The state Forest Fire Service responded to 507 fire incidents in October
along the state’s border with New York, fire officials are still dealing with numerous other wildfires across the state amid wind gusts up to 35 mph.
, Bergen County. Firefighters achieved 75% containment on Saturday when officials issued what they said was the final update for that fire. A 30 mph gust was recored near West Milford shortly before 2 p.m., the National Weather Service said. . Officials said all would continue to be monitored and that smoke might be visible in the area. They include:
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