Fully Engulfed House Fire Farmingdale, NJ 3/11/21
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- Around 1:00 pm reports of a house well involved in Farmingdale, NJ was dispatched. Howell Township district No.1 was first due reporting the house fully engulfed. Around 75 firefighters were on the scene until it was under control. Mutual Aid from Wall Township, Ramtown, Howell District No.2, Freehold Township, and Tition Falls. After about two hours of operation, the scene was under control. The house was demoed by Howell Township Public Works. The cause of the fire is unknown and is under investigation by the Howell fire bureau.
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So sad.I used to live in Farmingdale Garden Apartments until 2003.
Thank you to all the firefighters and first responders.
Great coverage.🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒🚒
I’m in that neighborhood.... and I know them...I feel so bad...
@ 0:50. I sell hose winders at cost. Bending over like that sucks.
Hope everyone was ok. Stay safe brothers.
Heartbreaking
PLEASE say there is some video more towards the beginning of this fire!
It’s always a big job when Grade-All 1 gets called to help with mop up
Was a fully engulfed house fire just a video of a burnt house
20 years in Freehold Twp 16-1, 90 to 2004 and never saw this ever. Usually kept to a room in content. I've never seen an entire home disappear and I've never seen one torn down at the scene. Crazy. Glad all are safe. Sorry to homeowners but it kinda looked empty.
Everything fell into basement.. two of their daughters were engaged to be married that summer, the house was filled with brand new furniture and chandeliers, besides everything else that was there. Very sad!
@@shoruqhamdan2215 Ughhh. Sorry to hear that. At least they were all okay. Items can be replaced eventually.
@@Bernie0481USMC yes, thank god they were all safe!!
So much for a fire investigation
Maybe an investigation wasn't required. The homeowner may have told the Chief what started the fire, and he accepted the explanation.
@@46fd04 nope. Home owners dont know what happened at all. All they know is that it started from outside.
They COULD'VE done an investigation, the FD kinda fucked the homeowners by tearing it down before the fire was even out.
@@ffjsb how would an investigation help the homeowners
@@flashydiva4006 It started as a mulch fire in front of the house. Apparently the second one they had there. Homeowners weren't home at time of fire.
Where is the FULLY ENGULFED?
That was a pretty house, I just googled mapped it , one question what happen to the trees that was in the front, this place had about 3 to 4 small trees in front
The owners of the house took them down a couple of years back. They were dead no leaves grew on them.
Just wondering how old was this home?
No clue
1992
thats is my cusins house
I heard the heat was very intense. The entire 2 floors going at once.
oh it was
Melted vinyl next door and the woods around it so....Yup!
What da hell happened lack of water? Thats ashame
Oh my Lawd!! I lived in Farmingdale Gardens 1975 - 1980. looks like it went up quicker than a meth lab!!
That whole stretch of the house was fully involved by time first due engine got there.
We moved in the apartment in 1992 and moved in 2003.
Great video. 0:09 looks like an old UPS truck lol
Ya never know haha
@@jerseyshorefireresponse i keep thinking about how i used to walk inside of it fine :(
What is the purpose of that vehicle?
@@heli-crewhgs5285 that’s the fire rehab unit.
someone empty s a beer bottle in my fire pit and i cant get it to burn again..... Fire fighters dump thousands of gallons of water on the house and it keeps burning like the water was gas..??? WTF...
haha I feel you we were making a fire for a shoot the other week and it was taking forever to get it lit, its only when things shouldn't be on fire that they go up quick
this is my aunts house :(
So sorry, glad everyone’s safe! You guys will build back bigger and better!
@@jerseyshorefireresponse hopefully
I'm so very sorry
Nice clickbait! Change the title to " Clean Up Operations" SMH
There’s a thumbnail clearly showing the video...
75 firefighters. $$$
All depts. listed are volunteer.
Another foundation saved 😂
Here’s the deal, NOBODY could afford to pay the taxes to fully fund paid departments. Bedroom communities can’t do it. You gotta have commercial/industrial tax base to fund. That’s the risk, accept it or don’t live there. Was a vollie in south Jersey for 13 years. No way could we have afforded paid people. And here’s another New Jersey secret, ( unless it’s been changed) No part time paid firemen, any paid firemen must be full time and membership in the IAFF. There you go.
@@rjrestorationstation4402 time for state/county fire depts in nj.....this lil town volly system dont work
@@stevegiu4232 It ALL costs lots of money...Money that people can not afford. Union paid firemen are expensive.
@@rjrestorationstation4402 i knowthat.its an antiquated system..