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Fire Rescue News- Teen dies after driving into pole in Hammonton

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Posted: Sunday, February 12, 2012 11:19 pm | Updated: 10:58 pm, Mon Feb 13, 2012.

HAMMONTON — An 18-year-old Hammonton man was pronounced dead Monday morning after he was critically injured in a one-car accident Sunday night.

David Gulig Jr., of the 800 block of 13th Street, was driving south on 13th Street when his car hit a patch of ice and drove into a telephone pole at about 6 p.m., Hammonton police said.

Gulig, the only occupant of the vehicle, was taken to AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center, City Campus, where he was pronounced dead at 1:19 a.m.

The accident is still under investigation by Officer Jason Rigby, but Sgt. Sam Mavilla said no illegality was involved.

"There was no drunk driving, no other cars involved," Mavilla said. "It's just an unfortunate accident."

Gulig had been a member of Hammonton Fire Co. 2 since 2010. Company president Joe Caruso said that Gulig "was a new member, but he was a different kind of kid."

"He wasn't a rebellious kid, he was a respectable kid," Caruso said. "He'd do anything for anybody around here - or anyone anyplace."

Contact Steven Lemongello at 609-272-7275

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The Elwood Vol Fire Company would like to extended our deepest sympathy to Dave's family, friends and fellow Hammonton Firefighters

 

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Fire Rescue News- MAN POSING AS FIRE INSPECTOR, DEMANDS MONEY FROM LOCAL BUSINESSES

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ATLANTIC CITY - Police are investigating multiple thefts by a man posing as a fire inspector who is scamming local restaurants out of money.

Police said a man captured on surveillance camera entered the Popeyes on the 1700 block of Atlantic Avenue posing as a fire inspector.

"He just came here fearless, he just walked in the store like nothing, like....Continue Reading 

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Fire district elections often ill-attended but help fund big purchases

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Posted: Saturday, February 11, 2012 12:15 am | Updated: 7:24 am, Sat Feb 11, 2012.

The Cape May Court House Volunteer Fire Company purchased its first motorized fire truck, a red Ford Motel T with steel-spoked wheels that rumbled along unpaved roads, almost 90 years ago.

On Feb. 18, the company will ask voters in Middle Township Fire District No. 1 to help fund the latest in....Continue Reading 

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EMERGENCY CREWS BATTLE FIRE IN MARGATE

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MARGATE -- What started out as a Super Bowl celebration quickly turned into a nightmare for one family, as a fire destroyed their home.

As billows of smoke filled the sky in Margate, crews from across Atlantic County were called into action.

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WILDWOOD AND MAYS LANDING FIRE DEPARTMENTS RECEIEVE FEDERAL GRANTS

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SOUTH JERSEY -- Six New Jersey fire departments and a safety squad were awarded more than $2 million combined in federal funding for necessary equipment, training and vehicles. Among those departments are Wildwood and Mays Landing.

Wildwood Fire Department received more than $350,000 in federal grants from United States Senator Robert Menendez and Representative Frank LoBiondo. Mayor Ernie Troiano says the money will be used to replace the firefighter's breathing apparatus equipment, something that typically costs $7,000 per Wildwood's 50 units.

The grant will save the taxpayers a substantial amount of money.

"This is a great gift to the city of Wildwood, so we're extremely grateful and happy that we got it," said Mayor Troiano.

Mays Landing received more than $179,000 and Jersey City topped the list, receiving almost $1 million.

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Fire Rescue News- A.C. FIRE DEPARTMENT WELCOMES 20 NEW FIREFIGHTERS

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ATLANTIC CITY - Twenty recruits officially joined the ranks of the Atlantic City Fire Department Friday afternoon.

The Atlantic City Fire Department has seen its share of hard times in the last couple years.

In 2010 they were forced to lay off 30 firefighters due to the down economy. However, the city was.....Continue Reading 

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Fire Rescue News- SUSPICIOUS FIRE REPORTED AT E.H.T. GOLF COURSE

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EGG HARBOR TWP. - A fire broke out Tuesday night at an Egg Harbor Township golf course and officials believe it wasn't an accident.

Fire crews and police responded to the Twisted Dunes Golf Course in the Scullville section of the township around 6:30 p.m. for reports of the dunes on fire.

Authorities say they acted quickly to extinguish the blaze and prevented it from spreading to a nearby building, which is where the fire was headed.

Bargaintown and Scullville departments responded to the scene.

Authorities on scene did confirm to an NBC40 reporter that the fire was suspicious in nature.

There were no injuries reported and the investigation is ongoing.

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