A structure fire broke out early this morning in the Roosevelt City section of Manchester Township, prompting a large emergency response but resulting in no serious injuries.

At approximately 4:00 a.m., officers from the Manchester Township Police Department responded to a residence located at 1761 Delaware Avenue following reports of a fire. Upon arrival, officers observed flames and heavy smoke coming from the home.

Authorities immediately confirmed that all residents had safely evacuated the residence, and no pets were left inside.

Multiple fire companies quickly arrived on scene and began working to suppress the flames. The fire was successfully extinguished before it could spread to nearby homes or vehicles.

Responding agencies included the Whiting Volunteer Fire Department, Manchester Volunteer Fire Department, Ridgeway Volunteer Fire Department, Joint Base Fire Department, New Egypt Volunteer Fire Department, Bayville Volunteer Fire Department, Pinewald Pioneer Volunteer Fire Department, Cassville Volunteer Fire Department, Whitesville Volunteer Fire Department, Manchester EMS, Manchester OEM, Berkeley EMS, the Ocean County Fire Marshal’s Office, and the American Red Cross.

EMTs from Manchester Township Medical Services treated two residents for smoke inhalation at the scene. Both individuals declined further medical attention.

The cause of the fire remains under investigation by the Ocean County Fire Marshal’s Office and the Manchester Township Police Department Investigations Bureau.

The American Red Cross is assisting the displaced family with temporary accommodations and essential needs.