Person Rescued From Apartment Fire on Treetop Ct in Bloomingdale, NJ

Bloomingdale, NJ (May 26, 2026) – One person was rescued from a fire at a two-story apartment complex on Treetop Court in Bloomingdale on Monday, May 25. Bloomingdale Fire requested a medical helicopter for the patient following the rescue.

Emergency units stretched lines and worked to bring the fire under control. Mutual aid crews were called in to assist at the two-alarm blaze.

Further details about the person's condition had not been made public yet. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.

We hope the person rescued makes a full and rapid recovery.

Fire-Related Injuries at Apartment Complexes in Bloomingdale, NJ

Residential fires in multi-story apartment buildings can result in some of the most serious injuries a person can face. People who survive fires or require rescue often deal with severe burns, smoke inhalation, and respiratory damage.

In Bloomingdale and across Passaic County, apartment complexes sit along corridors served by major routes that include for example NJ-23, which connects the borough to Wayne and Butler.

When a fire breaks out in a shared building, tenants on upper floors can face especially dangerous conditions, particularly when exits are blocked or structural damage limits safe movement.

Residential fire injuries can require extended hospital stays, follow-up procedures, and long-term rehabilitation. In some cases, complications from smoke exposure may not become fully apparent until days after the initial crash.

When a fire occurs in a rental property, questions about building maintenance, smoke detector functionality, and code compliance may become relevant to a legal claim.

A personal injury attorney can help determine whether a landlord, property manager, or another party may bear responsibility for the conditions that contributed to the fire or made escape more difficult. Legal guidance can help clarify what documentation may be needed and what options are available going forward.

If you or someone you know was hurt in a residential fire in Bloomingdale or elsewhere in New Jersey, our team at MetroLaw.com can explain what types of compensation may be available.

To learn more, you can call MetroLaw.com at (800) 469-6476 to talk about your situation.