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02-04-2002, 08:51 AM
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Sunday, February 03, 2002
· KANSAS CITY, MO: Working fire @ 804 Blue Ridge x 8th Street. 1-story frame. Reported to be a basement fire. CAR104, P23, P52(Reserve), P71, R12, T10, AIR1, MAST AMB. [KCFN-02]. 12:09a.m.
· STLFN: ST. LOUIS, MO: STLFD has a 1st Alarm for a fire in a building with 2 children trapped on the 2nd floor at 4454 West Bell. BC 805 reports smoke in the attic 1 line off. PUMPERS: 28, 10, 17, 26, HL 15, BC 805, 806, SQUAD 2. [STL819]. 12:28a.m.
· STLFN: ST. LOUIS, MO: Update on STLFD's 1st Alarm at 4454 West Bell. BC 805 reports they have 2 lines off and they are conducting a primary search. BC 805 now requests FIU-Car 821 and both utilities. [STL819]. 12:37a.m.
· STLFN: ST. LOUIS, MO: Update - STLFD's 1st Alarm at 4454 West Bell. BC805 reports they have 1 victim and EMS is doing an assessment. DC810 is on the scene. [STL819]. 12:39a.m.
· STLFN: ST. LOUIS, MO: Update - STLFD's 1st Alarm at 4454 West Bell. DC810 reports that the fire has been confined. A secondary search is underway. There was only one child in the house at he has been found. [STL819]. 12:48a.m.
· STLFN: ST. LOUIS, MO: Update - STLFD's 1st Alarm at (correct address) 4458 West Bell. By orders of DC810 strike out the 1st alarm. FIU Supervisor 820 is on the scene. [STL819]. 1:27a.m.
· 2nd Alarm – WATERTOWN, MA: 39 Permont Street. An occupied house. Cellar fire extending up. *483.7125* [TAC9-C09]. 3:03a.m.
· 2nd Alarm – LUDLOW, MA: Kendall St. off of West St. Occupied house. 2 victims removed & transported on a PUSH by ALS. M/A to the scene and for cover. State FMO requested. *154.205* [TAC9-C09]. 3:23a.m.
· Update – 2nd Alarm – WATERTOWN, MA: 39 Piermont St. 2-story occupied cellar fire has extended. House now well involved. *483.7125* [TAC9-C09]. 3:25a.m.
· EDINBURGH (CHRISTIAN Co.), IL: Garage fire at 401 W. Washington St. Smoke showing. [CIFN*99]. 7:44a.m.
· OCEANPORT (MONMOUTH Co.), NJ: 2nd Alarm 47 Sagamore. Well-involved 2.5-story frame private dwelling. M/A Co.'s to scene & for cover. DWH. [EAN STAFF/100]. 7:48a.m.
· RICHMOND, VA: Double Fatal working fire @ 2930 Baronet Dr. Fully involved house. Multiple rescues made, 2 children transported. Some units still on scene at this time. Quints: 22,23,21, Rescue-3, Batt-3 worked. (RFD) (VFN175). 8:13a.m.
· 2nd Alarm - NORTH HAVERHILL, NH: 137 Partridge Lane. Structure fire. Reported as a garage. Unknown if attached to a dwelling. C101,C09 *[TAC9-C185]. 9:36a.m.
· KANSAS CITY, MO: Working fire at 26th Street & Chestnut. Smoke/fire showing from a 2-story frame. CAR104, P18, P51, R11, R31, T5, T2. [KCFN-02]. 9:54a.m.
· Final Update – OCEANPORT (MONMOUTH Co.), NJ: 2nd Alarm @ 47 Sagamore. 2.5 story frame with heavy fire damage thru-out. Several pets DOA at scene. 1 civilian x-ported to hospital with smoke inhalation. Fire is under control. Units continue to overhaul. [NJ8766/EAN STAFF/100]. 10:58a.m.
· STLFN: ST. LOUIS, MO: STLFD has a house fire at 3010 Dakota. Small fire has been contained. S/C Fire Investigation Unit 821 to the scene & S/C an ambulance for a civilian injury. Some sort of disturbance occurred there as well. [STL810]. 11:15a.m.
· STLFN: HAZELWOOD (ST.LOUIS Co.), MO: Hazelwood FD *1st Alarm* working structure fire @ #23 Teson Garden Walk x Teson Rd. Kitchen fire. 5" line laid. AMBO & utilities notified. [STL899]. 1:03p.m.
· STLFN: HAZELWOOD (ST.LOUIS Co.), MO: Update Hazelwood FD's *1st Alarm* @ #23 Teson Garden Walk x Teson Rd. Fire knocked down. Primary search (-), secondary underway. Red Cross requested for family assistance. [STL899]. 1:10p.m.
· RAYMORE (JACKSON Co.), MO: South Metro FPD has a working fire @ 15109 E. 195th Street. Reported as a fully involved garage attached to the house. Belton & Central Jackson Co. FPD is M/A. [KCFN-02]. 3:28p.m.
· BRONX, NY: *2nd Alarm* Box 3359, 84 W. 188 St. fire on top floor of a 6-story brick occupied multiple dwelling. DWH [EAN13/100]. 3:32p.m.
· Update – BRONX, NY: 2nd Alarm Box 3359, 84 W. 188 St. Heavy fire from 2 windows. Fire building is a 6-story brick 65x100 H-type occupied multiple dwelling. Fire is DWH. [EAN13/100]. 3:34p.m.
