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03-05-2002, 08:32 AM
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Monday, March 04, 2002
· BROOKLYN, NY: 22-0892 *2nd Alarm* at 1803 Fulton St x Rochester Ave. Fire on top of a 3-story occupied multiple dwelling 20 x 40. Extension into exposure 4 top floor. (1) 10-45 No Code. EMS is treating a 4 year-old with heavy burns. [MNS-154*]. 1:20a.m.
· Update – BROOKLYN, NY: 22-0892 *2nd Alarm* at 1803 Fulton St x Rochester Ave. *(2) 10-45's No Code*. [MNS-154*]. 1:22a.m.
· Update – BROOKLYN, NY: 22-0892 *2nd Alarm* at 1803 Fulton St. x Rochester Ave. *(4) 10-45's, 1 is Code 1 "DOA"*. [MNS-154/62*]. 1:30a.m.
· Update – BROOKLYN, NY: 22-0892 *2nd Alarm* at 1803 Fulton St. x Rochester Ave. 4 lines stretched, 3 in operation. (4) 10-45's, 3 are code 1 "DOA", 1 is Code 2. [MNS-154/62*]. 1:35a.m.
· Update – BROOKLYN, NY: 22-0892 *2nd Alarm* at 1803 Fulton St. x Rochester Ave: Fire is under control. MNS62 on scene. [MNS-154*]. 2:31a.m.
· KANSAS CITY, MO: (04:15hrs) Working fire @ 3720 N. Grand x NE 39th Street. Fire showing from a 1-story frame. 2 small lines used. CAR103, P6, P34, R1, R12(RIT), T12. [KCFN-02]. 5:20a.m.
· 3rd Alarm – RYE, NH: 50 Sea Road. Building fire. M/A from several towns. *159.190* C101 [TAC9-C768]. 5:20a.m.
· DELAWARE (DELAWARE Co.), OH: Working fire *2nd Alarm* on W. Winter St. (Buns Restaurant). All Delaware Fire Units. M/A from Tri Twp., Liberty Twp., Orange Twp., Scoito Twp. Heavy fire and smoke. Off duty personal special called. [FPO/246/D284] (c). 6:36a.m.
· 4th Alarm – RYE, NH: 50 Sea Road: Large 2.5-story frame dwelling. Multi M/A on scene. 4th Alarm struck for manpower. C101 C603 [TAC9-C811]. 6:51a.m.
· Update – DELAWARE (DELAWARE Co.), OH: Working fire *2nd Alarm* on W. Winter St. (Buns Restaurant). Heavy fire and smoke. Horns have sounded. Going to defense mode. 2 Towers up and working. [FPO/246*/D284] (c). 6:53a.m.
· DELAWARE (DELAWARE Co.), OH: Working fire *3rd Alarm Equiv.* on W. Winter St. (Buns Restaurant). Cold temperature hampering Firefighters. This is a 2-story brick about 75x100. Fire is threatening exposures buildings. [FPO/246*/D284] (c). 7:34a.m.
· STLFN: (2330hrs. 3/3/02) EAST ST. LOUIS (ST.CLAIR Co.), IL: ESTLFD was on scene of a house fire at 4714 Forest Blvd. 2-story occupied house. Fire in upstairs bedroom. Quick knock down. Red Cross called for family assistance. ENGINE Co.’s: 422 & 424. [STL997]. 8:43a.m.
· STLFN: ST. LOUIS Co., MO: Mehlville FPD has a 1st Alarm for a fire in an Apartment at 10790 Wrenfield Dr. There is a civilian burn victim down in the front yard at this time. [STL810]. 1:05p.m.
· STLFN: WRIGHT CITY (WARREN Co.), MO: Wright City FPD has a working fire @ 1183 Country Creek x of Hwy M. Companies: 9853 8933 8913 8901 9801 responding. Staging is in area of Hwy M. Reported trailer fire. Special Call for Tankers from St. Charles County. NFI/ATT. [STL388]. 1:17p.m.
· STLFN: WRIGHT CITY (WARREN Co.), MO: Update – Wright City FPD’s 1st Alarm @ 1183 Country Creek: They are running Tanker shuttle operations at the 6th 20 minute MARC. All Co.'s accounted for. Some Co.'s are in rehab. Remaining out for mop-up approx 1.5hrs. [STL388]. 2:18p.m.
· CAMDEN (CAMDEN Co.), NJ: 2nd Alarm struck on arrival at 111 N 26th St. Chief arriving reports heavy fire from a 2.5-story vacant structure. [EAN]. 3:15p.m.
· CAMDEN (CAMDEN Co.), NJ: **2nd Alarm** 111 N 26th St. Co.'s have heavy fire thru out a 2.5- story frame. Extending to exposures. Res1cue to split crew and search exposure. Ladder Co. setting up to go in service. Fire is DWH. [EAN3305]. 3:21p.m.
· CAMDEN (CAMDEN Co.), NJ: Update **2nd Alarm** 111 N. 26th St. All members ordered out of the building. Heavy fire conditions at this time. Fire is DWH. [EAN 3305]. 3:25p.m.
· STLFN: WRIGHT CITY (WARREN Co.), MO: Update Wright City FPD’s 1st Alarm @ 1183 Country Creek: St. Charles County Companies: 8913, 8933, 8901, 8902, 9853 & 9801 have all returned and are in service in their Districts. *FINAL* [STL388]. 3:31p.m.
