A few photos from a private dwelling fire in the Franklin Square NY fire District on Monday December 23, 2019.
Photos by Lou Minutoli – FirstOnScenePhotos
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The Chicago Fire Department’s 6th Battalion had a fatal still and box alarm this morning (12/28) on the 1900 Block of West 48th Pl. The alarm came in after 4:00 am. Here are some quick images from the scene. Eric Haak
DATELINE CITY OF DETROIT MICHIGAN DATE TUESDAY 12-24-2019 C.B.A. = {COMMERCIAL BOX ALARM} + 4 S/C'S [SPECIAL CALLS} + 2ND ALARM + LEVEL 1 HAZMAT @ 4641 WEST ON WARREN CROSS STREETS OF 28TH STREET + 30TH STREET CORRECTED ADDRESS OF 6461 WEST ON WARREN CORRECTED CROSS STREETS OF GILBERT + CICOTTE C.B.A. AT 12:40 B/O/O C.O. = {CENTRAL OFFICE} [DISPATCH] C.B.A. COMPANIES RESPONDING ENGINES 34/42/17/27 LADDER 22 LADDER 7 {AERIAL PLATFORM OR TOWER LADDER}SQUADS 4/2 B.C'S 7/5 S/C'S 1/2/3 AT 13:00 HOURS B/O/O ENGINE 42 S/C #'S 1/2/3 ENGINES 33/35 LADDER 8 S/C #4 AT 13:15 B/O/O B/C 7 S/C #4 COMPANY RESPONDING LADDER 6 {AERIAL PLATFORM OR TOWER LADDER} ALSO AT 13:15 HOURS THE SENIOR CHIEF {CAR 203} DISPATCHED HIMSELF TO THE FIRE AND UPON HIS ARRIVIAL @ 13:30 HE UPGRADED THE ALARM LEVEL TO 2ND ALARM AND AT 13:35 HOURS A LEVEL 1 HAZMAT WAS REQUESTED B/O/O CAR 203 HAZMAT LEVEL 1 COMPANY RESPONDING HAZMAT 1
East Hartford, CT Car 3 struck the 2nd alarm prior to arrival for 45 Woodmont Dr due to the reports he was receiving from dispatch. Companies arrived to heavy fire from the A & D side of the house. With the house walls and floor joists failing due to the fire, companies were removed from the building and the Rescue used shoring to stabilize the building. One member was transported to the hospital.
Patrick Dooley
Orange 2nd alarm 612 Chestnut Ridge Rd.
12/18/19 Orange, CT – Orange firefighters arrived to find a well-involved, occupied, private dwelling. Mutual aid was requested for manpower from West Haven and Woodbridge. Companies went in service with 2 1/2″ hand lines. West Haven placed Truck 1’s aerial in service to assist in darkening down the fire. Companies had to battle frigid temperatures, icy road conditions, and a lack of water to finally bring the fire under control about two hours later. The occupants escaped the blaze prior to the fire department’s arrival. One firefighter from Orange was evaluated on the scene. The cause of the fire is being investigated by the fire marshal’s office.
Glenn Duda, CFPA
DATELINE CITY OF HARPER WOODS MICHIGAN DATE WEDNESDAY 12-18-2019 1ST ALARM/2ND ALARM/3RD ALARM AT 20887 LOCHMOOR CROSS STREETS OF HELEN AND HARPER 1ST ALARM @ 21:45 HOURS B/O/O H.W. DISPATCH {STATION 60X} 1ST ALARM COMPANIES RESPONDING H.W.F.D. ENGINE 1 + ALL STATION 60 P.S.O. [PUBLIC SAFETY CARS] + MEDSTAR AMBULANCE 20 [FOR STANDBY] 2ND ALARM @ 22:00 HOURS B/O/O H.W. FIRE COMMAND 2ND ALARM COMPANIES RESPONDING G.P.W. [GROSSE POINTE WOODS} ENGINE 5 + ALL STATION 50 P.S.O. CARS 3RD ALARM @ 22:15 HOURS B/O/O H.W. FIRE COMMAND 3RD ALARM COMPANIES RESPONDING G.P.F. {GROSSE POINTE FARMS} LADDER 3 + ALL STATION 30 P.S.O. CARS + G.P.S. {GROSSE POINTE SHORES} ENGINE 4 + ALL STATION 40 P.S.O. CARS – Matthew Sosnowski
House fire at 135 S 19th ave in Maywood, IL 12/21/19. Steve Redick
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