· STLFN: ST. CHARLES Co., MO: Cottleville FPD *1st Alarm* @ 1401 Navaho Trail. Residential house fire. Smoke showing on arrival. [STL899]. 3:44p.m.
· OVERLAND PARK (JOHNSON Co.), KS: (2) working fires in the area of 6711 Riley x 67th Street. Reported two houses going. NFI-ATT. [KCFN-02]. 3:44p.m.
· Update – BRONX, NY: 22-3359 *2nd Alarm* at 84 W.188 St. x Aqueduct Ave W. Fire on top floor of a 6-story H type 55x150 building. Fire knocked down, P/W/H. [MNS-154*]. 3:44p.m.
· 2nd Alarm – NORTHBORO, MA: 25 Abanathy Road. Reported attached garage well involved with extension to the front of the dwelling. All Companies working. *154.445* [TAC9-C20]. 4:33p.m.
· Update – 2nd Alarm – NORTHBORO, MA: 25 Abenaki Rd (correct address). Reported attached garage well involved with extension to the dwelling. 3-lines stretched & operating. M/A in from Berlin & Westboro to the scene & Shrewsbury for coverage. [TAC9-C20]. 4:45p.m.
· Update – 2nd Alarm – NORTHBORO, MA: 25 Abenaki Road. I/C reports fire knocked down. Co.'s overhauling. PWH *154.445* [TAC9-C20]. 5:03p.m.
· STLFN: TWIN OAKS (ST.LOUIS Co.), MO: Valley Park FPD *1st Alarm* house fire @ 264 Crescent Ave x Crescent Oaks. M/A for additional equipment requested. [STL899]. 6:17p.m.
· STLFN: TWIN OAKS (ST.LOUIS Co.), MO: Update - Valley Park FPD *1st Alarm* house fire @ 294 Crescent Ave x Crescent Oaks. Heavy fire in the basement. S/C for an AMBO. [STL899]. 6:25p.m.
· 2nd Alarm - GOFFSTOWN, NH: 100 St Anselms Dr. "The Abbey Church" at St.Anselms College. Heavy fire in rear of the building. *158.88* C101 [TAC9-C57]. 7:41p.m.
· Update: 2nd Alarm GOFFSTOWN, NH: 100 St.Anselms Dr. OIC reports heavy fire knocked down. Co.'s overhauling and checking for extension. *158.88* C101 [TAC9-C57]. 7:49p.m.
· LINDENWOLD (CAMDEN Co.), NJ: **2nd-Alarm** at the Stonington Court Apartments, APT #316 1800 Laurel Rd. 2nd Alarm Ladder to nose in and go in service. Heavy fire in Apt. Fire is DWH [EAN3305]. 7:49a.m.
· 2nd Alarm Equiv. REHOBOTH, MA: 81 School St. Fire through out a large 2-story irregular shape 50x60 wood frame dwelling. Tanker Task Force with 7 Tankers and 3 Engines M/A. *154.100* C319/C390. [TAC9-C51]. 8:12p.m.
· Update – 2nd Alarm Equiv. REHOBOTH, MA: 81 School St. OIC reports Companies making progress. Cancel the Tanker Task Force with the exception of Berkley and Swansea. C319. C390 O/S. [TAC9-C51]. 8:32p.m.
· LINDENWOLD (CAMDEN Co.), NJ: **2nd-Alarm** Update 300 Bldg Stonington Ct 1800 Laurel Rd. Co.'s have heavy fire 2nd floor still. Several Units involved. Tower Ladder in operation. Numerous handlines working. Fire is still very DWH. [EAN STAFF 3305]. 8:50p.m.
· LINDENWOLD (CAMDEN Co.), NJ: **3rd-Alarm** 1800 Laurel Rd, Stonington Ct. Apartments. Co.'s have heavy fire thru roof and 2nd floor of a 2-story Garden style Apartment complex. Total 8 units involved. 4 Aerial devices in service. Fire is DWH. [EANSTAFF 3305]. 9:16p.m.
· STLFN: O’FALLON (ST.CLAIR Co.), IL: O’Fallon FD is on scene of a flue fire @ 204 E. Wesley Dr. Chief 4300 advises fire coming from the chimney. (STL 835). 9:34p.m.
· W. MANCHESTER (YORK Co.), PA: 2nd Alarm @ 2450 Potomac Ave. Dwelling fully involved. [DC/PA1]. 10:08p.m.
· NEWARK, NJ: 22-3529 on arrival @ 772 Mount Prospect Ave. (2) 3-story frames involved. People trapped. [EAN10]. 11:52p.m.
· Update – NEWARK, NJ: Urgent 3rd Alarm @ 772 Mount Prospect Ave. (2) 3-story wood frames fully involved. [EAN10]. 11:53p.m.
· Update – NEWARK, NJ: 3rd Alarm @ 772 Prospect Ave. Fire in (4) 3 story wood frame dwellings. [EAN10]. 11:57p.m.
