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Working Fire Providence, RI 8 Violet Street March 10, 2010 : Providence, RI – Fire alarm stilled out Engines 7, 14, 15, Ladders 4 and 6, Special Hazards, Rescue 6, and Battalion 3 to 8 Violet Street for a reported dwelling fire. Engine 7, who was on the air after clearing a medical run, reported smoke showing from the area of the State House. The 7’s arrived to find heavy fire extending up side C of a 1.5 story occupied wood frame dwelling and called the working fire. Firefighters stretched a 1 ¾” attack line to the rear via side B and quickly attacked the heavy fire. The fire had made its way into the non-insulated bay and raced up and into the attic space. Ladder 6’s crew made the roof and opened it up. Heavy fire tore through the vent hole seconds after the sheathing was pushed in. The fire was now blowing out the side C gable end and roof vent. Interior companies had several other hand lines placed into operation as the truckies opened the ceilings to expose the fire and knock it down. Primary and secondary searches were also conducted with negative results. Engine 12 and Ladder 3 (fill in), Engine 2 (safety), Ladder 1 (F.A.S.T.), Division Chief 1, and Engine 5 with the Air Supply all responded as the working fire companies. Rescue 4 was special called to the scene due to a minor firefighter injury. The bulk of the fire was extinguished in 30 minutes time. Extensive overhaul of side C and the attic continued as the companies picked up hand lines and feeders. The fire in under investigation for origin and cause.

Working Fire Providence, RI 8 Violet ...

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Providence, RI – Fire alarm stilled out Engines 7, 14, 15, Ladders 4 ...

Updated: Mar 11, 2010 10:49am PST

March 9, 2010 - HIRES - Garden of the Gods Park : Two individuals from Pennsylvania visiting Colorado Springs received an unwanted reception from the Colorado Springs Fire and Police Departments. The two scrambled up North Gateway Rock via Tourist Gulch, to the top of the Kissing Camels rock formation located within the Garden of the Gods park in Colorado Springs. Doing so without appropriate rock climbing gear and permits is illegal. A permitted rock climber on an adjacent rock formation noticed the two individuals and called 911. The Colorado Springs Fire Department's High Angle Rescue Team (Engine 5 and Engine 13) responded and assisted the two to safety. Once down, the Colorado Springs Police issued the two with a citation for a mandatory court appearance. The two potentially face reimbursement for the costs of their rescue. Both individuals were uninjured, except for their pride, and will most likely never forget their trip to Colorado Springs.

March 9, 2010 - HIRES - Garden of the...

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Two individuals from Pennsylvania visiting Colorado Springs received a ...

Updated: Mar 09, 2010 8:12pm PST

Brookline MVA South @ WR PKWY : Brookline Engine 6 responded to this MVA at West Roxbury Parkway and South Street about 6:15pm on Sunday March 7, 2010. One person was transported to a local hospital with non life threatening injuries.

Brookline MVA South @ WR PKWY

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Brookline Engine 6 responded to this MVA at West Roxbury Parkway and S ...

Updated: Mar 08, 2010 7:35am PST

Dillion Street Fire : Hastings, Fl - Fire fighters from St. Johns County Fire Rescue responded to a reported structure fire on Dillon Street in Flagler Estates. A mobile home, several cars and a boat were destroyed in the blaze along with a large section of the woods around it.

Dillion Street Fire

Christopher Kimball (SEFirePhoto)

Hastings, Fl - Fire fighters from St. Johns County Fire Rescue respond ...

