West Wildwood Vol. FD responded to 626 W. 26th Street for a reported building fire.  Fire crews arriving found B&E Marina with heavy volume of smoke and fire coming from Side-A.  Command post established on A/D Corner and directed crews to place multiple 2.5" handlines into service for fire suppression and exposure protection of boats in dry storage.  Chief F-200 (NWFD) set up initial assignments of incoming units.  Chief 2100 (WWFD) arrived and assumed command.  Chief F-200 began Fireground Operations.  Wildwood FD E-38 (B-Platoon) placed the ladder pipe into service once the fire had broken through the roof.  North Wildwood FD Shift #1 assisted with stretching additional lines and gaining access to the garage.  Once access was gained, crews continued suppression.  Additional crews were called in to assisted with hose line deployments for exposure protection of boats in dry storage racks on the D-Side along with two large vessels to the C-Side.  Crews maintained their efforts which proved successful.  Run-off, from the fire, got into the waters of the back bay.  Command requested Cape May County C.B.R.N.E..  Stone Harbor FD was requested for their Marine Unit along with the assistance from Avalon FD to "boom" the waterway to contain any hazardous spill from expanding.  Fire was brought under control around 2pm.   Command began to release companies.  WWFD remained on scene throughout the evening to overhaul and knock down hot spots. 

Assisting on scene: Wildwood FD (Career/Vol.), North Wildwood FD (Career/Vol.), Wildwood Crest Vol. FD, Rio Grande Vol. FD (RIC), Rio Grande Rescue (REHAB), Stone Harbor Vol. FD (Marine), Avalon Vol. FD (Booming), Cape May County C.B.R.N.E., Cape May FD (Cover), West Wildwood PD, North Wildwood PD.

West Wildwood Vol. FD responded to 627 W. Poplar Avenue for a Haz-Mat assignment.  On arrival, the fire department found multiple plastic drums leaking.  The largest at 55 gal with two cracks, was leaking petroleum liquid and had been for some time. The ground around it and the grassy area near the bay were saturated with the kerosene.  Due to the amount of the leak, Cape May County CBRNE was notified.  CMC CBRNE arrived and assessed the scene.  WWFD assisted CBRNE with securing the area.  Wildwood Crest Rescue was dispatched for containment equipment.  The leak was stopped and contained.  New Jersey DEP was notified and responding.  Scene secured, WWFD cleared.

Assisting on scene: West Wildwood Code Enforcement, West Wildwood PD 

West Wildwood Vol. FD responded to 538 W. Magnolia Ave for a reported building fire.  While crews were enroute, Captain Tim Broadbent (2102) reported a column of black smoke, seen blocks away.  Chief William Cripps requested a full "Box Assignment" from the Wildwood FD, which included duty crew, companies from Sta 3-1 & 3-2.  Chief Cripps arrived to find a 1.5 Story single family occupied dwelling with smoke and fire conditions in rear of the property.  Once a 360 degree size up was performed, fire was found to be a debris pile along with a 12' Fiberglass row boat in the rear of the yard.  "Magnolia Ave." command established.  WFD E-38 (B-Platoon) arrived and assigned suppression operations. One (1) 1.75" hand line was placed into service.  WWFD E-21 arrived and was assigned overhaul operations.  All other companies were directed to remain in their stations. Fire was knocked down within 15 minutes.  Cape May County Fire Marshall's Office was requested for fire investigation.  No damage to the dwelling but minor radiant heat damage to the siding was done to the town home next door.  No reported injuries.    WFD E-38 was cleared by IC and WWFD E-21 remained on scene while Fire Marshall (2500 Chief Johnson & DFM 2503 Ostrander) conducted the investigation. Once investigation completed, all fire personnel cleared the scene.

Also assisting on scene: West Wildwood PD #1703 Luna, #1701 Sgt. Micheli.