Mays Landing Chief 18-10 arrived and found an active fire in the dumpster. Engine 33 arrived behind Mays Landing Engine 12 and assisted with extinguishing the fire. Engine 12 crew continued to hit hot spots while Engine 33 crew moved debris to ensure the fire was out. All units remained on scene until being released by command.... (Full Story & Photos)

Firefighters just cleared from a previous call and quickly arrived, and found the source of the smoke. All hazards were mitigated and firefighters ventilated the residence.... (Full Story & Photos)

As Engine 33 arrived a small fire was located on the rear of a 2nd floor balcony. The crew from Engine 33 had to force the door open to gain access due to no one being home. While 33 was forcing the door, Cologne Engine 54 deployed a ladder to the balcony. Mays Landing Tanker 19 crew arrived and deployed a hand line into the building. Fire was quickly extinguished by firefighters with a water can. ... (Full Story & Photos)

There was no fire when Cologne firefighters arrived and Engine 33 crew assisted with the removal of the malfunctioning stove from the residence. As units were going back in service, Laureldale, Cologne, and Mays Landing were dispatched to the Sandpiper Condominiums for a reported microwave fire. Mays Landing Ladder 15 arrived and found no fire, and smoke in the residence. Engine 33 crew assisted ... (Full Story & Photos)

3 fire alarms, 1 carbon monoxide alarm, 1 vehicle fire, 1 motor vehicle accident, and 1 gas leak. Approximately 5:55 pm Laureldale firefighters were dispatched to the Atlantic City Expressway for a reported motor vehicle accident. Laureldale Chief Car 18-30 arrived and found a vehicle off the roadway into the trees on it's side, and all occupants out of the vehicle. Engine 33 and Tanker 38 both ... (Full Story & Photos)

Tanker 39 assisted with other Tankers bringing water to the fire scene. Once empty Tankers reported to a fill site to fill the tank and bring water back to the scene. Tanker 39 assisted on location for approximately 3 hours until being released.... (Full Story & Photos)

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This week, the Laureldale Volunteer Fire Rescue Company would like to extend our deepest gratitude to our incredible partners at the Township Of Hamilton Rescue Squad.

Your dedication, professionalism, and tireless commitment to the safety and well-being of our community do not go unnoticed. Whether it’s responding to emergencies day or night, working seamlessly alongside us in the field, or ... (Full Story)

Personnel from Tanker 18-38 were assigned to assist with patient triage. After patients were tagged they were moved via backboards to the triage staging area.... (Full Story & Photos)