding units 7200, 7210, 711 & 7201 respond. 7200 & 7210 arrive and confirm a working fire. 7211 arrives lays a 1.75" line. using Class "A" Foam Crews made a very quick knock down of the Fire. No Injuries were reported and the fire is under investigation by Ocean Co Fire Marshal office. Crews cleared the scene about an hour later.