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Eaton Twp (Lorain): MVA/ROLLOVER/PIN SR 57 & Chestnut Ridge Rd. Metro LifeFlight # 1 (31219) S/C'd. FPO/701/D703 ©
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Columbus: Extra Company MVA Tuttle Crossing & Paul Blazer Pkwy. Multiple car MVA. Cos: Eng 95 (Washington Twp), Med 95, 30, 11, Res17cuE, EMS 17. FPO/D260 ©
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Violet Twp (Fairfield): MVA/TRAUMA in area of SR 204 & Milnor Rd. Car vs pole. Prolonged extrication. Cos: Eng 591, Res592cuE, Med 592. Med 592 to Grant Medical Center, level 2 trauma. FPO/D260 ©
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Columbus: Extra Company MVA Tuttle Crossing & Paul Blazer Pkwy. Med 95, 30, 11 all to Riverside with one each. Reported as 5 cars involved. FPO/D260 ©
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Columbus: Extra Company MVA Henderson Rd & Knightsbridge Blvd. Cos: Eng 11, Med 11, 73 (Upper Arlington), 27, Res11cuE. FPO/D260 ©
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Columbus: Extra Company MVA Henderson Rd & Knightsbridge Blvd. Add Eng 19, Med 19 to the card. 2 Transported to OSU Main, 2 Transported to Riverside. FPO/D260 ©
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Columbus: W/F Behind 804 Heyl Ave. Eng 2 reports garage well off. Cos: Eng 2, 3, Lad 2, Res2cuE, Med 15, 8, BN 1. FPO/D260 ©
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Columbus: W/F Behind 804 Heyl Ave. No RIC needed. EMS 14 on the card. BN 1 reports fire K/D. S/C Fire Prevention. Holding Eng 2, Lad 2. FPO/D260 ©
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Erie, PA: W/F Box # 372 @ 2340 East 43rd. Cos: Eng 13, 8, 6, 3, TL 1, DC 323, EMS 36, S 20. Eng 13 reports 3 sty garden style atp bldg with heavy smoke & fire showing from Apt # 1. Recall off-duty platoon. FPO/D801 ©
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Piner-Fiskburg, KY (Kenton): (Delayed from 0345) W/F 15344 Carlysle Rd. M/A Independent FD. FPO/1002/D217 ©
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Cincinnati: W/F 2568 Ingleside. Fire on 3rd floor of 3 sty brk house. Fire U/C B/O Dist 4. 1 victim being treated for smoke inhalation by Res 46. Cos: Eng 23, 32, Trk 23, 19, Dist 4. Eng 19 - RIT. Res 46, Dist 3 OTW. FPO/D605 ©
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B S T & G (Delaware): W/F 13905 Hartford Rd. Chimney fire with extension to house. Cos: Eng 351, 353, Lad 351, DelCo Med 2. W/F Cos: Eng 451 (Harlem Twp), 501 (Monroe Twp), 381 (Porter-Kingston), Tank 451, 381, 424, EMS 461. FPO/240/D320 ©
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Carlisle Twp (Lorain): W/F 12521 Indian Hollow Rd. House fire. M/A on stand-by ATT. FPO/D703 ©
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B S T & G (Delaware): W/F 13905 Hartford Rd. Fire K/D ATT. Holding all companies. FPO/240/D320 ©
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Cleveland: ALERT 2 Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. Smoke in ****pit of inbound 737. NFI ATT. FPO/D703 ©
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Cleveland: ALERT 2 Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. Aircraft landed without incident. All companies in service. FPO/D703 ©
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West Licking JFD (Licking): W/F 84 Woodington Rd. Cos: Eng 401, 402, 403, TL 401, Quint 141 (Jefferson Twp), Res121cuE (Plain Twp), BN 401, 141. House fire. FPO/D276 ©
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West Licking JFD (Licking): W/F 84 Woodington Rd. Fully involved house fire. Add BN 400, Eng 164 (Truro Twp), Med 161 on the card. Next in engine to lay supply line. FPO/D276 ©
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West Licking JFD (Licking): W/F 84 Woodington Rd. Bad hydrant in front of house. Res401cuE on the card. T/L 401 being set up. FPO/D276 ©
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Port Columbus International Airport (Franklin): Rural/Metro ARFF on scene of fire onboard an America West Airbus 300 @ Gate B-7. W/F by BN 412. Cos: BN 412, AirCrash 401, 403, 405, AirMedic 404. FPO/D249 ©
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Port Columbus International Airport (Franklin): Rural/Metro ARFF on scene of fire onboard an America West Airbus 300 @ Gate B-7. Evacuations of concourse B in progress. AirCrash 403's Snozzle up & flowing light water/ARFF foam. Fire showing. Chief 400 S/C'd. FPO/D249 ©
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*** REPORT FROM THE LINE OF FIRE ***
Feb.2, 2002
PROVIDENCE R.I.
S/4165 0652hrs E15-14-6 T6-2 SH R-1 B-2 - 351 Manton Ave
Prelim 0654hrs E-15 reports heavy smoke showing
2-4165 0700hrs B/O E-15 - E8-3-5 TL-1 ASU R-3 D-1 - 351 Manton Ave
PR#1 2-4165 0700 E-15 reports heavy fire showing floors 1&2 3 story OMD exposure problem side 4, possible people trapped.
S/C 2-4165 0703hrs R-4 351 Manton Ave.
S/C 2-4165 0705hrs E-7 (RIT) Car 1-6-56-59 Cant-1. 351 Manton Ave.
S/C 2-4165 0714hrs R-2 351 Manton Ave.
TF 0717hrs E-11 L-7 to E14 & L-6 (Atwells Ave)
PR#2 2-4165 0718hrs Command reports bulk of fire knocked down, searches negative, exposures covered, several victims with EMS
FPR 2-4165 0817hrs Command reports fire under control. 5 parties removed to hospital with non serious injuries.
