John Kustner

Mantua Township Fire Department

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Mantua Township Fire Department added 2 new photos.

2 weeks ago

Berkley Road is currently closed between Harrison Ave and Bridgeton Pike as crews repair poles that were damaged in a motor vehicle crash around 0400. Please find a alternate route. ... See MoreSee Less

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Is it open yet?

Maria Villari Kreh, this could be why your cable is out

FYI it’s still closed. Traffic is backed up from 45 all they way to the Berkley Rd/Mt Royal Rd Intersection

I just cut through Walgreens onto Berkeley it was clear to linden. Can’t speak about down further

not just the cable, stores in that area had no power or the ability to use credit/debit

Any cable yet??

Patricia this AM

Mike Masci this is why the road was closed 😂

Kitty Burke Jacksonn

Brandon King Kim Dunn

Dana Marie

AJ Roberts

Lisa Jean

Michael Haviland

Danielle Bailey Workman

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Mantua Township Fire Department added 4 new photos.

3 weeks ago

On Sunday, August 26, 2018 at 1238 hours members of the Pitman Fire Department and Mantua Township Fire District were dispatched to the area of 120 N. Broadway in the Borough of Pitman. While en route Deputy 28-302 arrived and confirmed heavy smoke showing from a three story duplex on N. Oak Avenue. Squad Company 2211 responded immediately with a crew of six personnel. Chief 28-301 arrived, confirmed a working basement fire and commanded Engine Company 2832 to deploy a hand line through the front door and detailed Quint 2816 to perform a search and ventilation. Squad Company 2211 was detailed to deploy a second hand line and assist with extinguishment.

Upon arrival of Squad Company 2211, crews faced heavy fire conditions in the basement and on first floor. While attempting to access the basement, the stairwell gave way trapping a Pitman Firefighter and Firefighter Gill of the MTFD. Both firefighters were quickly extricated, leaving the Pitman Firefighter with a lower leg injury. Members were able to improvise and gain access to the basement, where they were able to quickly extinguish the active fire. Due to heavy fire load and balloon frame construction, the fire traveled to all floors; however, crews were able to contain the active fire to the rear wall limiting damage to the remainder of the residence. Due to high temperatures, command requested four alarms to respond replenishing the exhausted firefighters.

Once the fire was under control, members of the MTFD, stood by on scene assisting with overhaul and investigation, until released by command. The fire currently remains under investigation by the Borough of Pitman Fire Marshal’s Office and Gloucester County Fire Marshal’s Office. ... See MoreSee Less

Month	Calls
January	61
February	53
March	106
April	61
May	67
June	46
July	72
August	56
September
October
November
December
Total	522

Yearly Call Totals
Year	Totals
2008	460
2009	421
2010	487
2011	600
2012	494
2013	531
2014	510
2015	630
2016	639
2017	594

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