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02-03-2002, 01:44 AM
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Friday, February 01, 2002
· EDGECOMBE COUNTY, NC (near Tarboro) *Fatal 2nd Alarm Equiv.* Eason Lane. 1-story dwelling fully involved. (1) male occupant trapped inside fatal. 50 Firefighters on scene. [CFP*702]. 5:05a.m.
· OAKLAND TWP. (OAKLAND Co.), MI: *2nd Alarm Equiv.* Rochester Rd N of Gunn Rd. "Folkler Farms" wires & utility pole down. Working fire on arrival in an unknown type structure. M/A from Addison Twp for Tankers & manpower. [FNNM-200,1062>400] (c). 7:22a.m.
· NEW YORK, NY: FDNY Approx./Activity for January 2002: Working fires = 57; 10-75 (All Hands) = 239; 2nd Alarms = 19; 3rd Alarms = 2; 4th Alarms = 2; 10-77 = 5; Haz-Mat = 9; VAR’s 10-45’s = 15. [MNS-30]. 8:37a.m.
· HOWELL TWP. (MONMOUTH Co.), NJ: *2nd Alarm* scene of overnight fire, Birdsall Rd & Belmar Blvd. Rekindle with heavy fire condition. [EAN503/100]. 9:51a.m.
· PRINCE GEORGES Co., MD: PI/MCI 2 School buses involved 9500 block Lanham-Severn Rd. (Lanham) *42* students for evaluation. 5 EMS Units & several Suppression Units. [DC2]. 3:17p.m.
· STLFN: ST. LOUIS, MO: STLFD - 1st Alarm house fire on Finney at Vandeventer. Fire on the 2nd floor of a 2 sty brick. One line off. PUMPERS 17, 10, 29, 26, H&L 15, RESCUE SQUAD 2, BC805 806. [STL810]. 3:17p.m.
· STLFN: ST. LOUIS, MO: Update STLFD’s 1st Alarm house fire on Finney at Vandeventer. Fire on the 2nd floor of a 2 sty brick. One line off. Fire under control. Co.'s making a primary search. [STL810]. 3:23p.m.
· STLFN: ST. LOUIS, MO: Update – STLFD’s 1st Alarm house fire on Finney at Vandeventer. Primary & Secondary searches complete & negative. Pumper 29 involved in very minor MVA while en-route. Strike out the box. FINAL. [STL810]. 3:29p.m.
· CHATHAM-KENT, ONT (CANADA): on Morris Rd. Fire in several farm buildings burning out of control. Merlin FD on scene requesting M/A from Tilbury FD. (FNNM-300*). 3:44p.m.
· SOUTHERN PLATTE FPD, MO: Working house fire @ 7201 NW Maple x 72nd Street. 1-story frame with fire in walls. 1 line off. Water problems due to frozen hydrants. PUMPERS: 21, 23, 24, Ladder 23, CAR 20, 23. [KCFN-02]. 5:16a.m.
· STLFN: ST.LOUIS, MO: STLFD has a working fire @ Nebraska & Winnebago. Fire in a 2-story brick. 1 line off. PUMPERS: 32, 4, 14, BC804. [STL899]. 8:19p.m.
· KANSAS CITY, MO: Working fire @ 3025 Park x 30th Street. 2-story frame with heavy smoke showing. CAR102, P18, P51 (Reserve), R31, R11, T5. [KCFN-02]. 8:33p.m.
· MFN: PRINCE GEORGE Co., MD: Rescue Box at I-495 (Inner Loop) prior to Rt-214: Vehicle rollover with several vehicles involved. 5 Priority 4’s (DOA) and 2 others transported by land. Chaplain 1 en-route. NFI-ATT. [MFN-2]. 9:37p.m.
· LARGO (PRINCE GEORGE's Co.), MD: Major MVC @ Capitol Beltway & Central Ave. An SUV jumped over the median & landed on a minivan causing **5** fatalities & 3 critical victims. [DC3, 51]. 10:09p.m.
· ESFN: Hazmat – SEAFORD (SUSSEX Co.), DE: Dupont Nylon Plant - Hazmat Incident with injuries** 87 Command with rapid moving oil spill on the Nanticoke. Request STA 71, 81 & DNREC-1 to assist. 1 pt xport to Nanticoke hosp with unknown type injuries. STA 87 on initial. [ESFN-4/51]. 10:28p.m.
