All Hands Fire, 120 Powelton Ave., Woodlynne, NJ (Camden County)
Photo by FRANK SAIACompanies work to ladder the building and extinguish this All Hands fire at 120 Powelton Avenue, Woodlynne, NJ on April 5, 2025
Photo by FRANK SAIACamden Engine Co. 10 was the first due and reported smoke showing from the second floor. The fire spread throughout the second floor and extended to the attic area causing the roof to partially collapse and transitioned to defensive operations.
Photo by FRANK SAIACamden FF Anthony Church stretches a 2 1/2” line to supply a Blitzfire on the “B” side of the building.
Photo by FRANK SAIAAudubon FF Dan Lepone vented the attic window.
Photo by FRANK SAIACamden FF Tommy Flores stretching a 2 1/2” line at this All Hands fire at 120 Powelton Avenue, Woodllynne, NJ on April 5, 2025.
Photo by FRANK SAIACamden BC Dan Baker managing the fireground operations.
Photo by FRANK SAIACamden firefighters use a master stream at this All Hands fire.
Photo by FRANK SAIACamden FF Anthony Church at this All Hands fire at 120 Powelton Avenue, Woodlynne, NJ on April 5, 2025.
At 0754 hours, on Saturday, April 5, 2025, the Woodlynne, Oaklyn, and Camden Fire Departments were dispatched to 120 Powelton Avenue for the report of a dwelling fire. Camden Engine 10 was first to arrive and reported smoke showing from the second floor. E-10 stretched a 1 3/4” hand line to the second floor and initiated the fire attack. Camden BC Dan Baker arrived and transmitted the all hands fire signal for a working fire in a two and a half wood frame single family dwelling. The all hands signal brought in Collingswood, Oaklyn, Audubon, and Gloucester City fire departments. The fire spread through the second floor and extended into the attic area. As the fire spread to the attic area, the roof partially collapsed and the crews were ordered out of the building and a defensive operation commenced. Crews utilized master streams and numerous handlines to extinguish this stubborn fire. Camden Car 1, Fire Chief Jesse Flax placed the fire under control at 1023. Several units remained on location until the early afternoon overhauling and extinguishing hot spots.
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