· CAMDEN (CAMDEN Co.), NJ: Update **2nd Alarm** 111 N. 26th St. Car 2 on scene reporting Companies making good progress. Numerous handlines in service. Master streams in service. 1 member transported for foot injury. Fire still DWH. [EAN 3305]. 3:41p.m.
· CAMDEN (CAMDEN Co.) NJ: Final Update: **2nd Alarm** 111 S. 26th St. Fire is under control at this time. Fire was in a vacant structure. Fire Marshal and Detectives on scene. [EAN 3305]. 3:58p.m.
· MECKLENBURG Co., NC: Robinson FD *2nd Alarm Equiv.* 10334 Harrisburg Rd. (E of Charlotte). Well-involved 1-story brick house. Fire under control. (1) Firefighter fell thru floor into basement with fire. Rescued & Airlifted to UNC's Burn Center in Ch Hill in critical condition. (3) Firefighters who made rescue received minor burns & transported to local hospital. 4 FD's M/A on scene. CFD/PIO/C28 O/S. [CFP328-O/S*702]. 5:06p.m.
· STLFN: (0930hrs) EAST ST. LOUIS (ST. CLAIR Co.), IL: ESLFD was on the scene of an Apartment fire at 1214 Division. 1 unit fully involved. Engine Companies: 424 & 425 responded. 2 handlines off. Companies on scene for 1hr. [STL997]. 5:32p.m.
· STLFN: (1720hrs) ROCK HILL (ST.LOUIS Co.), MO: Rock Hill FD *1st Alarm* @ 1217 McKinley. Heavy fire/smoke from a 1-story Auto Repair Shop on arrival. 1.75" & 1.25" lines off. Fire under control @ 1800hrs. CO's: 3410, 1414, 2015, 411, 3110, 3924. [VM/STL899]. 6:44p.m.
· SPRINGFIELD (SANGAMON Co.), IL: MVA with extrication at Forest Ave & Clearlake Ave. BATT 1, Engine 1, 5, Truck 1 on scene of a car vs. pole. Car is overturned with driver trapped. EMS on scene. [CIFN*99 (h/l CIFN*3) CIFN*97 O/S]. 6:47p.m.
· Update – SPRINGFIELD (SANGAMON Co.), IL: 2 car MVA with extrication at Forest Ave & Clearlake Ave. 1 car into a mobile home; 2nd car into a pole. Pole snapped off with wires down. Power Co. en-route. [CIFN*1/99 (CIFN*3 L/L – CIFN*97 O/S]. 6:57p.m.
· HARRISBURG, PA: 2nd Alarm @ N 15th and Regina: 2-story duplex with the 1st floor fully involved. Fire extending rapidly to 2nd floor. [DC/PA1]. 7:06p.m.
· COLLETON COUNTY, SC: *2nd Alarm Equiv* 160 Blum St. 1-story wood frame residential. Heavy smoke showing on arrival. O2 cylinders feeding fire, exploding. Firefighters made rescue, occupant transported to hospital. Tanker operations. Colleton Rural FD with 4 M/A Depts. & 2 Medics. [CFP804*702]. 8:12p.m.
· MONTICELLO, NY: 2nd Alarm @ 52 Pleasant St. Structure fire. M/A to work/cover. [EAN14/10]. 9:38p.m.
· CHESTERFIELD, VA: (late page) – Working fire at 4013 Stella Dr. E112 on scene with flames & smoke from 1 side of a single family dwelling. Reported as a kitchen fire with extension. Fire under control at 2117hrs EST. Companies: E112, 113, 34, 22, RICH Q22; T37, 97; BATT-3. [VFN111]. 9:51p.m.
· MANHATTAN, NY: All Hands Box 667 at 332 E. 29th St. @ 1st Ave. Fire on the 4th floor of a 15-story 200x200 occupied multiple dwelling. [EAN623]. 10:19p.m.
· MANHATTAN, NY: Update All Hands at 332 E. 29th St. Fire PWH. Primary search negative. Heavy smoke condition throughout. Still searching upper floors. [EAN623]. 10:21p.m.
· MANHATTAN, NY: 75-174 at 33 Bowery St. & Canal. Fire in the Public School. 2 lines stretched operating. [MNS 154]. 10:33p.m.
· MANCHESTER TWP. (OCEAN Co.), NJ: Working structure fire on Woodland Rd. Command on scene reporting a heavy smoke condition with fire in the ceiling. Twp. Fire Inspector now requested. [EAN90]. 11:09p.m.
· SAG HARBOR (SUFFOLK Co.), NY: Working fire at 59 Round Pond Rd. x Sagg Rd. PD on scene confirming. Sag Harbor re-toned for manpower. SH-VAC for standby. NFI. [MNS101]. 11:26p.m.
· HANOVER Co., VA: Working fire at 14495 Stone Horse Creek Rd. (Co.11 Farrington). Engine-11 on scene of a single family dwelling with side of house on fire. Supply line laid up long driveway. Engines 11, 9, 8, Truck-8, Tanker-9, Log-1, Rescue-124, Air Unit-1. [VFN102]. 11:37p.m.
