• Date/Time:
  Tuesday, October 14, 2008, 2:00 am
• Address:
  1427 S. Patton St
• Submitter:
  PhillyFireNews Staff

B/C-1 reported had heavy fire in a two story vacant row dwelling, 15x45. Used 2&2. One firefighter was transported to the hospital with 2nd and 3rd degree burns.

• Date/Time:
  Monday, October 13, 2008, 5:20 pm
• Address:
  Front and Girard
• Submitter:
  Ron Trout

Engine 29 arrived to find a 2 vehicle accident with 1 overturned with the occupant trapped. Rescue 1 extricated the victim and medics transported the victim to the hospital.

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• Date/Time:
  Monday, October 13, 2008, 10:20 am
• Address:
  Rt 130 and Marlton Pike
• Submitter:
  Steve Skipton NJ Editor

Police reported an SUV had rolled over several times after being hit broadside by another vehicle and that there was a female trapped. The Pennsauken Fire Department Rescue 11-6 and Pennsauken EMS arrived and the fire department stabilized the vehicle and used the jaws of life to free the trapped occupant who was then transported to Cooper Hospital by Pennsauken BLS 1177 and Virtua Paramedic 5. The accident is under investigation by Pennsauken Police.

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• Date/Time:
  Sunday, October 12, 2008, 5:15 am
• Address:
  545 N Newton Lake Drive Parkview Apartments
• Submitter:
  Steve Skipton NJ Editor

Engine 1613 reported a working fire on the 4th floor of an occupied high rise apartment building,the 2nd alarm was transmitted. 6 BLS units responded to the fire, 1 Collingswood Police Officer was transported to the hospital.The Camden County Fire Marshal's Office is investigating.

• Date/Time:
  Saturday, October 11, 2008, 1:30 am
• Address:
  10 Ann Place
• Submitter:
  PhillyFireNews Staff

Deputy 57 arrived on scene with a two story S/F/D well involved. All companies in service with exterior attack. Additional tanker requested to the scene.

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• Date/Time:
  Thursday, October 9, 2008, 9:57 pm
• Address:
  Old York rd and Tioga
• Box:
  989
• Submitter:
  Ron Trout

B/C 8 had heavy fire 1st floor of a 3 story M/O/R dwelling. Used all hands.

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• Date/Time:
  Thursday, October 9, 2008, 5:50 pm
• Address:
  400 N 50th st
• Box:
  5693
• Submitter:
  Ron Trout

B/C 11 had heavy fire in 1 apartment of a 4 story assisted living home. Used all hands. S/C additional ladder for lobby control.1 victim was found DOA in the original fire room. 1 occupant was transported to the hospital in unknown condition.

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• Date/Time:
  Thursday, October 9, 2008, 12:30 pm
• Address:
  12005 Roosevelt Blvd
• Box:
  7241
• Submitter:
  Ron Trout

B/C 13 had medium smoke in the rear of a 1 story 300x150 Storage building. Used all hands.

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• Date/Time:
  Wednesday, October 8, 2008, 11:30 am
• Address:
  700 blk of Charles Street
• Submitter:
  PhillyFireNews Staff

Companies arrived on scene with heavy fire showing from the rear of a two story S/F/D. Command requested the working fire dispatch. All companies placed in service with multiple hand lines, as fire extended through out the dwelling.

• Date/Time:
  Monday, October 6, 2008, 4:00 pm
• Address:
  1206 Harding Dr
• Submitter:
  PhillyFireNews Staff

Chief 26-9 arrived on scene with heavy smoke showing from a two story twin dwelling. Quint -37 arrived on scene and placed a line in service for fire second floor with extension to the roof. Ladder Co.s opened up the roof.

• Date/Time:
  Sunday, October 5, 2008, 5:56 pm
• Address:
  6553 Senator Lane
• Box:
  88
• Submitter:
  Rob Sponheimer/ PFN Bucks Co. Editor

Chief 44 (J. McDonough) AOS of a 2-story twin dwelling with heavy smoke showing from 1st and 2nd floor, Chief 44 set up Newport Command. Engine 88 in-service with an 1 3/4" waterline and Ladder 65 in-service with venting the roof and an interior search. Engine 44 pulled a back up and Resuce 8 assited the ladder company. No injuries reported. FM 2221 (R. Sponheimer) is investigating the casue of the fire.

• Date/Time:
  Saturday, October 4, 2008, 11:10 pm
• Address:
  24 Chelsea Rd.
• Submitter:
  Thomas Fischer

At approximately 2315 hrs, Station 341 along with Station 349 and Engine 272 were dispatched to 24 Chelsea Rd. for a reported building fire. Police were on location reporting a working fire as 3400 arrived and confirmed he working fire and requested the "all companies in service". According to 3400 it was a garage on fire that was next to a house. Ladder 501, RIT 391, Station 349 second rig, and station 509 duty crew were also dispatched to the scene. Approximately 10 minutes into the job, command requested that the evacuation plan be in effect. Shortly after crews regained entry and were able to knock down the bulk of the fire. The fire was then placed under control at 2359 hrs according to Burlington County Central Communications.

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