Collingswood FD and automatic aid companies extinguish garage fire
Photo by FRANK SAIACollingswood FF Carl Jubb III works the hoseline to extinguish a fully involved detached garage at 1212 Grant Avenue, Haddon Twp, NJ on November 18, 2025.
Photo by FRANK SAIACollingswood FF Carl Jubb III, hits some hot spots after knocking a fully involved detached garage fire at 1212 Grant Avenue, Haddon Twp, NJ on November 18, 2025.
Photo by FRANK SAIAPennsauken FD Lt. Joseph Magliari using a thermal imaging camera in the overhaul stage of this garage fire at 1212 Grant Avenue, Haddon Twp, NJ on November 18, 2025.
Photo by FRANK SAIAWestmont FF Ryan Finnegan overhauling at this garage fire at 1212 Grant Avenue, Haddon Twp, NJ on November 18, 2025.
Photo by FRANK SAIAWestmont FF Michael Taulane overrhauling at this garage fire at 1212 Grant Avenue, Haddon Twp, NJ on November 18, 2025.
Photo by FRANK SAIAWestmont FF Sarah McCall assists with fire suppression at this working garage fire at 1212 Grant Avenue, Haddon Twp, NJ on November 18, 2025.
Photo by FRANK SAIACollingswood Squad Co 16 crew knocks fully involved garage fire, (L to R): FF Kyle Jarozynski, Capt. Julian D’Alonzo, FF Scott Valenza, Capt. Matthew Skowronek, and FF Carl Jubb III.
On November 18, 2025 at approximately 1427 hours, the Camden County Fire Alarm Room dropped the tones for the Collingswood Fire Department and automatic aid companies for the report of a garage fire at 1212 Grant Avenue in the West Collingswood Extension section of Haddon Township. The Collingswood Fire Department handles fire protection for that section of Haddon Twp. Camden Fire Department Rescue Company 1 was clearing from an assignment and were just a few blocks away when the officer of Rescue 1, Captain Michael Labar, noticed a lume up and directed the company to investigate since they were in the area. Rescue 1 arrived first due and reported a two bay, detached garage to be fully involved in fire. The garage was a one story, block, 15’ X 20’ structure with a lot of contents. Collingswood Squad Co 16 arrived very soon after, stretched a 1 3/4” handline and initiated the fire attack. The Camden crew assisted the Collingswood crew with hose deployment, water supply, and overhaul. The Collingswood Squad quickly knocked the bulk of the fire, but extensive overhaul was required. Crews from Pennsauken Fire Department and Westmont Fire Company assisted with suppression and overhaul tasks. The fire was placed under control in about twenty minutes by Collingswood Fire Chief Geoffrey Joyce.
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