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NEFNN CONNECTICUT FIRE LOG (http://www.nefnn.com)
-by Scott Harris
2/25/02
1513 2nd ALM WATERTOWN CONN 615 Straits Trpk fire in a laundromat in a strip mall
2/26/02
1027 W/F MILFORD CONN on Plains Rd car fire inside attached garage
1500 W/F+ COLEBROOK CONN 4 Solette Dr house fire well involved
2/27/02
1320 W/F GUILFORD CONN 33 Whitfield St fire in a church - mutual aid to the fire
1429 W/F TRUMBULL CONN 91 Wilson Ave house fire
1929 W/F TORRINGTON CONN 30 Ryan Terrace building fire
2305 W/F+ BRANFORD CONN 117 Peddlers Way fire in a condo complex
2/28/02
1120 W/F HARTFORD CONN Box 375 295 Huyshope Ave shed fully involved with exposure problems
1300 W/F MADISON CONN 83 Mungertown Rd 1.5-story frame - chimney fire extended into attic
1641 ACW NEW BRITAIN CONN 150 High St vacant 3-story brick - fire in (1) room floor #3
2346 W/F+ EAST HAVEN CONN Venice Place & Laurel St occupied 2-story frame dwelling - heavy fire thru the roof - all companies ordered out of the building
3/1/02
0826 W/F WEST HARTFORD CONN 28 Steven St kitchen fire floor #1
0935 2nd ALM WEST HAVEN CONN 116 Peabody St 2-story frame single family dwelling - heavy fire showing rear of the building
1711 2nd ALM NEW LONDON CONN Truman & Blinman Sts 2.5-story frame apts over commercial - heavy fire out 5 windows floor #2 on arrival - there were (2) fatalities at this fire (1-infant, 1-elderly female)
3/2/02
0116 2nd ALM HARTFORD CONN Box 682 194 South Marshall St 3-story brick OMD - heavy fire showing floor #1 with occupants in the windows on arrival
0728 W/F HAMDEN CONN 99 Robinwood Rd 1-story frame dwelling - cellar fire
1331 2nd ALM WEST HARTFORD CONN Prospect Ave @ Levesque St occupied 2.5-story frame - heavy fire showing floor #3 upon arrival - (1) occupant rescued from fire floor
1627 W/F SEYMOUR CONN 120 Bank St "McDonalds Restaurant" - fire in the kitchen extended into roof area
3/3/02
1911 2nd ALM MONROE CONN 31 Maple Dr 2.5-story house
2112 W/F+ KILLINGLY CONN (Williamsville) adjacent to 60 Laurel St house fire
3/4/02
1551 W/F NAUGATUCK CONN 305 Cherry St fire showing from a building with exposure problems
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*** REPORT FROM THE LINE OF FIRE ***
2-26-02
Fatal House Fire
Racine, WI
At around 2315 hrs, Racine Fire was dispatched to the 3200 blk of Republic Ave. Several 911 call's were made from neighbor's. First engine on scene reported a working fire. Command called in a Rit team from Truck 1. Another engine was called in. Report's also came in that there was a male inside the house. He perished in the fire along with his cat. It was a 2 family home, wood structure. Investigator's ruled the fire as faulty space heater. The whole north side was totally engulfed.
Rig's on scene were; Engine's 1,6,9, Quint 7 & 8, Rescue 7, car's 41, 43, U-4, and rehab 64. Rehab was called to the scene due to cold weather condition's. This is the 2nd fatal fire in Racine since the first of the year.
Bill Linstroth
Racine Fire Bells
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Brooklyn, N.Y. 03/04/02 @ 02:00 hrs.
Stuyvesant Section
Box 892
address: 1803 Fulton St.
between: Rochester Ave. & Patchen Ave.
892 @ 02:00 hrs.
Engs. 214, 227, 234, 222*
Lads. 111, 123, 176*
Batt. 38
Rescue Co. #2*
Squad Co. #252"
*4 Engs. / 3 Tks. / Res. & Sqd. due to many calls, & people trapped on the 3rd. floor.
10 - 75 - 892 @ 02:05
*Ladder 176 was then designated as the "FAST" Truck
Batt. 37 Division 15
Fire Building:
3 Story Frame 20 x 60
Surrounding Properties:
Exp. #1: Is a Street
Exp. #2: Is a 2 Story Frame 20 x 60 attach
Exp. #3: Is a Rear Yard
Exp. #4: Is a 3 Story Frame 20 x 60 attach
All - Hands:
7 - 5 - 892 @ 02:07
Batt. 38 reports: Going to use All - Hands, further to follow.
@ 02:13
Special Call an add. Eng. & Truck. Eng. 233 & TowerLadder 120 s/c
@ 02:13
Batt. 38: Using all - hands. Fire on the top floor of a 3 story occupied multiple dwelling. 2 - lines are stretched, 1 - line in operation. Primary searches in progress. Truck's are "Opening Up" Fire is Doubtful.
@ 02:14:
Batt. 38: ( 1 ) 10 - 45, No Code at this time "K"
@ 02:17
Division 15: Fire has extended to the top floor of the exposure. Transmit a 2nd. Alarm.
2 - 2 - 892 @ 02:17
Engs. 231, 235, 217 ( balance of assignment )
Lads. 112
Batt. 28 "Safety Cord."
Batt. 44 "Comm. Cord."
Eng. 207 / Satalite 6
Fieldcom 1 Tac. Support #2
Car 4 "Charlie" City Wide Tour Commander
@ 02:21: Division 15: ( 2nd. ) 10 - 45, No Code
@ 02:26: Division 15: ( 3rd. ) 10 - 45, No Code
@ 02:27: Division 15: ( 4th. ) 10 - 45, No Code
@ 02:33
Division 15: 4 - lines are stretched. 3 - lines in operation.
