Houses destroyed and man killed in Burlington Twp, NJ blaze
Photo by FRANK SAIAA view from inside fire Burlington Twp FD Station 302 looking at the fireground that killed one occupant and left two houses destroyed.
Photo by FRANK SAIABurlington Twp Tower Ladder 3035 and Beverly Truck Company 1215 operating from the “B” side of the fire building at 906 Beverly Road, Burlington Twp, NJ on November 8, 2025.
Photo by FRANK SAIABurlington Twp Ladder Company 3035 hits hot spots in the roof area of 906 Beverly Road, Burlington Twp, NJ on November 8, 2025.
Photo by FRANK SAIACrews use hose lines to hit hot spots at the working fire at 906 Beverly Road, Burlington Twp, NJ on November 8, 2025.
Photo by FRANK SAIABurlington Twp Engine 3022 operating from in front of quarters at the working fire at 906 Beverly Road on November 8, 2025.
Photo by FRANK SAIAThe Chick Fil A mascot in its firefighter gear is used as the aerial tip marker for the Delanco Ladder truck and reminding us that they are fired up over spicee chikin…and of course, to eat more chicken. The Delanco Ladder Company was operating at a working fire in Burlington Twp on November 8, 2025.
Photo by FRANK SAIABurlington Twp Deputy Fire Chief Joseph Field assists with command and control at the working fire on Beverly Road, Burlington Twp on November 8, 2025.
At approximately 0044 hours, on November 8, 2025, the Burlington Twp FD and automatic aid units were dispatched to 906 Beverly Road for the report of a dwelling fire. The dwelling is located directly across the street from Burlington Twp Fire Department Station 302. First fire units to arrive reported a 2 1/2 story, wood frame, twin dwellings with heavy fire showing and ordered the first due engine company to go in service with its deck gun on arrival. It is reported that several residents were inside the dwelling when the fire started and were able to escape except for a 64 year old man who perished in the blaze. Multiple hand lines and several aerial ladders operated as fire engulfed the houses and went through the roof. The fire was placed under control in about an hour.
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