Joe Sullivan
jsulliva@loudoun.gov
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LOS ANGELES, CA:
CIVILIAN FATALITY FIRE:
On Sunday, February 03, 2002 at 1731 Hours (5:31 PM PST), four Companies of Los Angeles Firefighters and two LAFD Rescue Ambulances under the direction of LAFD Task Force 14 Commander Robert Munoa responded to a Civilian Fatality Fire at 1344 East 42nd Street in the Newton area south of Downtown Los Angeles. The first Company to arrive on scene was directed to an 84 year-old woman lying upon a smoldering upholstered sofa within the front room of a one-story single-family dwelling. The woman, who had sustained significant burn injuries, was without vital signs of life. Despite the efforts of bystanders and a quick response by Los Angeles Firefighters, the woman was beyond medical assistance and was declared deceased at the scene. Witnesses state they were alerted to the fire by screams coming from within the residence. Using large bottles of water on the premises, and later assisted by a neighbor with a fire extinguisher, the bystanders gained access to the woman and all but extinguished the fire prior to the Fire Department’s arrival. Fire damage was confined to the vicinity of the sofa, and there were no other injuries. Monetary loss from the fire is estimated at $800 in contents damage, while the cause of this early evening blaze remains under active investigation by Los Angeles Police and Fire Department officials.
REPORT PREPARED BY:
Yours in Safety and Service,
Brian Humphrey
Firefighter/Specialist
Public Service Officer
Los Angeles Fire Department
200 North Main Street, Room EOC-423
Los Angeles, CA 90012 USA
Fax: (213) 485-2708
LAFD E-Mail: beh9593@lafd.lacity.org
LAFD Website: http://www.lafd.org
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***BALTIMORE, MARYLAND FIRE HISTORY***
for February 3rd:
1926: 6 Alarms - Box#167 - 2040hrs - Fleet St & Broadway - Fells Point (Southeast Of Downtown) - Fire involved the 3 story Goldenberg Department Store - Flames were shooting through all 3 floors & the roof on arrival of BC-1, Michael A. Lind, who sounded the 3rd alarm @ 2044hrs - #3 Hayes aerial ladder was raised but it was reached by the flames & caught fire before it could be lowered away - The strong gale like winds blew the flames directly across the roof of Broadway Market & threatened to destroy it - Chief Engineer August Emrich sounded the 6th alarm @ 2058hrs - #17 Hayes aerial ladder was positioned against the wall when a civilian jumped on the truck & climbed the up the ladder - Posing with ease @ the rooftop & with flames licking all around him, he took off his coat & heroically fanned it as a Eastern District Patrolman climbed up after him - When the officer reached out to grab him, he jumped off the ladder & plummeted to the sidewalk - Onlookers thought he was dead, but he suddenly got up & started to walk away, then crumbled to the ground with a broken leg - The fire was still blazing brightly @ midnight, the side wall buckled & swayed a moment, just enough time for @ least (30) firefighters to flee, then collapsed, but (3) were trapped in the rubble - Every available firefighter dug into the pile of hot bricks & soon uncovered Firefighters Louis Votta, E-23, William Pierce, E-6, & Frederick Hall, E-11 - They were all injured, but had a miraculous escape from instant death - After an all night battle the fire was extinguished, but firefighters remained on the scene until dusk the next day. (TUH)
1936: 6 Alarms - Box#3121 - 0340hrs - Davis & Saratoga Sts - Downtown East - Fire involved the 4 story brick American Cooperage Company Warehouse - The block long warehouse was filled with reclaimed barrels still containing vapors of alcohol & whiskey, & was burning fiercely - DC-4, John Steadman, sounded 6 alarms in rapid succession - Firefighters were hampered by the 10 degree temperature as water from the hoses turned to ice as soon as it hit anything - The Sisters of Mercy, from nearby Mercy Hospital, kept the firefighters supplied with steaming hot coffee, & 4 hours later only the shell of the structure remained - Ladder Trucks #'s 1 & 16 were so heavily coated with ice that it was impossible to move them - They remained frozen to the ground, with all the aerial ladders still against the burned out shell until afternoon, when Captain William H. Stagge, Repair Shop, drove Reserve E-23 to the scene, raised clouds of steam & thawed out the ice encrusted rigs - It was the last use of a steam engine on any fireground. (TUH)
1965: 4 Alarms - Box#365 - 941 Pennsylvania Ave - Seton Hill (Northwest Of Downtown) - Fire involved a restaurant & bar. (CHM1)
1980: 5 Alarms - Box#631 - 1300 Race St - South Baltimore - Fire involved the 3 story brick Imperial Packing Company. (CHM1)
George T. Ehrman
DC/BMD/E*23
chinman.gte@verizon.net
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· Chicago FireHISTORY: Feb.2, 1902: FIRE INSURANCE PATROL 7 to new quarters at 1628 W. Division St. *Feb 2, 1960 ENGINES 4 & 27 to new Quarters at 548 W. Division St. *Feb 3, 1891 ENGINE 60 organized at 1315 E. 55th St. ENGINE 3 relocated from 1129 W. Chicago Ave. to former Vol Quarters at 855 W. Erie St.; then TRUCK 19 reorganized at 1129 W. Chicago Ave. – former quarters Engine 3. [CHGO-18]. 9:10p.m.