· ESFN: Hazmat – SEAFORD (SUSSEX Co.), DE: Dupont Nylon Plant – Update: Crews advising a large amount of oil has spilled on the Nanticoke River. STA 87, 81, 71, & DNREC Marine Units deploying booms. Attempting to find source of leak at this time. [ESFN-4]. 10:32p.m.
· ESFN: Hazmat – SEAFORD (SUSSEX Co.), DE: Dupont Nylon Plant – Update: Marine Units advising the oil spill is well downriver due to the winds & tides. Oil also in the marsh along the river. Boom trailers from numerous Co.'s on scene. [ESFN-4/51]. 11:27p.m.
· BALTIMORE, MD (14-5): **2nd Alarm b/o BC-3 (Buckholtz)** Dwelling at 326 S. Smallwood St. (SW of Downtown). *Urgent request for Firefighters trapped*. [DC/BMD/E*23]. 11:42p.m.
· Update - BALTIMORE, MD (14-5): 2nd Alarm - dwelling @ 326 S. Smallwood St. Shift Commander reports *All Firefighters are accounted for* Co.'s to evacuate 2nd floor of original fire building. Roof in danger of collapse. [DC/BMD/E*23]. 11:59p.m.
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- 1800
Columbus: W/F 891 West Broad St. Cos: Eng 10, 9, 1, Lad 10, 1, Res2cuE, Med 10, BN 5, 3. W/F by BN 5. No RIC needed. Holding all companies. FPO/D284 ©
- 1906
Amanda Twp (Fairfield): MVA/FATAL on US 22. S/C 2 MedFlight Helos. M/A Clearcreek Twp. Several level 1 traumas. FPO/D249 ©
- 1924
Amanda Twp (Fairfield): MVA/FATAL on US 22. Cos: Med 521, 522, 512 (Clearcreek Twp), 502 (Lancaster), Res521cuE, Res516cuE, Eng 521. MedFlight # 4, 1, 17 (MICU). Multiple car head-on. 1 Driver DOA, 8 year old unresponsive. FPO/D249 ©
- 2131
Rickenbacker Air Base (Franklin): ALERT 2. Plane inbound with one engine out. Sta 220 and M/A from Columbus, Hamilton Twp, and Madison Twp. FPO/276/D284 ©
- 2134
Rickenbacker Air Base (Franklin): ALERT 2. Plane landed without incident. All companies in service. FPO/276/D284 ©
- 2139
Columbus: MVA Sunbury Rd & Easton Way. Cos: Eng 28, Med 28, 134 (Mifflin Twp), Res16cuE. CPD involved. BN 2 notified. FPO/D284 ©
- 2157
Columbus: MVA Sunbury Rd & Easton Way. This MVA was a result of a CPD pursuit. No serious injuries. FPO/D284 ©
- 2232
Lorain (Lorain): W/F 5880 Cottonwood. Chief 1 reports a 2 sty house fully involved. 3 Pupmers, 1 Ladder, & Chief 1. FPO/D700 ©
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*** REPORT FROM THE LINE OF FIRE ***
Boise, Idaho Report
Jan 24th
-1130hrs - General Alarm Fire (6+ Alarms) - Emmett FD (35 miles NW of Boise) = Have a Boise Cascade Lumber mill 50% involved, building is 4 stry heavy timber approx. 1000' x 250'- 20+ apparatus w/ 60+ FF's from 10 Idaho & Oregon FD's.
-2342hrs - 2nd Alarm - 12284 W. Billabong St (West Boise & MFD) = 1 stry SFD heavy fire to bedroom area's.
Jan 25th
-0442hrs - Fatal Fire - 424 W. Cherry Ln #111 (MFD) (same units as Billabong fire) = MH SFD - fully involved - 1 DOA, 1 inj'd - Started by Oxygen dependant smoker (not the one that died).
Jan 26th
-0146hrs - MVA/Ext - Black Cat Rd @ Overland Rd (MFD) = 1 auto rollover - 1 pinned
-1921hrs - Double Fatal MVA - EB I-84 @ MP66 (Southeast) = Have an auto that crashed into tow truck loading disabled auto. One DOA in auto and owner of disabled is DOA.
