Glassboro Sees Work as Gloucester County Continues to Rack Up the Working Fires
Photo by FRANK SAIAHarrison Twp FD firefighter TJ Kokotajlo overhauling at the working fire at 314 Franklin Road, Glassboro, NJ on February 12, 2026.
Photo by FRANK SAIAFirefighters finish overhauling after a fire ripped through the rear of the dwelling at 314 Franklin Road, Glassboro, NJ on February 12, 2026.
Photo by FRANK SAIAGlassboro firefighters John Gresko and Jon Cooper hose down hot spots and overhaul before taking up from the working fire at 314 Franklin Road on February 12, 2026.
Photo by FRANK SAIAGloucester County Fire Marshals George Huston and Victor Torino initiate the fire investigation following the working fire at 314 Franklin Road, Glassboro, NJ on February 12, 2026.
Photo by FRANK SAIAPitman FF Scott Irwin takes a blow following the working fire at 314 Franklin Road, Glassboro, NJ on February 12, 2026.
Photo by FRANK SAIAGlassboro firefighter Jon Cooper gives a final bath before taking up from the working fire at 314 Franklin Road, Glassboro, NJ on February 12, 2026.
Photo by FRANK SAIA The Glassboro Tower and Pitman Aerial positioned in front of the dwelling.
Photo by FRANK SAIAHarrison Twp FF John Franklin overhauling at the rear deck area of the house.
GLASSBORO, NJ - Gloucester County has seen an exceptional amount of fire duty so far this year and on February 12, 2026, Glassboro added one more to the count.
At approximately 10:05 a.m., the Gloucester County Fire Alarm Room dispatched the Glassboro Fire Department and automatic aid companies to 314 Franklin Avenue for the report of a dwelling fire. The box was upgraded to people reported trapped, as occupants were unaccounted for.
Upon arrival, heavy fire was showing from the rear of the two-story, wood-frame, single-family dwelling. The fire reportedly started on the deck and quickly spread to the first and second floors. Companies quickly deployed hoselines to knock the fire and initiated searches. The searches proved negative, and the fire was brought under control in about 30 minutes.
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