Fire is "Still Doubtful"
@ 02:48
Fieldcom 1: ( per Car 4 "Charlie )
4 - lines stretched, 3 - lines are in operation.
We have a total of ( 4 ) 10 - 45 's.
( 3 ) are Code 1 ( deceased )
( 1 ) is a Code 2 ( life threading )
Fire is Probably Will Hold.
@ 03:04
Fieldcom 1: All visible fire knocked down. Searches are still in progress
Place the Fire UnderControl.
@ 03:05
Fieldcom 1: Primary searches are completed thru out the fire bldg. are negative, with the exception of the orriginal ( 4 ) 10 - 45 's.
@ 03:21
Fieldcom 1: ( 1 ) additional 10 - 45, Code 1.
Total: ( 4 ) are Code 1 's, ( 1 ) is a Code 2.
@ 03:32
Fieldcom 1: All secondary searches completed thru out & are negative.
ExChief84@msn.com
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3/4/02
LEWISVILLE, TX: 1 Alarm Structure Fire. Box 120. 1138 Woodmere Drive. 1-Story SFD fire in the kitchen. 1st Engine led out, building ventilated, 1 civilian transported to the hospital. Battalion 163, Engines 161, 164, 166, Truck 161, Medic 161, Chiefs 161, 163. 1638 hours.
RLasky@cityoflewisville.com
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***BALTIMORE, MARYLAND FIRE HISTORY***
for March 4th:
1959: 6 Alarms - Box#876 - 2204 N Fulton Ave - Northwest Of Downtown - Fire involved several stores. (CHM1)
1975: 10 Alarms - 6-6-633 & 4-4-6125 - 2349hrs - 1437-1447 Key Hwy - Locust Point (South Baltimore) - (2) police officers cruising on the top driveway in Federal Hill Park spotted a fire to the southeast - Speeding around curving Key Hwy they sounded Box#633 @ 2349hrs - Captain Irvin A. Goodrich, T-19, radioed that a working fire was in progress @ 2351hrs & Captain John M. Kelly, E-12, radioed for the 2nd alarm @ 2352hrs - Acting BC-5, Alfred M. Feathers, Captain T-2, ordered a 3rd alarm @ 2355hrs - DC Herbert W. Catterton ordered the 4th alarm @ 2358hrs, the 6th alarm @ 0002hrs, & special called Fireboat #2 @ 0003hrs - The 1st responding companies hastily moved its rigs from in front of the blazing 2 story woodframe Hercules Ship Maintenance Company, 1437 Key Hwy, as the flames plumed high in the cold night, lighting up the Inner Harbor area - Fireboat #1, the Mayor Thomas D'Alesandro, Jr., played its big bow pipe onto the fire from the Patapsco River water front, while Fireboat #2, the Mayor J. Harold Grady, turned its pipes on (3) 500,000 gallon capacity oil tanks which, although empty, contained highly explosive fumes - (6) fuel oil tank trucks were moved out of the tank farm yard next to the burning warehouse - DC Catterton ordered the 2nd alarm (8th alarm) from adjacent Box#6125 @ 0018hrs when gusty winds spread the furious flames across a narrow areaway, entering the windows of a 3 story office & warehouse of the Atlantic Refining Company, 1441-1447 Key Hwy - Chief Of Department Thomas J. Burke ordered the 4th alarm (10th alarm) sounded @ 0026hrs - Although the cold 20 degree weather brought out a crowd of spectators, attracted by the cherry red sky & the sirens of 60 rigs, they appreciated the terrific heat generated by the blaze, & were kept back a safe distance by police because of the danger of exploding oil tanks - The hot fire raged out of control for more than (2) hours & after it darkened down, burned until after dawn - A nostalgic view was added to the scene when old Hose Co#5's rig, a 1957 Ward LaFrance being used by E-24, played good streams of water from (2) of its (3) monitor pipes on the blaze - The Snorkle (Water Tower #1) divided its efforts between both burning structures - (3) firefighters were injured, (1) seriously, @ the fire - Firefighter John T. McCleary, Aide to DC-7, suffered a massive heart attack & was kept @ Mercy Hospital - Lieutenant William N. Freund, E-2, & Firefighter Joseph McMains, E-6, were treated for badly lacerated hands & released - Firefighter McCleary recovered nicely, but never returned to duty, & was placed on the Pension Roll. (CHM1*TUH)
2001: 2 Alarms - Box#8-2 - 1946hrs - 1353 N Carey St - Sandtown/Winchester (Northwest Of Downtown) - Fire involved a 3 story brick rowhouse - "B" Shift. (TGA)
George T. Ehrman
DC/BMD/E*23
chinman.gte@verizon.net
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On March 9 and 10 as well as 16 & 17, The Duneland School of Emergency Response will be held in Chesterton, IN. Many fire service and EMS educational sessions will be offered. Chief Robert Winston (ret) of the Boston Fire Dept will be offering the keynote speech on Sunday, March 17th. A number of both classroom sessions as well as hands on sessions will be offered over the two weekends. Instructors from Chicago, Las Vegas, Gary and throughout Indiana are featured. Please join us for this informative learning experience. For more information log onto http://duneland.tft.com/
Capt. Rob Groszewski
Gary Fire Dept. Sq Co.#2
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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)
Monday, March 04, 2002
· BROOKLYN, NY: 22-0892 *2nd Alarm* at 1803 Fulton St x Rochester Ave. Fire on top of a 3-story occupied multiple dwelling 20 x 40. Extension into exposure 4 top floor. (1) 10-45 No Code. EMS is treating a 4 year-old with heavy burns. [MNS-154*]. 1:20a.m.