Jan 29th
-1930hrs - Fatal Auto vs. Ped - 10th @ State (Downtown) = Have YMCA bus that struck and ran over ped in cross walk. Vctm died next day.
NOTE: Boise Fire is accepting entry-level firefighter applications until Feb.15th, Written exam to be given March 9th. If interested call 208-384-3950 or on the web at http://www.cityofboise.org
Chris Campbell
eng5a@profirefighter.com
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Hartford Citywide Radio Association Incident Log
01-30-02
Providence, RI /10-75/ 41 Almy St a dwelling NFI 04:20
Windsor Locks, CT /10-31/10-43 req/ Elm St near Volunteer Dr 2 cars 3 pinned 07:03
New Haven, CT /2nd Alarm/ 1315 Ella Grasso Blvd 2wdfr fire in the attic 14:07
Winsted, CT /10-75/ Prospect St 2.5wdfr well involved exterior attack 16:41
Bolton, CT /10-31/10-43 req/ 108 Notch Rd at “Bolton Center School” car vs pedestrian 18:16
West Hartford, CT /2nd Alarm equiv/ Kane St 4brk OMD fire 4th flr 18:47
Warren, RI /10-75/ 6th St a basement fire unk type bldg NFI 20:11
Foster, RI /10-75/ 151 Old Plainfield Pike a garage fire 21:48
01-31-02
Springfield, MA /10-75/ 14 Clifton Ave 2wdfr well involved exterior attack 11:03
Bridgeport, CT /10-75/ 115 Alpine St 3wdfr OMD NFI 15:43
Hartford, CT /10-31/ I-84 EB at I-91 fly over multi car mva add’l Engine X2 and EMS X3 req 16:05
Wethersfield, CT /10-81/ State St “CT DMV” suspicious package found CSP bomb squad req 17:24
Chester, CT /10-25/ 51 Winthrop St “Chester Airport” plane down off run way (1) 10-45 Code 1 (fatal) plane well involved 18:24
Danbury, CT /10-31/ Skyline Dr and Old Shelter Rock rd a rollover add’l Jaws req 19:24
Danielson, CT /10-75/ 92 Williamsville Rd unk type bldg NFI 19:34
Old Saybrook, CT /10-75/ Tucker Rd 1wdfr dwelling well involved 20:17
HCRA Website: http://www.hartfordcitywide.com
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***BALTIMORE, MARYLAND FIRE HISTORY***
for February 1st:
1872: E-9 was organized & placed in active service in new quarters on the southwest corner of Madison & Regester Sts, East Of Downtown - A 2 story brick building on a lot 150'x33', costing $12,000 & the lot $2,640 - There are (2) doors for the exit of the apparatus & a bell, struck by telegraph, in the tower - They received a new Ives Steam Engine - Their 1st Foreman was Francis D. Kerr from E-4 - On 2/16/1969 they relocated to the quarters of T-5 @ Harford Ave & Oliver St, Northeast Of Downtown - They were disbanded on 4/12/1978. (TUH*CHM2)
1906: E-28 organized - On 6/4/1906 they were placed in active service in the quarters of Hook & Ladder #5 @ Harford Ave & Oliver St, pending completion of their own quarters @ Mount Royal & Guilford Aves, North Of Downtown - They received a new LaFrance Metropolitan Steam Engine - Their 1st Captain was Louis Buhler, a promoted Lieutenant from E-23 - On 11/20/06 they moved into new quarters on the west side of Guilford Ave, @ Mount Royal Ave - It is a 2 story building on a lot 147'x45', costing $23,000 & the lot $8,473 - On 9/29/1989 they were disbanded & combined with T-2 @ Steadman Station to form Aerial Tower-102 - AT-102 was disbanded on 2/2/2002 & T-2 reorganized. (TUH*CHM2*D6)
1923: A half frozen boy ran into the quarters of E-12 @ Fort & Riverside Aves, South Baltimore @ 0205hrs - He was so cold that he couldn't talk, just gesticulate - Captain Harry A. Dolle, High Pressure Service Hose Co#4, tried to put the boy on the hose wagon, but without success - Firefighter John Kleinsmith thought he recognized him as living @ 111 Clayton Ct - High Pressure Service Hose Co#4 rolled on a verbal silent alarm & discovered flames shooting from the upper windows of the small 2 story brick rowhouse - Box#64, Light & Heath Sts, was sounded @ 0210hrs - Informed that the occupants were still upstairs, Captain Dolle, Lieutenant Henry Weber, & Firefighter Joseph H. Doyle, entered the blazing rowhouse & found a female adult civilian & (2) female children, ages 10 & 13, unconscious in their bed, carried them down a ladder to the ground, but they were dead from suffocation by the smoke & heat - The 16 year old boy ran 4 blocks to report the fire, clad only in his underclothes. (TUH)
