Members of the Monmouth Junction Volunteer Fire Company were able to confine a fire in a FedEx warehouse to one box truck. Watch video
The remains of a box truck that caught fire Tuesday night in the FedEx warehouse in South Brunswick. SOUTH BRUNSWICK -- Firefighters were sent to fight a fire Tuesday night at the FedEx warehouse on Melrich Road after the Monmouth Junction Volunteer Fire Company received a report that a fire alarm was activated.
Scott Smith, chief of the fire company, said when firefighters searched through heavy smoke conditions in the 20,000 square foot warehouse, they located a box truck with the cab and engine compartment on fire.
Smith said they were able to confine the blaze to the single truck. There were no injuries.
Firefighters received the call at 10:22 p.m. Tuesday night and were on the scene until 1230 a.m. Wednesday.
Smith said the fire is under investigation by the South Brunswick Township Fire Safety Bureau.
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