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  1. Date: 09-10-10

    Time: 2258hrs

    Location: 1078 Intervale Ave X 175th St

    Description Of Incident: Fire in the shaft of a 3-story SRO with extension to Exposure #4.

    Reporters/Writer: Truck4

    2258hrs- B-26 rpts 10-75 for a 3-story OMD. S/C extra Engine and Truck.

    S/C: E-92/L-48

    2300hrs- B-26 rpts Using All-Hands for fire in a shaft of original fire building. Extension into Exp. #4 cockloft, similar attached (1078 Intervale Ave). (2) L/S into original fire building. (1) L/S into Exposure #4.

    2303hrs- B-26 transmitting 2nd Alarm.

    2311hrs- Div. 6 transmitting 3rd Alarm. (5) L/S/O. Intervale X Westchester will be Staging.

    2314hrs- Div. 6 S/C (2) extra Trucks.

    S/C: L-38/L-58

    2319hrs- Div. 6 rpts (5) L/S/O, 6th line going up aerial to roof of Exposure #2.

    2325hrs- B-19 advising Staging at Intervale between 165th X Westchester Ave. Div. 6 utilizing Command Tac Ch. 2.

    2328hrs- Div. 6 rpts all visible fire K/D. (6) L/S/O, still D/W/H.


  2. Date: 09-09-10

    Time: 1815hrs (Pacific)/ 2110hrs (Eastern)

    Location: Earl Ave X Sneath Lane/Glenview Drive (point of origin of explosion). Location is near San Bruno Station 51

    Departments: Numerous

    Description: Large explosion of a high pressure gas main and fire in a residential neighborhood with approx. (20-30) private dwellings involved in fire. M/A ARFF units from SFO Airport and strike teams from CalFire, San Francisco City, Almeida County, San Mateo County.

    Writer: Truck4

    http://cbs5.com/breakingnewsalerts/san.bruno.explosion.2.1905322.html

    http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2010/09/09/BADP1FBJRS.DTL

    ALL TIMES EASTERN

    2115hrs- Large explosion and fireball reported in Station 51 area.

    2117hrs- Multiple alarms struck, M/A req. from San Mateo County, Daly City, South San Francisco FD's.

    2150hrs- SFO Airport as closed as result of unconfirmed report of aircraft crash.

    2209hrs (East.)- M/A (2) additional Strike Teams. San Mateo Fire reportedly dispatched up to an 11th Alarm. Local media reporting MCI declared at scene and at Mills Peninsula Hospital

    2218hrs- Numerous calls for entrapment at several locations. SFO reports all aircraft accounted for.

    2229hrs- CalFire overhead reporting bulk of fire on Earl, Claremont and Windsor. At least (20) homes involved.

    2230hrs- Rpts that explosion involed a 24-inch gas main.

    2300hrs (East.)- Aviation units/CalFire rpts ATT approx. 25-30 structures involved with 10-20 acres of brush. Air assests making final drops of the night. Will operated as long as safe.

    2307hrs- Unified Command Post at top of San Bruno Ave. Evacuations needed at Fairmont X Concord, 'North Branch' of incident. IC req. (3) Engines to North Branch with drafitng capabilites to meet CalFire tankers and (3) Engines, manpower only, to South Branch.

    2311hrs- B-5 rpts San Bruno and CalFire Strike Teams at end of Earl working hoselines from west to east behind the houses. Area designated Division Zulu, CalFre with Type 3 Strike Teams on South side of Earl.

    2315hrs- Additional San Francisco and (2) Alemeida Strike Teams enroute to San Bruno.

    2325hrs- Alemieda Strike Team in staging awaiting assignments. Reports of looters in Charleston X Trenton.

    2331hrs- Report to IC of a dwelling fire on Earl X Grandview with entrapment.

    2332hrs- EMS branch rpts total of (7) victims transported ATT, no reported fatalities. Morgue set up at EMS South- San Bruno Ave X Skyline Blvd. Also have (1) Life Flight copter on the ground standing-by.

    2333hrs- CalFire req. (10) Additional Water Tenders to staging. Staging Manager rpts (1) Water Tender available in staging, req. to respond to South Branch IC.

    2340hrs- San Fran Staging (El Camino X Sneath) Manager rpts ATT in staging is ALCO (Alemeida County) Strike Team 2001A, 2002A; San Francisco City Hose Tender 22, Fuel Tender.

    2341hrs- Strike Team requested to Concord X Fairmont (North Branch) for (4) fully-involved dwellings, CMD on scene rpts stop can be made at this location. Still waiting for the requested (5) Engines with drafting capabilities.

    2346hrs- Unit on Fairmont X Concord rpts exposure probems on east side of the street, req. Strike Team. IC req. now a total of (10) Engines to North Branch. Staging Manager rpts Strike Team 9140A enroute from Staging. IC req. additional Strike Team to expedite to Staging.