1946: 6 Alarms - Box#8231 - 2205hrs - Belair Rd & Frankford Ave - Gardenville (Northeast Baltimore) - Fire involved the Belair Bowling Alley - Earlier that day, Lieutenant Frederick P. Klaburner, E-42, sat @ his desk & wrote a request for retirement before going off duty @ 0800hrs - @ the age of 74, he was going to take it easy, doing a little gardening & vegetable growing in his nearby home - On duty again @ 1800hrs, his company responded to a silent alarm @ 2201hrs to the Belair Bowling Alley, Belair Rd & Frankford Ave - Smoke was billowing out into the street & Lieutenant Klaburner quickly sized up the situation & ordered Box#8231 sounded @ 2205hrs - Rushing into the burning building & working his way to the rear where fire was showing around the ceiling, he had scarcely opened the hosepipe when a terrific explosion took place & flames shot everywhere - The men dropped the hose line, turned & ran for their lives - Firefighter George Youngman looked back & when he didn't see his Lieutenant, turned back & tried his best to reach him, but collapsed & was rescued himself, just in the nick of time, but not before he was badly burned - The fire blasted out over Belair Rd & 6 alarms were sounded in the next 30 minutes as the fire destroyed the bowling alley & damaged the stores in front of the building - The badly burned body of Lieutenant Klaburner was recovered from the ruins - He was buried in Parkwood Cemetery on 2/5/46. (TUH*CHM1)
1961: 5 Alarms - Box#14-251 - Lombard & Greene Sts - Downtown West - Fire involved the University Of Maryland Outpatient Clinic. (CHM1)
1975: 6 Alarms - Box#755 - 3107 W North Ave - Walbrook (Northwest Of Downtown) - Fire involved a 2 story woodframe apartment building & 1 story brick pharmacy - There was (1) civilian fatality. (CHM1)
1993: 3 Alarms + Task Force(E's 6 & 23, T-23, & EMS-4) - Box#3828 - 1845hrs - 1825 Pennsylvania Ave - Upton (Northwest Of Downtown) - Fire involved the 2 story brick Andrews & Son Roofing & Television Company - The fire spread to (2) adjacent 2 story dwellings & forced (6) residents out of their homes - Nobody was injured in the fire which is believed to be accidental in nature. (TGA)
1998: 2 Alarms + Special Call 1 Engine(14) - Box#7456 - 0657hrs - 3510 W Franklin St - Edmondson Village (West Baltimore) - Fire involved a 2 story brick rowhouse. (TGA)
1998: 3 Alarms - Box#8852 - 1928hrs - 3409-3413 DuPont Ave - Park Heights (Northwest Baltimore) - Fire involved (3) brick rowhouses. (TGA)
2001: 3 Alarms - Box#19-13 - 1927hrs - 2019-2025 Saint Paul St - Charles Village (North Of Downtown) - Fire involved (4) 3 story brick vacant rowhouses. (TGA)
George T. Ehrman
DC/BMD/E*23
chinman.gte@verizon.net
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· Chicago FireHISTORY: for Feb 1: In 1929 ENGINE 129 reorganized & TRUCK 50 organized at 8120 5 Ashland Ave. *In 1954 ENGINE 89 to new quarters & TRUCK 56 organized at 3945 W. Peterson. *In 1985 TRUCK 14 relocated from Engine 91 at 2827 N. Pulaski Rd to 4900 W. Chicago Ave at Engine 117. [CHGO-18]. 9:03p.m.
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Local & National reports from pager notification networks around the U.S.
