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Over 15,000 acres burned in Ocean County's Jones Road Wildfire
In Ocean County, the Jones Road Wildfire continues burning into its sixth day. Roads are now back open including Wells Mills Road. The command post sits at Wells Mills County Park. As of Sunday, over 15,000 acres have burned, and it is now 65% contained.
By 12 p.m. Sunday, firefighters said they'd contained 65% of the 15,300-acre wildfire that started burning on Tuesday.
The Jones Road fire is the largest wildfire in New Jersey since June 2022 when the Mullica River Fire scorched 13,500 acres ...
Satellite images released by NASA reveal the devastating impact of the Jones Road Fire in New Jersey, where more than 15,000 ...
A New Jersey wildfire has sparked evacuation orders for thousands of residents as the blaze engulfed thousands of acres in a ...
The fire spread quickly and destroyed buildings and vehicles after authorities said a bonfire was improperly extinguished.
New Jersey secured a FEMA grant to aid wildfire response and recovery efforts in Ocean County as the Jones Road Wildfire burns 15,000+ acres.
Burning over 15,000 acres of land, the wildfire has had significant consequences within the state and beyond, affecting air ...
Forecasters are warning of low humidity and gusty wind increased the risk fire could spread across parts of New Jersey, ...
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