    **Two Staging Areas ATT for incoming units.**

    2350hrs- (1) confirmed fatality on Concord at Fairmont.

    2353hrs- East Branch reporting no exposure problems in area ATT. San Francisco Water Dept. has (2) 4,000 gallon water tenders if needed. Staging reports Alemeida County Strike Teams 2001A and 2002A to North Branch, 1150 Fairmont Drive, just south of Plymouth.

    2356hrs- CalFire Air Recon rpts winds are still pushing fire. Main gas line is darkening down. Numerous secondary gas lines burning in streets. Rpts direct fire supression and exposure protection underway. CalFire rpts (5) Type 3 Strike Teams in operation, (2) additional CalFire Teams req. to Staging.

    0002hrs- Wildland Branch rpts making progress on wildland fire. Operating with CalFire Strike Team 9160C, Strike Team with E-1663, 1762, 1763, 1764, 1768, 1769, 1771, 317.

    0005hrs- IC rpts no water tenders in Staging. Req. at least (2) Water Tenders to Staging.

    0008hrs- Rpts of a 2nd fatality on the street at 1670 Claremont.

    0009hrs- Gas Co. rpts main line was shut down with residual gas in the line.

    0011hrs- (2) Engines and (1) Chief now on location at Fairmont X Concord with a water supply.

    0014hrs- North Branch rpts (1) Type 1 Strike Team on Concord going into quick attacks on homes. (1) Type 3 Strike team on Claremont X Concord working on fire in the ravine. CalFire Type 3 Strike Team 1771 also assigned to North Branch.

    0015hrs- CalFire req. Strike Team 9150C to Wildland Staging.

    0017hrs- All branches advised to assume all power lines are hot, no confirmation of power off ATT.

    0022hrs- Wildland Branch req. (1) Water Tender from Staging to Earl X Glenview.

    0025hrs- North Branch rpts (3) Strike Teams with a water shuttle operating- have fire K/D on northbound Fairmount, now operating on Concord Ave.

    0027hrs- Wildland Branch rpts additional DOA in the street, unknown if already reported. B-18 moving to North Branch. CalFire 9160C is now operating on Fairmount.

    0033hrs- B-17 on Concord Way rpts a number of 'freelance firefighters' at scene that need to be removed.

    0039hrs- Req. Coroner to Concord X Fairmont for DOA.

    0044hrs- South Branch reports no injuries or fatalities to report ATT. CMD rpts (2) active structure fires in South Branch ATT, (1) a total loss. Companies attacking fire in homes along the canyon. No further units needed ATT.

    0051hrs- North Branch rpts additional DOA in front of 1650 Claremont

    0100hrs- Mills Peninsula Hospital rpts (10) patients, San Francisco General Hospital treating (5)-(1) critical, Kaiser Hospital treating (15) patients, Seaton Medical Center treating (3) for a total of (33).

    0109hrs- North Branch rpts fire stopped on northbound on Fairmont, eastbound on Concord. Several spot fires from gas lines still burning in homes that were lost. SFO Crash Truck is available at scene and responding to staging for use when better access is gained.

    0120hrs- Heaviest fire is K/D. Still numerous pockets of fire in all Branches. IC coordinating with the gas company to begin shut off of individual residential gas lines.

    0130hrs- OEM rpts (53) homes destroyed, (120) damaged ATT.

    0700hrs- (67) Companies have been assigned to incident. (30) Companies will be requested for relief on the next phase of operations.

    09-10-10

    0900hrs Pacific/1200hrs Eastern

    -San Bruno Fire has corrected OEM's reports: (38) Homes destroyed, (7) Significant damage, (160) with moderate to light damage.

    (4) Dead, (52) Injured

    09-11-10

    2200hrs- Now confirmed (7) Dead, (6) Missing. Crews working with cadaver dogs are recovering human remains in burned structures.

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  3. Date: 09-08-10

    Time: 1730hrs

    Location: 1300 block of North Calhoun St. (Original)

    Departments: BFD, Howard County Fire

    Description: (3) Multiple Alarm fires in (2) block area. Baltimore City FD carried seperate alarms for each set of fires possibly caused by blown embers from the first job at 1300 Calhoun St.

    Writer: Truck4

    Location: 1300 North Calhoun St.

    Description: 4th Alarm for fire in (3) 3-story rowhouse OMD's, (2) vacant.

    Location: Opp. 1300 Calhoun St.

    Description: Fire in (5) vacant 3-story rowhouses across from the 1st fire.