· Update – BROOKLYN, NY: 22-0892 *2nd Alarm* at 1803 Fulton St x Rochester Ave. *(2) 10-45's No Code*. [MNS-154*]. 1:22a.m.
· Update – BROOKLYN, NY: 22-0892 *2nd Alarm* at 1803 Fulton St. x Rochester Ave. *(4) 10-45's, 1 is Code 1 "DOA"*. [MNS-154/62*]. 1:30a.m.
· Update – BROOKLYN, NY: 22-0892 *2nd Alarm* at 1803 Fulton St. x Rochester Ave. 4 lines stretched, 3 in operation. (4) 10-45's, 3 are code 1 "DOA", 1 is Code 2. [MNS-154/62*]. 1:35a.m.
· Update – BROOKLYN, NY: 22-0892 *2nd Alarm* at 1803 Fulton St. x Rochester Ave: Fire is under control. MNS62 on scene. [MNS-154*]. 2:31a.m.
· KANSAS CITY, MO: (04:15hrs) Working fire @ 3720 N. Grand x NE 39th Street. Fire showing from a 1-story frame. 2 small lines used. CAR103, P6, P34, R1, R12(RIT), T12. [KCFN-02]. 5:20a.m.
· 3rd Alarm – RYE, NH: 50 Sea Road. Building fire. M/A from several towns. *159.190* C101 [TAC9-C768]. 5:20a.m.
· DELAWARE (DELAWARE Co.), OH: Working fire *2nd Alarm* on W. Winter St. (Buns Restaurant). All Delaware Fire Units. M/A from Tri Twp., Liberty Twp., Orange Twp., Scoito Twp. Heavy fire and smoke. Off duty personal special called. [FPO/246/D284] (c). 6:36a.m.
· 4th Alarm – RYE, NH: 50 Sea Road: Large 2.5-story frame dwelling. Multi M/A on scene. 4th Alarm struck for manpower. C101 C603 [TAC9-C811]. 6:51a.m.
· Update – DELAWARE (DELAWARE Co.), OH: Working fire *2nd Alarm* on W. Winter St. (Buns Restaurant). Heavy fire and smoke. Horns have sounded. Going to defense mode. 2 Towers up and working. [FPO/246*/D284] (c). 6:53a.m.
· DELAWARE (DELAWARE Co.), OH: Working fire *3rd Alarm Equiv.* on W. Winter St. (Buns Restaurant). Cold temperature hampering Firefighters. This is a 2-story brick about 75x100. Fire is threatening exposures buildings. [FPO/246*/D284] (c). 7:34a.m.
· STLFN: (2330hrs. 3/3/02) EAST ST. LOUIS (ST.CLAIR Co.), IL: ESTLFD was on scene of a house fire at 4714 Forest Blvd. 2-story occupied house. Fire in upstairs bedroom. Quick knock down. Red Cross called for family assistance. ENGINE Co.’s: 422 & 424. [STL997]. 8:43a.m.
· STLFN: ST. LOUIS Co., MO: Mehlville FPD has a 1st Alarm for a fire in an Apartment at 10790 Wrenfield Dr. There is a civilian burn victim down in the front yard at this time. [STL810]. 1:05p.m.
· STLFN: WRIGHT CITY (WARREN Co.), MO: Wright City FPD has a working fire @ 1183 Country Creek x of Hwy M. Companies: 9853 8933 8913 8901 9801 responding. Staging is in area of Hwy M. Reported trailer fire. Special Call for Tankers from St. Charles County. NFI/ATT. [STL388]. 1:17p.m.
· STLFN: WRIGHT CITY (WARREN Co.), MO: Update – Wright City FPD’s 1st Alarm @ 1183 Country Creek: They are running Tanker shuttle operations at the 6th 20 minute MARC. All Co.'s accounted for. Some Co.'s are in rehab. Remaining out for mop-up approx 1.5hrs. [STL388]. 2:18p.m.
· CAMDEN (CAMDEN Co.), NJ: 2nd Alarm struck on arrival at 111 N 26th St. Chief arriving reports heavy fire from a 2.5-story vacant structure. [EAN]. 3:15p.m.
· CAMDEN (CAMDEN Co.), NJ: **2nd Alarm** 111 N 26th St. Co.'s have heavy fire thru out a 2.5- story frame. Extending to exposures. Res1cue to split crew and search exposure. Ladder Co. setting up to go in service. Fire is DWH. [EAN3305]. 3:21p.m.
· CAMDEN (CAMDEN Co.), NJ: Update **2nd Alarm** 111 N. 26th St. All members ordered out of the building. Heavy fire conditions at this time. Fire is DWH. [EAN 3305]. 3:25p.m.
· STLFN: WRIGHT CITY (WARREN Co.), MO: Update Wright City FPD’s 1st Alarm @ 1183 Country Creek: St. Charles County Companies: 8913, 8933, 8901, 8902, 9853 & 9801 have all returned and are in service in their Districts. *FINAL* [STL388]. 3:31p.m.