(All times are in Central Standard Time unless otherwise indicated)
Friday, February 01, 2002
· EDGECOMBE COUNTY, NC (near Tarboro) *Fatal 2nd Alarm Equiv.* Eason Lane. 1-story dwelling fully involved. (1) male occupant trapped inside fatal. 50 Firefighters on scene. [CFP*702]. 5:05a.m.
· OAKLAND TWP. (OAKLAND Co.), MI: *2nd Alarm Equiv.* Rochester Rd N of Gunn Rd. "Folkler Farms" wires & utility pole down. Working fire on arrival in an unknown type structure. M/A from Addison Twp for Tankers & manpower. [FNNM-200,1062>400] (c). 7:22a.m.
· NEW YORK, NY: FDNY Approx./Activity for January 2002: Working fires = 57; 10-75 (All Hands) = 239; 2nd Alarms = 19; 3rd Alarms = 2; 4th Alarms = 2; 10-77 = 5; Haz-Mat = 9; VAR’s 10-45’s = 15. [MNS-30]. 8:37a.m.
· HOWELL TWP. (MONMOUTH Co.), NJ: *2nd Alarm* scene of overnight fire, Birdsall Rd & Belmar Blvd. Rekindle with heavy fire condition. [EAN503/100]. 9:51a.m.
· PRINCE GEORGES Co., MD: PI/MCI 2 School buses involved 9500 block Lanham-Severn Rd. (Lanham) *42* students for evaluation. 5 EMS Units & several Suppression Units. [DC2]. 3:17p.m.
· STLFN: ST. LOUIS, MO: STLFD - 1st Alarm house fire on Finney at Vandeventer. Fire on the 2nd floor of a 2 sty brick. One line off. PUMPERS 17, 10, 29, 26, H&L 15, RESCUE SQUAD 2, BC805 806. [STL810]. 3:17p.m.
· STLFN: ST. LOUIS, MO: Update STLFD’s 1st Alarm house fire on Finney at Vandeventer. Fire on the 2nd floor of a 2 sty brick. One line off. Fire under control. Co.'s making a primary search. [STL810]. 3:23p.m.
· STLFN: ST. LOUIS, MO: Update – STLFD’s 1st Alarm house fire on Finney at Vandeventer. Primary & Secondary searches complete & negative. Pumper 29 involved in very minor MVA while en-route. Strike out the box. FINAL. [STL810]. 3:29p.m.
· CHATHAM-KENT, ONT (CANADA): on Morris Rd. Fire in several farm buildings burning out of control. Merlin FD on scene requesting M/A from Tilbury FD. (FNNM-300*). 3:44p.m.
· SOUTHERN PLATTE FPD, MO: Working house fire @ 7201 NW Maple x 72nd Street. 1-story frame with fire in walls. 1 line off. Water problems due to frozen hydrants. PUMPERS: 21, 23, 24, Ladder 23, CAR 20, 23. [KCFN-02]. 5:16a.m.
· STLFN: ST.LOUIS, MO: STLFD has a working fire @ Nebraska & Winnebago. Fire in a 2-story brick. 1 line off. PUMPERS: 32, 4, 14, BC804. [STL899]. 8:19p.m.
· KANSAS CITY, MO: Working fire @ 3025 Park x 30th Street. 2-story frame with heavy smoke showing. CAR102, P18, P51 (Reserve), R31, R11, T5. [KCFN-02]. 8:33p.m.
· MFN: PRINCE GEORGE Co., MD: Rescue Box at I-495 (Inner Loop) prior to Rt-214: Vehicle rollover with several vehicles involved. 5 Priority 4’s (DOA) and 2 others transported by land. Chaplain 1 en-route. NFI-ATT. [MFN-2]. 9:37p.m.
· LARGO (PRINCE GEORGE's Co.), MD: Major MVC @ Capitol Beltway & Central Ave. An SUV jumped over the median & landed on a minivan causing **5** fatalities & 3 critical victims. [DC3, 51]. 10:09p.m.
· ESFN: Hazmat – SEAFORD (SUSSEX Co.), DE: Dupont Nylon Plant - Hazmat Incident with injuries** 87 Command with rapid moving oil spill on the Nanticoke. Request STA 71, 81 & DNREC-1 to assist. 1 pt xport to Nanticoke hosp with unknown type injuries. STA 87 on initial. [ESFN-4/51]. 10:28p.m.
