Structure Fire 

Bloomingdale 11-04-06

 

On Saturday, November 4, at 9:45 p.m., Company 4 responded mutual aid to a working fire in a 2-story, wood-frame at 338 Glenwild Ave in Bloomingdale.

First to arrive on scene was Bloomingdale Police officer Gary Walker. He radioed his dispatcher that he had a working fire. Officer Walker then attempted to rescue a dog that was on the second floor. Walker was able to gain access through a door from a deck on the C-side of the structure and proceeded to pull the dog to safety.

Bloomingdale Fire Chief Barry Marciano arrived on scene and requested mutual aid tankers from West Milford (Tanker 1 and 4) and Kinnelon (Tanker 2 and 33). Chief Marciano also requested a FAST assignment from Pompton Lakes (Rescue 54). Also assisting was an engine from Butler and Riverdale.

The home stood on a hill off of Glenwild Ave. Bloomingdale's second engine in laid approximately 800 feet of five-inch supply line from the street up the long windy gravel driveway to the fire scene. It took firefighters about a hour to bring the blaze under control.

 

Photos submitted by West Milford Fire Department photographer Raymond Shattuck

All photos copyright © 2006 Macopin Volunteer Fire Company

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