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EVFC Incident #6 01/13/2014 at 12:54pm - 39 Centennial Ave in Hammonton for a Structure Fire

IncidentsAssisted Hammonton with Structure Fire. All Station 160 units were clear at 3:27pm
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EVFC Incident #5 01/11/2014 at 5:33pm - 3430 Nesco Rd for an Activated Fire Alarm

IncidentsRecalled by Nesco Fire Company
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EVFC Incident #4 01/09/2014 at 4:51am - 5712 Gloria Ln for a Heater Malfunction

IncidentsInvestigated found heater malfunction. Advised owner to get it serviced.
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EVFC Incident #3 01/05/2014 at 2:55am - White Horse Pike & 4th Ave for Possible Heater Fire

IncidentsCalled for smoke coming from a heater. Investigated and found heater malfunction. Made safe. advised homeowner to have it serviced. Engine 16-3 was recalled by 1600A on location.
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EVFC Incident #2 01/04/2014 at 3:10pm - 3730 Richards Ave for an Activated water flow Alarm in Nesco

IncidentsCalled for an Activated water flow Alarm in Nesco. Tanker 16-5 went to the scene and Engine 16-3 stood by at Nesco station 161. All station 160 units were cleared by command at 3:32pm
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EVFC Incident #1 01/02/2014 at 2:25pm - White Horse Pike & Elwood Rd for an MVA extrication needed

IncidentsReceived a call for an MVA extrication needed. Arrived on scene and administered a door pop on drivers side door. Recalled Nesco & Weekstown. All units were clear at 2:47pm.
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Mays Landing fire under investigation

Fire-Rescue News

Mays Landing fire 12-28-13

Posted: Saturday, December 28, 2013 4:43 pm

Hamilton Township Police said they are investigating what caused a Mays Landing house to catch fire Saturday morning.

Heavy fire and smoke were visible when police and the Mays Landing Fire Department arrived at a home in the 6310 block of Liberty Avenue, in a neighborhood about a mile west of Mays Landing proper, police said.

The fire was contained within 40 minutes, police said.

The homeowner and two dogs escaped uninjured from house, police said. Property records indicate William W. and Leslie A. Smith own the house.

Assisting at the scene were the fire companies of Laureldale and Mizpah, Hamilton Township Rescue Squad and the American Red Cross.

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