Mayor: At least 29 homes damaged in Brick Township as result of brush fire
The mayor of Brick Township says at least 29 homes have been damaged in the town as result of a large brush fire that ignited at Lakewood Airport Sunday morning.
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Mar 15, 2021, 3:07 AM
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Updated 1,130 days ago
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2h agoThe mayor of Brick Township says at least 29 homes have been damaged in the town as result of a large brush fire that ignited at Lakewood Airport Sunday morning.
Mayor John Ducey says three of those 29 homes are uninhabitable.
Hundreds of residents were evacuated and put up in a local elementary schools to
keep them safe from the fire.
Click HERE to watch Jim Murdoch's update live on the scene from the fire command center.