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Camden NJ -
CFD Activity for January 2002
Working fires 11 All Hands,
2nd Alarms =7
3rd Alarm=1
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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)
Sunday, February 03, 2002
· KANSAS CITY, MO: Working fire @ 804 Blue Ridge x 8th Street. 1-story frame. Reported to be a basement fire. CAR104, P23, P52(Reserve), P71, R12, T10, AIR1, MAST AMB. [KCFN-02]. 12:09a.m.
· STLFN: ST. LOUIS, MO: STLFD has a 1st Alarm for a fire in a building with 2 children trapped on the 2nd floor at 4454 West Bell. BC 805 reports smoke in the attic 1 line off. PUMPERS: 28, 10, 17, 26, HL 15, BC 805, 806, SQUAD 2. [STL819]. 12:28a.m.
· STLFN: ST. LOUIS, MO: Update on STLFD's 1st Alarm at 4454 West Bell. BC 805 reports they have 2 lines off and they are conducting a primary search. BC 805 now requests FIU-Car 821 and both utilities. [STL819]. 12:37a.m.
· STLFN: ST. LOUIS, MO: Update - STLFD's 1st Alarm at 4454 West Bell. BC805 reports they have 1 victim and EMS is doing an assessment. DC810 is on the scene. [STL819]. 12:39a.m.
· STLFN: ST. LOUIS, MO: Update - STLFD's 1st Alarm at 4454 West Bell. DC810 reports that the fire has been confined. A secondary search is underway. There was only one child in the house at he has been found. [STL819]. 12:48a.m.
· STLFN: ST. LOUIS, MO: Update - STLFD's 1st Alarm at (correct address) 4458 West Bell. By orders of DC810 strike out the 1st alarm. FIU Supervisor 820 is on the scene. [STL819]. 1:27a.m.
· 2nd Alarm – WATERTOWN, MA: 39 Permont Street. An occupied house. Cellar fire extending up. *483.7125* [TAC9-C09]. 3:03a.m.
· 2nd Alarm – LUDLOW, MA: Kendall St. off of West St. Occupied house. 2 victims removed & transported on a PUSH by ALS. M/A to the scene and for cover. State FMO requested. *154.205* [TAC9-C09]. 3:23a.m.
· Update – 2nd Alarm – WATERTOWN, MA: 39 Piermont St. 2-story occupied cellar fire has extended. House now well involved. *483.7125* [TAC9-C09]. 3:25a.m.
· EDINBURGH (CHRISTIAN Co.), IL: Garage fire at 401 W. Washington St. Smoke showing. [CIFN*99]. 7:44a.m.
· OCEANPORT (MONMOUTH Co.), NJ: 2nd Alarm 47 Sagamore. Well-involved 2.5-story frame private dwelling. M/A Co.'s to scene & for cover. DWH. [EAN STAFF/100]. 7:48a.m.
· RICHMOND, VA: Double Fatal working fire @ 2930 Baronet Dr. Fully involved house. Multiple rescues made, 2 children transported. Some units still on scene at this time. Quints: 22,23,21, Rescue-3, Batt-3 worked. (RFD) (VFN175). 8:13a.m.
· 2nd Alarm - NORTH HAVERHILL, NH: 137 Partridge Lane. Structure fire. Reported as a garage. Unknown if attached to a dwelling. C101,C09 *[TAC9-C185]. 9:36a.m.
· KANSAS CITY, MO: Working fire at 26th Street & Chestnut. Smoke/fire showing from a 2-story frame. CAR104, P18, P51, R11, R31, T5, T2. [KCFN-02]. 9:54a.m.
· Final Update – OCEANPORT (MONMOUTH Co.), NJ: 2nd Alarm @ 47 Sagamore. 2.5 story frame with heavy fire damage thru-out. Several pets DOA at scene. 1 civilian x-ported to hospital with smoke inhalation. Fire is under control. Units continue to overhaul. [NJ8766/EAN STAFF/100]. 10:58a.m.
· STLFN: ST. LOUIS, MO: STLFD has a house fire at 3010 Dakota. Small fire has been contained. S/C Fire Investigation Unit 821 to the scene & S/C an ambulance for a civilian injury. Some sort of disturbance occurred there as well. [STL810]. 11:15a.m.
· STLFN: HAZELWOOD (ST.LOUIS Co.), MO: Hazelwood FD *1st Alarm* working structure fire @ #23 Teson Garden Walk x Teson Rd. Kitchen fire. 5" line laid. AMBO & utilities notified. [STL899]. 1:03p.m.
· STLFN: HAZELWOOD (ST.LOUIS Co.), MO: Update Hazelwood FD's *1st Alarm* @ #23 Teson Garden Walk x Teson Rd. Fire knocked down. Primary search (-), secondary underway. Red Cross requested for family assistance. [STL899]. 1:10p.m.
· RAYMORE (JACKSON Co.), MO: South Metro FPD has a working fire @ 15109 E. 195th Street. Reported as a fully involved garage attached to the house. Belton & Central Jackson Co. FPD is M/A. [KCFN-02]. 3:28p.m.
· BRONX, NY: *2nd Alarm* Box 3359, 84 W. 188 St. fire on top floor of a 6-story brick occupied multiple dwelling. DWH [EAN13/100]. 3:32p.m.
· Update – BRONX, NY: 2nd Alarm Box 3359, 84 W. 188 St. Heavy fire from 2 windows. Fire building is a 6-story brick 65x100 H-type occupied multiple dwelling. Fire is DWH. [EAN13/100]. 3:34p.m.
· STLFN: ST. CHARLES Co., MO: Cottleville FPD *1st Alarm* @ 1401 Navaho Trail. Residential house fire. Smoke showing on arrival. [STL899]. 3:44p.m.
