Companies Respond to Saddle Brook (NJ) House Fire

February 28, 2018
Fire Engineering Staff

Fire vents from the roof of a home

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Photos and report by Damien Danis

The Saddle Brook (NJ) Fire Department was dispatched to a reported shed fire at 191 Hayes Drive at 8:55 a.m. morning of February 17, 2018.

The fire appears to have started in a detached shed and spread to the home. The home suffered major damaged and is uninhabitable.

Additional mutual aid that operated on the scene came from Elmwood Park for a FAST team and a Paramus engine. Companies from Garfield, Lodi, and Maywood covered firehouses. The Saddle Brook Volunteer Ambulance Corps operated their fire rehab unit.

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