Updated: Mar 07, 2010 11:49am PST

2010-03-05 - Cox Road : Fire Destroy Another House in Chesapeake Beach CHESAPEAKE BEACH – 03/05/2010 On Friday, March 5th, at approximately 2:25 pm, the North Beach Volunteer Fire Department and Rescue Squad responded to 3307 Cox Road for a house fire. Other fire service units from Dunkirk, Huntingtown, Prince Frederick and Anne Arundel Company were part of the dispatch on this call. As soon as the first unit arrived from North Beach, they reported smoke showing and dispatch reported a working house fire. As firefighters made attack on the fire which looked to be from the kitchen area and fire had spread to different areas of the one level home with a partial basement area. Once the fire was under control, firefighters had overhaul duty to clean out debris. The American Red Cross was on the scene and assisting home owners. The Fire Marshall was requested, but had not arrived at the time of this report. There were no reported injuries from residence or firefighters. But there were three cats in the residence where one was found alive, but the other two were still unaccounted for at the time of this report. The fire is still under investigation at this time. http://www.thebaynet.com/news/index.cfm/fa/viewstory/story_ID/16995

2010-03-05 - Cox Road

Dennis Hook

Fire Destroy Another House in Chesapeake Beach CHESAPEAKE BEACH – 0 ...

Updated: Mar 05, 2010 2:03pm PST

Surreal : These are images created from images I shot on different fire scenes.

Surreal

Christopher Kimball (SEFirePhoto)

These are images created from images I shot on different fire scenes.

Updated: Mar 04, 2010 12:13pm PST

Bruen Street R&C fire : SJCFR and SJSO responded to a home on the 1000 block of Bruen Street theis morning for a reported structure fire. The fire was contained to one bedroom of the home. The cause of the fire is currently inder investigation by detectives from SJSO.

Bruen Street R&C fire

Christopher Kimball (SEFirePhoto)

SJCFR and SJSO responded to a home on the 1000 block of Bruen Street t ...

Updated: Mar 04, 2010 8:24am PST

2010-03-03 - Smiths Retreat : Fire Destroys House in Chesapeake Beach CHESAPEAKE BEACH – 03/03/2010 On Wednesday, March 3rd at approximately 1:10 pm, the North Beach Volunteer Fire Department and Rescue Squad responded to 3211 Smiths Retreat for a house fire. Other fire service units from Dunkirk, Huntingtown, Prince Frederick and Anne Arundel Company 9 were part of the dispatch on this call. As soon as the first unit arrived on the scene, they reported a working house fire. Shortly thereafter, a second alarm was requested. As firefighters made attack on the basement, first and second levels of the house, the fire was still moving fast across the roof edge. It reached a point that evacuation of the house was required to do heavy water supply from the ladder truck supply above. Once the fire was controlled, firefighters went back in to complete fire extinguishing of areas throughout the house. The Fire Marshall was requested, as well as the American Red Cross and BGE. There was one firefighter who received minor burns, but was treated at scene and no transport was required. The fire is still under investigation at this time, as well as on-going overhaul by firefighters still at the scene. Fire Equipment should be clearing the scene by 4:00 pm. http://www.thebaynet.com/news/index.cfm/fa/viewstory/story_ID/16960

2010-03-03 - Smiths Retreat

Dennis Hook

Fire Destroys House in Chesapeake Beach CHESAPEAKE BEACH – 03/03/20 ...

Updated: Mar 03, 2010 12:33pm PST

Minor MVA Lincoln, RI Rte-146 NB @ the quarry February28, 2010 :

Minor MVA Lincoln, RI Rte-146 NB @ th...

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Updated: Feb 28, 2010 9:55am PST

2nd Alarm Grafton, MA 10 Cross Street February 24, 2010 : Grafton, MA - Firefighters arrived to find heavy smoke showing from this 12 unit 3 story light weight construction apartment complex at 10 Cross Street around 2200hrs on February 24, 2010. Command requested a second alarm to be struck due to the life hazard and possible fire extension. Firefighters found a 1 room fire on the second floor on side "b" and quickly knocked it down using a single 1 3/4" attack line. Tower 1 set up for roof operations incase command ordered the roof to be opened for ventilation. A LDH feeder line was laid into the complex but was never charged. Salvage and overhaul operations found that there was in fact no extension out of the fire room. Command soon after released most of the on scene companies allowing the out of town apparatus to return to their respective towns.

2nd Alarm Grafton, MA 10 Cross Street...

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Grafton, MA - Firefighters arrived to find heavy smoke showing from th ...

Updated: Feb 24, 2010 10:22pm PST

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