· CAMDEN (CAMDEN Co.), NJ: Update **2nd Alarm** 111 N. 26th St. Car 2 on scene reporting Companies making good progress. Numerous handlines in service. Master streams in service. 1 member transported for foot injury. Fire still DWH. [EAN 3305]. 3:41p.m.
· CAMDEN (CAMDEN Co.) NJ: Final Update: **2nd Alarm** 111 S. 26th St. Fire is under control at this time. Fire was in a vacant structure. Fire Marshal and Detectives on scene. [EAN 3305]. 3:58p.m.
· MECKLENBURG Co., NC: Robinson FD *2nd Alarm Equiv.* 10334 Harrisburg Rd. (E of Charlotte). Well-involved 1-story brick house. Fire under control. (1) Firefighter fell thru floor into basement with fire. Rescued & Airlifted to UNC's Burn Center in Ch Hill in critical condition. (3) Firefighters who made rescue received minor burns & transported to local hospital. 4 FD's M/A on scene. CFD/PIO/C28 O/S. [CFP328-O/S*702]. 5:06p.m.
· STLFN: (0930hrs) EAST ST. LOUIS (ST. CLAIR Co.), IL: ESLFD was on the scene of an Apartment fire at 1214 Division. 1 unit fully involved. Engine Companies: 424 & 425 responded. 2 handlines off. Companies on scene for 1hr. [STL997]. 5:32p.m.
· STLFN: (1720hrs) ROCK HILL (ST.LOUIS Co.), MO: Rock Hill FD *1st Alarm* @ 1217 McKinley. Heavy fire/smoke from a 1-story Auto Repair Shop on arrival. 1.75" & 1.25" lines off. Fire under control @ 1800hrs. CO's: 3410, 1414, 2015, 411, 3110, 3924. [VM/STL899]. 6:44p.m.
· SPRINGFIELD (SANGAMON Co.), IL: MVA with extrication at Forest Ave & Clearlake Ave. BATT 1, Engine 1, 5, Truck 1 on scene of a car vs. pole. Car is overturned with driver trapped. EMS on scene. [CIFN*99 (h/l CIFN*3) CIFN*97 O/S]. 6:47p.m.
· Update – SPRINGFIELD (SANGAMON Co.), IL: 2 car MVA with extrication at Forest Ave & Clearlake Ave. 1 car into a mobile home; 2nd car into a pole. Pole snapped off with wires down. Power Co. en-route. [CIFN*1/99 (CIFN*3 L/L – CIFN*97 O/S]. 6:57p.m.
· HARRISBURG, PA: 2nd Alarm @ N 15th and Regina: 2-story duplex with the 1st floor fully involved. Fire extending rapidly to 2nd floor. [DC/PA1]. 7:06p.m.
· COLLETON COUNTY, SC: *2nd Alarm Equiv* 160 Blum St. 1-story wood frame residential. Heavy smoke showing on arrival. O2 cylinders feeding fire, exploding. Firefighters made rescue, occupant transported to hospital. Tanker operations. Colleton Rural FD with 4 M/A Depts. & 2 Medics. [CFP804*702]. 8:12p.m.
· MONTICELLO, NY: 2nd Alarm @ 52 Pleasant St. Structure fire. M/A to work/cover. [EAN14/10]. 9:38p.m.
· CHESTERFIELD, VA: (late page) – Working fire at 4013 Stella Dr. E112 on scene with flames & smoke from 1 side of a single family dwelling. Reported as a kitchen fire with extension. Fire under control at 2117hrs EST. Companies: E112, 113, 34, 22, RICH Q22; T37, 97; BATT-3. [VFN111]. 9:51p.m.
· MANHATTAN, NY: All Hands Box 667 at 332 E. 29th St. @ 1st Ave. Fire on the 4th floor of a 15-story 200x200 occupied multiple dwelling. [EAN623]. 10:19p.m.
· MANHATTAN, NY: Update All Hands at 332 E. 29th St. Fire PWH. Primary search negative. Heavy smoke condition throughout. Still searching upper floors. [EAN623]. 10:21p.m.
· MANHATTAN, NY: 75-174 at 33 Bowery St. & Canal. Fire in the Public School. 2 lines stretched operating. [MNS 154]. 10:33p.m.
· MANCHESTER TWP. (OCEAN Co.), NJ: Working structure fire on Woodland Rd. Command on scene reporting a heavy smoke condition with fire in the ceiling. Twp. Fire Inspector now requested. [EAN90]. 11:09p.m.
· SAG HARBOR (SUFFOLK Co.), NY: Working fire at 59 Round Pond Rd. x Sagg Rd. PD on scene confirming. Sag Harbor re-toned for manpower. SH-VAC for standby. NFI. [MNS101]. 11:26p.m.
· HANOVER Co., VA: Working fire at 14495 Stone Horse Creek Rd. (Co.11 Farrington). Engine-11 on scene of a single family dwelling with side of house on fire. Supply line laid up long driveway. Engines 11, 9, 8, Truck-8, Tanker-9, Log-1, Rescue-124, Air Unit-1. [VFN102]. 11:37p.m.