· ESFN: Hazmat – SEAFORD (SUSSEX Co.), DE: Dupont Nylon Plant – Update: Crews advising a large amount of oil has spilled on the Nanticoke River. STA 87, 81, 71, & DNREC Marine Units deploying booms. Attempting to find source of leak at this time. [ESFN-4]. 10:32p.m.
· ESFN: Hazmat – SEAFORD (SUSSEX Co.), DE: Dupont Nylon Plant – Update: Marine Units advising the oil spill is well downriver due to the winds & tides. Oil also in the marsh along the river. Boom trailers from numerous Co.'s on scene. [ESFN-4/51]. 11:27p.m.
· BALTIMORE, MD (14-5): **2nd Alarm b/o BC-3 (Buckholtz)** Dwelling at 326 S. Smallwood St. (SW of Downtown). *Urgent request for Firefighters trapped*. [DC/BMD/E*23]. 11:42p.m.
· Update - BALTIMORE, MD (14-5): 2nd Alarm - dwelling @ 326 S. Smallwood St. Shift Commander reports *All Firefighters are accounted for* Co.'s to evacuate 2nd floor of original fire building. Roof in danger of collapse. [DC/BMD/E*23]. 11:59p.m.
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For additional information, you can contact us at our office, (937) 399-4197, email us at info@firepageohio.com or visit our web site at http://www.firepageohio.com.
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- 1800
Columbus: W/F 891 West Broad St. Cos: Eng 10, 9, 1, Lad 10, 1, Res2cuE, Med 10, BN 5, 3. W/F by BN 5. No RIC needed. Holding all companies. FPO/D284 ©
- 1906
Amanda Twp (Fairfield): MVA/FATAL on US 22. S/C 2 MedFlight Helos. M/A Clearcreek Twp. Several level 1 traumas. FPO/D249 ©
- 1924
Amanda Twp (Fairfield): MVA/FATAL on US 22. Cos: Med 521, 522, 512 (Clearcreek Twp), 502 (Lancaster), Res521cuE, Res516cuE, Eng 521. MedFlight # 4, 1, 17 (MICU). Multiple car head-on. 1 Driver DOA, 8 year old unresponsive. FPO/D249 ©
- 2131
Rickenbacker Air Base (Franklin): ALERT 2. Plane inbound with one engine out. Sta 220 and M/A from Columbus, Hamilton Twp, and Madison Twp. FPO/276/D284 ©
- 2134
Rickenbacker Air Base (Franklin): ALERT 2. Plane landed without incident. All companies in service. FPO/276/D284 ©
- 2139
Columbus: MVA Sunbury Rd & Easton Way. Cos: Eng 28, Med 28, 134 (Mifflin Twp), Res16cuE. CPD involved. BN 2 notified. FPO/D284 ©
- 2157
Columbus: MVA Sunbury Rd & Easton Way. This MVA was a result of a CPD pursuit. No serious injuries. FPO/D284 ©
- 2232
Lorain (Lorain): W/F 5880 Cottonwood. Chief 1 reports a 2 sty house fully involved. 3 Pupmers, 1 Ladder, & Chief 1. FPO/D700 ©
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*** REPORT FROM THE LINE OF FIRE ***
Boise, Idaho Report
Jan 24th
-1130hrs - General Alarm Fire (6+ Alarms) - Emmett FD (35 miles NW of Boise) = Have a Boise Cascade Lumber mill 50% involved, building is 4 stry heavy timber approx. 1000' x 250'- 20+ apparatus w/ 60+ FF's from 10 Idaho & Oregon FD's.
-2342hrs - 2nd Alarm - 12284 W. Billabong St (West Boise & MFD) = 1 stry SFD heavy fire to bedroom area's.
Jan 25th
-0442hrs - Fatal Fire - 424 W. Cherry Ln #111 (MFD) (same units as Billabong fire) = MH SFD - fully involved - 1 DOA, 1 inj'd - Started by Oxygen dependant smoker (not the one that died).
