Jackson, New JerseyFirefighters responded to a fire that consumed four commercial vehicles at a construction trash disposal company near the intersection of Sterling Avenue and Edison Avenue late Thursday evening.
When the Whitesville Volunteer Fire Department and units from Stations 55 and 56 arrived on the scene, they discovered that the cars were completely engulfed in flames. In order to control and put out the fire, firefighters worked for about two hours.
No casualties were recorded, and the source of the fire was not immediately apparent. Details regarding the company and the projected fire damage have not been made public by officials.
According to a public statement from the Whitesville Volunteer Fire Department, members worked for about two hours before everyone was able to safely return to their quarters.
The fire is still being investigated.
Although the late-night fire damaged four cars, firefighters were able to stop the flames from spreading.
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