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NEFNN CONNECTICUT FIRE LOG (http://www.nefnn.com)
-by Scott Harris
2/25/02
1513 2nd ALM WATERTOWN CONN 615 Straits Trpk fire in a laundromat in a strip mall
2/26/02
1027 W/F MILFORD CONN on Plains Rd car fire inside attached garage
1500 W/F+ COLEBROOK CONN 4 Solette Dr house fire well involved
2/27/02
1320 W/F GUILFORD CONN 33 Whitfield St fire in a church - mutual aid to the fire
1429 W/F TRUMBULL CONN 91 Wilson Ave house fire
1929 W/F TORRINGTON CONN 30 Ryan Terrace building fire
2305 W/F+ BRANFORD CONN 117 Peddlers Way fire in a condo complex
2/28/02
1120 W/F HARTFORD CONN Box 375 295 Huyshope Ave shed fully involved with exposure problems
1300 W/F MADISON CONN 83 Mungertown Rd 1.5-story frame - chimney fire extended into attic
1641 ACW NEW BRITAIN CONN 150 High St vacant 3-story brick - fire in (1) room floor #3
2346 W/F+ EAST HAVEN CONN Venice Place & Laurel St occupied 2-story frame dwelling - heavy fire thru the roof - all companies ordered out of the building
3/1/02
0826 W/F WEST HARTFORD CONN 28 Steven St kitchen fire floor #1
0935 2nd ALM WEST HAVEN CONN 116 Peabody St 2-story frame single family dwelling - heavy fire showing rear of the building
1711 2nd ALM NEW LONDON CONN Truman & Blinman Sts 2.5-story frame apts over commercial - heavy fire out 5 windows floor #2 on arrival - there were (2) fatalities at this fire (1-infant, 1-elderly female)
3/2/02
0116 2nd ALM HARTFORD CONN Box 682 194 South Marshall St 3-story brick OMD - heavy fire showing floor #1 with occupants in the windows on arrival
0728 W/F HAMDEN CONN 99 Robinwood Rd 1-story frame dwelling - cellar fire
1331 2nd ALM WEST HARTFORD CONN Prospect Ave @ Levesque St occupied 2.5-story frame - heavy fire showing floor #3 upon arrival - (1) occupant rescued from fire floor
1627 W/F SEYMOUR CONN 120 Bank St "McDonalds Restaurant" - fire in the kitchen extended into roof area
3/3/02
1911 2nd ALM MONROE CONN 31 Maple Dr 2.5-story house
2112 W/F+ KILLINGLY CONN (Williamsville) adjacent to 60 Laurel St house fire
3/4/02
1551 W/F NAUGATUCK CONN 305 Cherry St fire showing from a building with exposure problems
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*** REPORT FROM THE LINE OF FIRE ***
2-26-02
Fatal House Fire
Racine, WI
At around 2315 hrs, Racine Fire was dispatched to the 3200 blk of Republic Ave. Several 911 call's were made from neighbor's. First engine on scene reported a working fire. Command called in a Rit team from Truck 1. Another engine was called in. Report's also came in that there was a male inside the house. He perished in the fire along with his cat. It was a 2 family home, wood structure. Investigator's ruled the fire as faulty space heater. The whole north side was totally engulfed.
Rig's on scene were; Engine's 1,6,9, Quint 7 & 8, Rescue 7, car's 41, 43, U-4, and rehab 64. Rehab was called to the scene due to cold weather condition's. This is the 2nd fatal fire in Racine since the first of the year.
Bill Linstroth
Racine Fire Bells
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Brooklyn, N.Y. 03/04/02 @ 02:00 hrs.
Stuyvesant Section
Box 892
address: 1803 Fulton St.
between: Rochester Ave. & Patchen Ave.
892 @ 02:00 hrs.
Engs. 214, 227, 234, 222*
Lads. 111, 123, 176*
Batt. 38
Rescue Co. #2*
Squad Co. #252"
*4 Engs. / 3 Tks. / Res. & Sqd. due to many calls, & people trapped on the 3rd. floor.
10 - 75 - 892 @ 02:05
*Ladder 176 was then designated as the "FAST" Truck
Batt. 37 Division 15
Fire Building:
3 Story Frame 20 x 60
Surrounding Properties:
Exp. #1: Is a Street
Exp. #2: Is a 2 Story Frame 20 x 60 attach
Exp. #3: Is a Rear Yard
Exp. #4: Is a 3 Story Frame 20 x 60 attach
All - Hands:
7 - 5 - 892 @ 02:07
Batt. 38 reports: Going to use All - Hands, further to follow.
@ 02:13
Special Call an add. Eng. & Truck. Eng. 233 & TowerLadder 120 s/c
@ 02:13
Batt. 38: Using all - hands. Fire on the top floor of a 3 story occupied multiple dwelling. 2 - lines are stretched, 1 - line in operation. Primary searches in progress. Truck's are "Opening Up" Fire is Doubtful.
@ 02:14:
Batt. 38: ( 1 ) 10 - 45, No Code at this time "K"
@ 02:17
Division 15: Fire has extended to the top floor of the exposure. Transmit a 2nd. Alarm.
2 - 2 - 892 @ 02:17
Engs. 231, 235, 217 ( balance of assignment )
Lads. 112
Batt. 28 "Safety Cord."
Batt. 44 "Comm. Cord."
Eng. 207 / Satalite 6
Fieldcom 1 Tac. Support #2
Car 4 "Charlie" City Wide Tour Commander
@ 02:21: Division 15: ( 2nd. ) 10 - 45, No Code
@ 02:26: Division 15: ( 3rd. ) 10 - 45, No Code
@ 02:27: Division 15: ( 4th. ) 10 - 45, No Code
@ 02:33
Division 15: 4 - lines are stretched. 3 - lines in operation.