· OVERLAND PARK (JOHNSON Co.), KS: (2) working fires in the area of 6711 Riley x 67th Street. Reported two houses going. NFI-ATT. [KCFN-02]. 3:44p.m.
· Update – BRONX, NY: 22-3359 *2nd Alarm* at 84 W.188 St. x Aqueduct Ave W. Fire on top floor of a 6-story H type 55x150 building. Fire knocked down, P/W/H. [MNS-154*]. 3:44p.m.
· 2nd Alarm – NORTHBORO, MA: 25 Abanathy Road. Reported attached garage well involved with extension to the front of the dwelling. All Companies working. *154.445* [TAC9-C20]. 4:33p.m.
· Update – 2nd Alarm – NORTHBORO, MA: 25 Abenaki Rd (correct address). Reported attached garage well involved with extension to the dwelling. 3-lines stretched & operating. M/A in from Berlin & Westboro to the scene & Shrewsbury for coverage. [TAC9-C20]. 4:45p.m.
· Update – 2nd Alarm – NORTHBORO, MA: 25 Abenaki Road. I/C reports fire knocked down. Co.'s overhauling. PWH *154.445* [TAC9-C20]. 5:03p.m.
· STLFN: TWIN OAKS (ST.LOUIS Co.), MO: Valley Park FPD *1st Alarm* house fire @ 264 Crescent Ave x Crescent Oaks. M/A for additional equipment requested. [STL899]. 6:17p.m.
· STLFN: TWIN OAKS (ST.LOUIS Co.), MO: Update - Valley Park FPD *1st Alarm* house fire @ 294 Crescent Ave x Crescent Oaks. Heavy fire in the basement. S/C for an AMBO. [STL899]. 6:25p.m.
· 2nd Alarm - GOFFSTOWN, NH: 100 St Anselms Dr. "The Abbey Church" at St.Anselms College. Heavy fire in rear of the building. *158.88* C101 [TAC9-C57]. 7:41p.m.
· Update: 2nd Alarm GOFFSTOWN, NH: 100 St.Anselms Dr. OIC reports heavy fire knocked down. Co.'s overhauling and checking for extension. *158.88* C101 [TAC9-C57]. 7:49p.m.
· LINDENWOLD (CAMDEN Co.), NJ: **2nd-Alarm** at the Stonington Court Apartments, APT #316 1800 Laurel Rd. 2nd Alarm Ladder to nose in and go in service. Heavy fire in Apt. Fire is DWH [EAN3305]. 7:49a.m.
· 2nd Alarm Equiv. REHOBOTH, MA: 81 School St. Fire through out a large 2-story irregular shape 50x60 wood frame dwelling. Tanker Task Force with 7 Tankers and 3 Engines M/A. *154.100* C319/C390. [TAC9-C51]. 8:12p.m.
· Update – 2nd Alarm Equiv. REHOBOTH, MA: 81 School St. OIC reports Companies making progress. Cancel the Tanker Task Force with the exception of Berkley and Swansea. C319. C390 O/S. [TAC9-C51]. 8:32p.m.
· LINDENWOLD (CAMDEN Co.), NJ: **2nd-Alarm** Update 300 Bldg Stonington Ct 1800 Laurel Rd. Co.'s have heavy fire 2nd floor still. Several Units involved. Tower Ladder in operation. Numerous handlines working. Fire is still very DWH. [EAN STAFF 3305]. 8:50p.m.
· LINDENWOLD (CAMDEN Co.), NJ: **3rd-Alarm** 1800 Laurel Rd, Stonington Ct. Apartments. Co.'s have heavy fire thru roof and 2nd floor of a 2-story Garden style Apartment complex. Total 8 units involved. 4 Aerial devices in service. Fire is DWH. [EANSTAFF 3305]. 9:16p.m.
· STLFN: O’FALLON (ST.CLAIR Co.), IL: O’Fallon FD is on scene of a flue fire @ 204 E. Wesley Dr. Chief 4300 advises fire coming from the chimney. (STL 835). 9:34p.m.
· W. MANCHESTER (YORK Co.), PA: 2nd Alarm @ 2450 Potomac Ave. Dwelling fully involved. [DC/PA1]. 10:08p.m.
· NEWARK, NJ: 22-3529 on arrival @ 772 Mount Prospect Ave. (2) 3-story frames involved. People trapped. [EAN10]. 11:52p.m.
· Update – NEWARK, NJ: Urgent 3rd Alarm @ 772 Mount Prospect Ave. (2) 3-story wood frames fully involved. [EAN10]. 11:53p.m.
· Update – NEWARK, NJ: 3rd Alarm @ 772 Prospect Ave. Fire in (4) 3 story wood frame dwellings. [EAN10]. 11:57p.m.