Jan 26th
-0146hrs - MVA/Ext - Black Cat Rd @ Overland Rd (MFD) = 1 auto rollover - 1 pinned
-1921hrs - Double Fatal MVA - EB I-84 @ MP66 (Southeast) = Have an auto that crashed into tow truck loading disabled auto. One DOA in auto and owner of disabled is DOA.
Jan 29th
-1930hrs - Fatal Auto vs. Ped - 10th @ State (Downtown) = Have YMCA bus that struck and ran over ped in cross walk. Vctm died next day.
NOTE: Boise Fire is accepting entry-level firefighter applications until Feb.15th, Written exam to be given March 9th. If interested call 208-384-3950 or on the web at http://www.cityofboise.org
Chris Campbell
eng5a@profirefighter.com
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Hartford Citywide Radio Association Incident Log
01-30-02
Providence, RI /10-75/ 41 Almy St a dwelling NFI 04:20
Windsor Locks, CT /10-31/10-43 req/ Elm St near Volunteer Dr 2 cars 3 pinned 07:03
New Haven, CT /2nd Alarm/ 1315 Ella Grasso Blvd 2wdfr fire in the attic 14:07
Winsted, CT /10-75/ Prospect St 2.5wdfr well involved exterior attack 16:41
Bolton, CT /10-31/10-43 req/ 108 Notch Rd at “Bolton Center School” car vs pedestrian 18:16
West Hartford, CT /2nd Alarm equiv/ Kane St 4brk OMD fire 4th flr 18:47
Warren, RI /10-75/ 6th St a basement fire unk type bldg NFI 20:11
Foster, RI /10-75/ 151 Old Plainfield Pike a garage fire 21:48
01-31-02
Springfield, MA /10-75/ 14 Clifton Ave 2wdfr well involved exterior attack 11:03
Bridgeport, CT /10-75/ 115 Alpine St 3wdfr OMD NFI 15:43
Hartford, CT /10-31/ I-84 EB at I-91 fly over multi car mva add’l Engine X2 and EMS X3 req 16:05
Wethersfield, CT /10-81/ State St “CT DMV” suspicious package found CSP bomb squad req 17:24
Chester, CT /10-25/ 51 Winthrop St “Chester Airport” plane down off run way (1) 10-45 Code 1 (fatal) plane well involved 18:24
Danbury, CT /10-31/ Skyline Dr and Old Shelter Rock rd a rollover add’l Jaws req 19:24
Danielson, CT /10-75/ 92 Williamsville Rd unk type bldg NFI 19:34
Old Saybrook, CT /10-75/ Tucker Rd 1wdfr dwelling well involved 20:17
HCRA Website: http://www.hartfordcitywide.com
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***BALTIMORE, MARYLAND FIRE HISTORY***
for February 1st:
1872: E-9 was organized & placed in active service in new quarters on the southwest corner of Madison & Regester Sts, East Of Downtown - A 2 story brick building on a lot 150'x33', costing $12,000 & the lot $2,640 - There are (2) doors for the exit of the apparatus & a bell, struck by telegraph, in the tower - They received a new Ives Steam Engine - Their 1st Foreman was Francis D. Kerr from E-4 - On 2/16/1969 they relocated to the quarters of T-5 @ Harford Ave & Oliver St, Northeast Of Downtown - They were disbanded on 4/12/1978. (TUH*CHM2)
1906: E-28 organized - On 6/4/1906 they were placed in active service in the quarters of Hook & Ladder #5 @ Harford Ave & Oliver St, pending completion of their own quarters @ Mount Royal & Guilford Aves, North Of Downtown - They received a new LaFrance Metropolitan Steam Engine - Their 1st Captain was Louis Buhler, a promoted Lieutenant from E-23 - On 11/20/06 they moved into new quarters on the west side of Guilford Ave, @ Mount Royal Ave - It is a 2 story building on a lot 147'x45', costing $23,000 & the lot $8,473 - On 9/29/1989 they were disbanded & combined with T-2 @ Steadman Station to form Aerial Tower-102 - AT-102 was disbanded on 2/2/2002 & T-2 reorganized. (TUH*CHM2*D6)
