North Brunswick Township (Middlesex), NJ- 8th Alarm 01-24-24

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Bx455818 said:
8 bagger now, think it's time for Neptune System!!!!
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Yes, they probably will have it on scene and setup by the time the fire is out!

By the looks of the responding equipment it looks like it's an area without hydrants, I am surprised that they would be allowed to have a warehouse storing materials like that in an area without them.
 
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Bulldog said:
Yes, they probably will have it on scene and setup by the time the fire is out!

By the looks of the responding equipment it looks like it's an area without hydrants, I am surprised that they would be allowed to have a warehouse storing materials like that in an area without them.
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633 Co Rd 620
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There is a hydrant directly in front of the building
 
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Would love to see a rundown of all the units that responded and covered if anyone was able to put it together.
 
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Lebby said:
633 Co Rd 620
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There is a hydrant directly in front of the building
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If that's the case then how come there were so many tankers responding? Buildings should be located where there is adequate water supply available for the worst case conditions, something that obviously wasn't considered if tankers are Req.
 
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Bulldog said:
If that's the case then how come there were so many tankers responding? Buildings should be located where there is adequate water supply available for the worst case conditions, something that obviously wasn't considered if tankers are Req.
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Probably not many Hydrants in the area.
 
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Bulldog said:
Yes, they probably will have it on scene and setup by the time the fire is out!

By the looks of the responding equipment it looks like it's an area without hydrants, I am surprised that they would be allowed to have a warehouse storing materials like that in an area without them.
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there was a water main break a few blocks from the fire, which impacted water supply.
 
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