A major emergency response was launched after a reported fire at an IHOP restaurant in Hasbrouck Heights, New Jersey, bringing firefighters, police officers, and emergency medical personnel to the scene.

Fire crews from Hasbrouck Heights and nearby departments responded after reports of smoke and flames coming from the restaurant. First responders arrived quickly and began efforts to contain the blaze while protecting surrounding businesses, residents, and members of the public.

Upon arrival, firefighters established a command area and assessed the situation before deploying hose lines and specialized firefighting equipment. Crews worked to control the fire, limit damage, and prevent the flames from spreading to other parts of the building or nearby structures.

Police officers assisted by securing the area, controlling traffic, and restricting access around the restaurant to allow emergency crews to safely operate. Ambulance personnel also remained at the scene as a precaution while firefighters continued their operations.

Witnesses reported seeing multiple fire engines, ladder trucks, and emergency vehicles surrounding the restaurant as smoke was visible from the building. The response caused temporary disruptions in the area as authorities managed traffic and emergency operations.

At this time, officials have not released further details regarding the cause of the fire, the extent of the damage, or whether any injuries occurred. Authorities are expected to provide additional information as the investigation continues.

The incident remains under review as emergency crews work to ensure the scene is safe and the circumstances surrounding the restaurant fire are determined.