Upon arrival, found medium smoke conditions in house. Fire under cellar steps due to electrical wires being chafed. Forest Fire Service arrived first and extinguished fire. Checked for extension with thermal imaging camera. Electric Company on scene pulled meter. Advised homeowner to have electrician to inspect electrical system and to get proper permits to get electric turned back on. *Egg Harbor City Fire Department was requested to assist.

Called out for an activated fire alarm at the Mullica School. Arrived on scene and found a faulty smoke detector. Cleared the alarm and cleared the scene at 1:03pm

Called for an unknown fire in a field. On arrival found a controlled bonfire with proper permit. No danger. All units cleared at 8:57pm

 

A section of the Atlantic City Expressway in Hamilton is closed after an overturned fuel tanker spilled around 6,000 gallons of gasoline onto the highway.

New Jersey State Police say the tractor-trailer flipped over near Mile Marker 21 around 12:45 Sunday afternoon and leaked fuel onto the roadway. 

All eastbound traffic is being forced off at Exit 28 and onto Route 54 as a detour as emergency crews work to clean up the spill. 

No one was seriously injured during the incident. Officials say the spill won't impact any body of water or nearby homes. A Hazmat Unit is helping with cleanup efforts which should last through the evening.

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Tanker was requested for a hazmat assignment on the Atlantic City Expressway at mile marker 20.9 east bound. Gasoline tanker trailer overturned. Staged at Farley Plaza. Dumped one load of water in portable pond. Stood by. Relieved by Nesco's Tanker at 7:15pm.