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Eaton Twp (Lorain): MVA/ROLLOVER/PIN SR 57 & Chestnut Ridge Rd. Metro LifeFlight # 1 (31219) S/C'd. FPO/701/D703 ©
- 0222
Columbus: Extra Company MVA Tuttle Crossing & Paul Blazer Pkwy. Multiple car MVA. Cos: Eng 95 (Washington Twp), Med 95, 30, 11, Res17cuE, EMS 17. FPO/D260 ©
- 0240
Violet Twp (Fairfield): MVA/TRAUMA in area of SR 204 & Milnor Rd. Car vs pole. Prolonged extrication. Cos: Eng 591, Res592cuE, Med 592. Med 592 to Grant Medical Center, level 2 trauma. FPO/D260 ©
- 0242
Columbus: Extra Company MVA Tuttle Crossing & Paul Blazer Pkwy. Med 95, 30, 11 all to Riverside with one each. Reported as 5 cars involved. FPO/D260 ©
- 0301
Columbus: Extra Company MVA Henderson Rd & Knightsbridge Blvd. Cos: Eng 11, Med 11, 73 (Upper Arlington), 27, Res11cuE. FPO/D260 ©
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Columbus: Extra Company MVA Henderson Rd & Knightsbridge Blvd. Add Eng 19, Med 19 to the card. 2 Transported to OSU Main, 2 Transported to Riverside. FPO/D260 ©
- 0328
Columbus: W/F Behind 804 Heyl Ave. Eng 2 reports garage well off. Cos: Eng 2, 3, Lad 2, Res2cuE, Med 15, 8, BN 1. FPO/D260 ©
- 0333
Columbus: W/F Behind 804 Heyl Ave. No RIC needed. EMS 14 on the card. BN 1 reports fire K/D. S/C Fire Prevention. Holding Eng 2, Lad 2. FPO/D260 ©
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Erie, PA: W/F Box # 372 @ 2340 East 43rd. Cos: Eng 13, 8, 6, 3, TL 1, DC 323, EMS 36, S 20. Eng 13 reports 3 sty garden style atp bldg with heavy smoke & fire showing from Apt # 1. Recall off-duty platoon. FPO/D801 ©
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Piner-Fiskburg, KY (Kenton): (Delayed from 0345) W/F 15344 Carlysle Rd. M/A Independent FD. FPO/1002/D217 ©
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Cincinnati: W/F 2568 Ingleside. Fire on 3rd floor of 3 sty brk house. Fire U/C B/O Dist 4. 1 victim being treated for smoke inhalation by Res 46. Cos: Eng 23, 32, Trk 23, 19, Dist 4. Eng 19 - RIT. Res 46, Dist 3 OTW. FPO/D605 ©
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B S T & G (Delaware): W/F 13905 Hartford Rd. Chimney fire with extension to house. Cos: Eng 351, 353, Lad 351, DelCo Med 2. W/F Cos: Eng 451 (Harlem Twp), 501 (Monroe Twp), 381 (Porter-Kingston), Tank 451, 381, 424, EMS 461. FPO/240/D320 ©
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Carlisle Twp (Lorain): W/F 12521 Indian Hollow Rd. House fire. M/A on stand-by ATT. FPO/D703 ©
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B S T & G (Delaware): W/F 13905 Hartford Rd. Fire K/D ATT. Holding all companies. FPO/240/D320 ©
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Cleveland: ALERT 2 Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. Smoke in ****pit of inbound 737. NFI ATT. FPO/D703 ©
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Cleveland: ALERT 2 Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. Aircraft landed without incident. All companies in service. FPO/D703 ©
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West Licking JFD (Licking): W/F 84 Woodington Rd. Cos: Eng 401, 402, 403, TL 401, Quint 141 (Jefferson Twp), Res121cuE (Plain Twp), BN 401, 141. House fire. FPO/D276 ©
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West Licking JFD (Licking): W/F 84 Woodington Rd. Fully involved house fire. Add BN 400, Eng 164 (Truro Twp), Med 161 on the card. Next in engine to lay supply line. FPO/D276 ©
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West Licking JFD (Licking): W/F 84 Woodington Rd. Bad hydrant in front of house. Res401cuE on the card. T/L 401 being set up. FPO/D276 ©
- 1911
Port Columbus International Airport (Franklin): Rural/Metro ARFF on scene of fire onboard an America West Airbus 300 @ Gate B-7. W/F by BN 412. Cos: BN 412, AirCrash 401, 403, 405, AirMedic 404. FPO/D249 ©
- 1915
Port Columbus International Airport (Franklin): Rural/Metro ARFF on scene of fire onboard an America West Airbus 300 @ Gate B-7. Evacuations of concourse B in progress. AirCrash 403's Snozzle up & flowing light water/ARFF foam. Fire showing. Chief 400 S/C'd. FPO/D249 ©
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*** REPORT FROM THE LINE OF FIRE ***
Feb.2, 2002
PROVIDENCE R.I.
S/4165 0652hrs E15-14-6 T6-2 SH R-1 B-2 - 351 Manton Ave
Prelim 0654hrs E-15 reports heavy smoke showing
2-4165 0700hrs B/O E-15 - E8-3-5 TL-1 ASU R-3 D-1 - 351 Manton Ave
PR#1 2-4165 0700 E-15 reports heavy fire showing floors 1&2 3 story OMD exposure problem side 4, possible people trapped.
S/C 2-4165 0703hrs R-4 351 Manton Ave.
S/C 2-4165 0705hrs E-7 (RIT) Car 1-6-56-59 Cant-1. 351 Manton Ave.
S/C 2-4165 0714hrs R-2 351 Manton Ave.
TF 0717hrs E-11 L-7 to E14 & L-6 (Atwells Ave)
PR#2 2-4165 0718hrs Command reports bulk of fire knocked down, searches negative, exposures covered, several victims with EMS
FPR 2-4165 0817hrs Command reports fire under control. 5 parties removed to hospital with non serious injuries.