1923: A half frozen boy ran into the quarters of E-12 @ Fort & Riverside Aves, South Baltimore @ 0205hrs - He was so cold that he couldn't talk, just gesticulate - Captain Harry A. Dolle, High Pressure Service Hose Co#4, tried to put the boy on the hose wagon, but without success - Firefighter John Kleinsmith thought he recognized him as living @ 111 Clayton Ct - High Pressure Service Hose Co#4 rolled on a verbal silent alarm & discovered flames shooting from the upper windows of the small 2 story brick rowhouse - Box#64, Light & Heath Sts, was sounded @ 0210hrs - Informed that the occupants were still upstairs, Captain Dolle, Lieutenant Henry Weber, & Firefighter Joseph H. Doyle, entered the blazing rowhouse & found a female adult civilian & (2) female children, ages 10 & 13, unconscious in their bed, carried them down a ladder to the ground, but they were dead from suffocation by the smoke & heat - The 16 year old boy ran 4 blocks to report the fire, clad only in his underclothes. (TUH)
1946: 6 Alarms - Box#8231 - 2205hrs - Belair Rd & Frankford Ave - Gardenville (Northeast Baltimore) - Fire involved the Belair Bowling Alley - Earlier that day, Lieutenant Frederick P. Klaburner, E-42, sat @ his desk & wrote a request for retirement before going off duty @ 0800hrs - @ the age of 74, he was going to take it easy, doing a little gardening & vegetable growing in his nearby home - On duty again @ 1800hrs, his company responded to a silent alarm @ 2201hrs to the Belair Bowling Alley, Belair Rd & Frankford Ave - Smoke was billowing out into the street & Lieutenant Klaburner quickly sized up the situation & ordered Box#8231 sounded @ 2205hrs - Rushing into the burning building & working his way to the rear where fire was showing around the ceiling, he had scarcely opened the hosepipe when a terrific explosion took place & flames shot everywhere - The men dropped the hose line, turned & ran for their lives - Firefighter George Youngman looked back & when he didn't see his Lieutenant, turned back & tried his best to reach him, but collapsed & was rescued himself, just in the nick of time, but not before he was badly burned - The fire blasted out over Belair Rd & 6 alarms were sounded in the next 30 minutes as the fire destroyed the bowling alley & damaged the stores in front of the building - The badly burned body of Lieutenant Klaburner was recovered from the ruins - He was buried in Parkwood Cemetery on 2/5/46. (TUH*CHM1)
1961: 5 Alarms - Box#14-251 - Lombard & Greene Sts - Downtown West - Fire involved the University Of Maryland Outpatient Clinic. (CHM1)
1975: 6 Alarms - Box#755 - 3107 W North Ave - Walbrook (Northwest Of Downtown) - Fire involved a 2 story woodframe apartment building & 1 story brick pharmacy - There was (1) civilian fatality. (CHM1)
1993: 3 Alarms + Task Force(E's 6 & 23, T-23, & EMS-4) - Box#3828 - 1845hrs - 1825 Pennsylvania Ave - Upton (Northwest Of Downtown) - Fire involved the 2 story brick Andrews & Son Roofing & Television Company - The fire spread to (2) adjacent 2 story dwellings & forced (6) residents out of their homes - Nobody was injured in the fire which is believed to be accidental in nature. (TGA)
1998: 2 Alarms + Special Call 1 Engine(14) - Box#7456 - 0657hrs - 3510 W Franklin St - Edmondson Village (West Baltimore) - Fire involved a 2 story brick rowhouse. (TGA)
1998: 3 Alarms - Box#8852 - 1928hrs - 3409-3413 DuPont Ave - Park Heights (Northwest Baltimore) - Fire involved (3) brick rowhouses. (TGA)
2001: 3 Alarms - Box#19-13 - 1927hrs - 2019-2025 Saint Paul St - Charles Village (North Of Downtown) - Fire involved (4) 3 story brick vacant rowhouses. (TGA)
George T. Ehrman
DC/BMD/E*23
chinman.gte@verizon.net
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· Chicago FireHISTORY: for Feb 1: In 1929 ENGINE 129 reorganized & TRUCK 50 organized at 8120 5 Ashland Ave. *In 1954 ENGINE 89 to new quarters & TRUCK 56 organized at 3945 W. Peterson. *In 1985 TRUCK 14 relocated from Engine 91 at 2827 N. Pulaski Rd to 4900 W. Chicago Ave at Engine 117. [CHGO-18]. 9:03p.m.
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