Fire is "Still Doubtful"
@ 02:48
Fieldcom 1: ( per Car 4 "Charlie )
4 - lines stretched, 3 - lines are in operation.
We have a total of ( 4 ) 10 - 45 's.
( 3 ) are Code 1 ( deceased )
( 1 ) is a Code 2 ( life threading )
Fire is Probably Will Hold.
@ 03:04
Fieldcom 1: All visible fire knocked down. Searches are still in progress
Place the Fire UnderControl.
@ 03:05
Fieldcom 1: Primary searches are completed thru out the fire bldg. are negative, with the exception of the orriginal ( 4 ) 10 - 45 's.
@ 03:21
Fieldcom 1: ( 1 ) additional 10 - 45, Code 1.
Total: ( 4 ) are Code 1 's, ( 1 ) is a Code 2.
@ 03:32
Fieldcom 1: All secondary searches completed thru out & are negative.
ExChief84@msn.com
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3/4/02
LEWISVILLE, TX: 1 Alarm Structure Fire. Box 120. 1138 Woodmere Drive. 1-Story SFD fire in the kitchen. 1st Engine led out, building ventilated, 1 civilian transported to the hospital. Battalion 163, Engines 161, 164, 166, Truck 161, Medic 161, Chiefs 161, 163. 1638 hours.
RLasky@cityoflewisville.com
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***BALTIMORE, MARYLAND FIRE HISTORY***
for March 4th:
1959: 6 Alarms - Box#876 - 2204 N Fulton Ave - Northwest Of Downtown - Fire involved several stores. (CHM1)
1975: 10 Alarms - 6-6-633 & 4-4-6125 - 2349hrs - 1437-1447 Key Hwy - Locust Point (South Baltimore) - (2) police officers cruising on the top driveway in Federal Hill Park spotted a fire to the southeast - Speeding around curving Key Hwy they sounded Box#633 @ 2349hrs - Captain Irvin A. Goodrich, T-19, radioed that a working fire was in progress @ 2351hrs & Captain John M. Kelly, E-12, radioed for the 2nd alarm @ 2352hrs - Acting BC-5, Alfred M. Feathers, Captain T-2, ordered a 3rd alarm @ 2355hrs - DC Herbert W. Catterton ordered the 4th alarm @ 2358hrs, the 6th alarm @ 0002hrs, & special called Fireboat #2 @ 0003hrs - The 1st responding companies hastily moved its rigs from in front of the blazing 2 story woodframe Hercules Ship Maintenance Company, 1437 Key Hwy, as the flames plumed high in the cold night, lighting up the Inner Harbor area - Fireboat #1, the Mayor Thomas D'Alesandro, Jr., played its big bow pipe onto the fire from the Patapsco River water front, while Fireboat #2, the Mayor J. Harold Grady, turned its pipes on (3) 500,000 gallon capacity oil tanks which, although empty, contained highly explosive fumes - (6) fuel oil tank trucks were moved out of the tank farm yard next to the burning warehouse - DC Catterton ordered the 2nd alarm (8th alarm) from adjacent Box#6125 @ 0018hrs when gusty winds spread the furious flames across a narrow areaway, entering the windows of a 3 story office & warehouse of the Atlantic Refining Company, 1441-1447 Key Hwy - Chief Of Department Thomas J. Burke ordered the 4th alarm (10th alarm) sounded @ 0026hrs - Although the cold 20 degree weather brought out a crowd of spectators, attracted by the cherry red sky & the sirens of 60 rigs, they appreciated the terrific heat generated by the blaze, & were kept back a safe distance by police because of the danger of exploding oil tanks - The hot fire raged out of control for more than (2) hours & after it darkened down, burned until after dawn - A nostalgic view was added to the scene when old Hose Co#5's rig, a 1957 Ward LaFrance being used by E-24, played good streams of water from (2) of its (3) monitor pipes on the blaze - The Snorkle (Water Tower #1) divided its efforts between both burning structures - (3) firefighters were injured, (1) seriously, @ the fire - Firefighter John T. McCleary, Aide to DC-7, suffered a massive heart attack & was kept @ Mercy Hospital - Lieutenant William N. Freund, E-2, & Firefighter Joseph McMains, E-6, were treated for badly lacerated hands & released - Firefighter McCleary recovered nicely, but never returned to duty, & was placed on the Pension Roll. (CHM1*TUH)
2001: 2 Alarms - Box#8-2 - 1946hrs - 1353 N Carey St - Sandtown/Winchester (Northwest Of Downtown) - Fire involved a 3 story brick rowhouse - "B" Shift. (TGA)
George T. Ehrman
DC/BMD/E*23
chinman.gte@verizon.net
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ST. LOUIS COUNTY, MO:
A wealth of information and Live Streaming Dispatch can be found at Central County FAO's webiste
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On March 9 and 10 as well as 16 & 17, The Duneland School of Emergency Response will be held in Chesterton, IN. Many fire service and EMS educational sessions will be offered. Chief Robert Winston (ret) of the Boston Fire Dept will be offering the keynote speech on Sunday, March 17th. A number of both classroom sessions as well as hands on sessions will be offered over the two weekends. Instructors from Chicago, Las Vegas, Gary and throughout Indiana are featured. Please join us for this informative learning experience. For more information log onto http://duneland.tft.com/
Capt. Rob Groszewski
Gary Fire Dept. Sq Co.#2
Rgroszewski@hotmail.com
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