Joe Sullivan
jsulliva@loudoun.gov
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LOS ANGELES, CA:
CIVILIAN FATALITY FIRE:
On Sunday, February 03, 2002 at 1731 Hours (5:31 PM PST), four Companies of Los Angeles Firefighters and two LAFD Rescue Ambulances under the direction of LAFD Task Force 14 Commander Robert Munoa responded to a Civilian Fatality Fire at 1344 East 42nd Street in the Newton area south of Downtown Los Angeles. The first Company to arrive on scene was directed to an 84 year-old woman lying upon a smoldering upholstered sofa within the front room of a one-story single-family dwelling. The woman, who had sustained significant burn injuries, was without vital signs of life. Despite the efforts of bystanders and a quick response by Los Angeles Firefighters, the woman was beyond medical assistance and was declared deceased at the scene. Witnesses state they were alerted to the fire by screams coming from within the residence. Using large bottles of water on the premises, and later assisted by a neighbor with a fire extinguisher, the bystanders gained access to the woman and all but extinguished the fire prior to the Fire Department’s arrival. Fire damage was confined to the vicinity of the sofa, and there were no other injuries. Monetary loss from the fire is estimated at $800 in contents damage, while the cause of this early evening blaze remains under active investigation by Los Angeles Police and Fire Department officials.
REPORT PREPARED BY:
Yours in Safety and Service,
Brian Humphrey
Firefighter/Specialist
Public Service Officer
Los Angeles Fire Department
200 North Main Street, Room EOC-423
Los Angeles, CA 90012 USA
Fax: (213) 485-2708
LAFD E-Mail: beh9593@lafd.lacity.org
LAFD Website: http://www.lafd.org
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***BALTIMORE, MARYLAND FIRE HISTORY***
for February 3rd:
1926: 6 Alarms - Box#167 - 2040hrs - Fleet St & Broadway - Fells Point (Southeast Of Downtown) - Fire involved the 3 story Goldenberg Department Store - Flames were shooting through all 3 floors & the roof on arrival of BC-1, Michael A. Lind, who sounded the 3rd alarm @ 2044hrs - #3 Hayes aerial ladder was raised but it was reached by the flames & caught fire before it could be lowered away - The strong gale like winds blew the flames directly across the roof of Broadway Market & threatened to destroy it - Chief Engineer August Emrich sounded the 6th alarm @ 2058hrs - #17 Hayes aerial ladder was positioned against the wall when a civilian jumped on the truck & climbed the up the ladder - Posing with ease @ the rooftop & with flames licking all around him, he took off his coat & heroically fanned it as a Eastern District Patrolman climbed up after him - When the officer reached out to grab him, he jumped off the ladder & plummeted to the sidewalk - Onlookers thought he was dead, but he suddenly got up & started to walk away, then crumbled to the ground with a broken leg - The fire was still blazing brightly @ midnight, the side wall buckled & swayed a moment, just enough time for @ least (30) firefighters to flee, then collapsed, but (3) were trapped in the rubble - Every available firefighter dug into the pile of hot bricks & soon uncovered Firefighters Louis Votta, E-23, William Pierce, E-6, & Frederick Hall, E-11 - They were all injured, but had a miraculous escape from instant death - After an all night battle the fire was extinguished, but firefighters remained on the scene until dusk the next day. (TUH)
1936: 6 Alarms - Box#3121 - 0340hrs - Davis & Saratoga Sts - Downtown East - Fire involved the 4 story brick American Cooperage Company Warehouse - The block long warehouse was filled with reclaimed barrels still containing vapors of alcohol & whiskey, & was burning fiercely - DC-4, John Steadman, sounded 6 alarms in rapid succession - Firefighters were hampered by the 10 degree temperature as water from the hoses turned to ice as soon as it hit anything - The Sisters of Mercy, from nearby Mercy Hospital, kept the firefighters supplied with steaming hot coffee, & 4 hours later only the shell of the structure remained - Ladder Trucks #'s 1 & 16 were so heavily coated with ice that it was impossible to move them - They remained frozen to the ground, with all the aerial ladders still against the burned out shell until afternoon, when Captain William H. Stagge, Repair Shop, drove Reserve E-23 to the scene, raised clouds of steam & thawed out the ice encrusted rigs - It was the last use of a steam engine on any fireground. (TUH)
1965: 4 Alarms - Box#365 - 941 Pennsylvania Ave - Seton Hill (Northwest Of Downtown) - Fire involved a restaurant & bar. (CHM1)
1980: 5 Alarms - Box#631 - 1300 Race St - South Baltimore - Fire involved the 3 story brick Imperial Packing Company. (CHM1)
George T. Ehrman
DC/BMD/E*23
chinman.gte@verizon.net
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· Chicago FireHISTORY: Feb.2, 1902: FIRE INSURANCE PATROL 7 to new quarters at 1628 W. Division St. *Feb 2, 1960 ENGINES 4 & 27 to new Quarters at 548 W. Division St. *Feb 3, 1891 ENGINE 60 organized at 1315 E. 55th St. ENGINE 3 relocated from 1129 W. Chicago Ave. to former Vol Quarters at 855 W. Erie St.; then TRUCK 19 reorganized at 1129 W. Chicago Ave. – former quarters Engine 3. [CHGO-18]. 9:10p.m.
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Camden NJ -
CFD Activity for January 2002
Working fires 11 All Hands,
2nd Alarms =7
3rd Alarm=1
***Haz-Mat 6 ****
Not bad for just 7 Engine Co's and 3 Truck Co's
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