    Location: 1300 block North Carey

    Description: After the first (2) jobs were K/D, fire in (2) vacant 3-story rowhouses, also a 4th Alarm.

    http://wjz.com/local/fire.baltimore.2.1903012.html

    http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/baltimore-city/bs-md-ci-calhoun-street-fire-20100908,0,7716945.story


  4. In what some are calling a 'perfect storm' of conditions, a wind storm kicked up in Detroit last evening downing tree limbs and power lines. Officials are blaming downed power lines for starting dozens of fires, some involving 15-20 buildings in one shot. The DFD has stated The wave of fires broke out in a 3-4 hour period, between 1600hrs and 2000hrs. Many of the destroyed homes were abandoned. The DFD responded to 140 downed wire calls from 0800hrs to 1700hrs

    Detroit brown's out 8-10 fire companies a day after years of downsizing the department. 236 firefighters were on-duty. One union official called the mutual aid response from Warren and other departments the largest since the riots in 1967.

    http://www.freep.com/article/20100907/NEWS02/100907050/1318/Downed-power-wires-blamed-in-some-fires

    http://www.freep.com/article/20100908/NEWS01/100908019/1318/Bing-to-address-devastating-Detroit-fires

    http://www.wxyz.com/dpp/news/local_news/breaking%3A-3-homes-are-on-fire-on-detroit%27s-east-side

    Union response:

    http://www.myfoxdetroit.com/dpp/news/local/detroit-fire-offical-we-don%27t-have-enough-fire-fighters-20100908-mr


  5. Date: 09-07-10

    Time: 2305hrs

    Location: 2301 Forest Grove Ave X Harding Ave (off Route 37 west)

    Units Operating: East Dover (Sta. 28), Toms River Fire Co. 2 (26) FAST, Tom's River Co. 2 (25), Island Heights (53) Engine

    Description Of Incident: Heavy fire throughout a 2-frame P/D with extension to parked vehicles and Exposure on Harding Ave.

    Writer: Truck4

    http://www.app.com/article/20100908/NEWS/9080354/6-escape-unharmed-from-Toms-River-house-fire


  6. Date: 09-07-10

    Description: As of 1900hrs, structure fires were reported at (20) locations involving more than (85) structures. A wind storm moved through the area and took down numerous power lines, starting fires. According to a fire department spokesman, the city required the largest mutual aid response since the 1967 riots.

    Writer: Truck4

    Time: 1720hrs

    Location: Van Dyke X 7 Mile

    Description: Fire throughout (17) structures.

    Location: 12300 block of Moenart X Luce St. with extension to Luce St

    Description: Fire originated in a garage and spread to (15) structures.

    Location: Chene St. X Hendrie St

    Description: Fully-involved 2-story brick vacant commercial 50X75 with extension to exposures.

    http://www.freep.com/article/20100907/NEWS02/100907050/1318/Downed-power-wires-blamed-in-some-fires

    http://www.detnews.com/article/20100907/METRO/9070424/Winds-fuel-flames-of-dozens-of-Detroit-fires


  7. While investigating a sewer condition, DPW worker and volunteer firefighter Anthony Ruggiero was overcome by fumes and fell into a manhole, 15-20 feet deep. Firefighter John Kelly, who was present when Ruggiero fell, attempted to help and was also reportedly overcome. Both victims were removed from the hole and transported to WCMC where they were pronounced.

    Our thoughts and prayers are with the Ruggiero and Kelly families as well as the Tarrytown Volunteer Fire Department.

    I would like to thank those members who were patient enough to wait for the proper time to make these topics visible.


  8. Date: 09-04-10

    Time: 1536hrs

    Location: NYC Sanitation Pier 96- W. 57th St. X West Side Highway/12th Ave

    Weather Conditions: Wind

    Description Of Incident: Fire involving several trailers on the sanitation pier.

    Reporters/Writer: Truck4

    1531hrs- R-1 transmitting 10-75 for fire on the Sanitation pier.

    All-Hands: E-40, 23, 54, 34; L-35, 4, 21FAST; R-1, Sq-288 B-9, 8

    1535hrs- E-40 transmitting 10-70 (Water relay) for fire on the pier. Marine Co. 6 advising of a verbal for fire on the Sanitation Pier and enroute. B-9 rpts several trailers involved on the pier. S/C Engine and Truck and req. Con Ed electric.

    S/C: E-8 (Water Relay)/L-2

    1538hrs- 2nd Alarm transmitted. Marine Company #1 (10 min. ETA) and #6 (15 min. ETA) assigned.

    2nd Alarm: E-1, 21, 3, 9/S-1; L-24; B-7 Safety, 1 RUL, Tac #1, Safety B/C, Rescue B/C, CTU, Field Com.

    1543hrs- Div. 3 S/C Engine, Truck and B/C to respond to the Con Ed pier, just north of the sanitation pier and stage. S/C a 3rd Marine Unit. Fire has extended to the dock itself.

    S/C: Marine 9 (1 hour, 15 min. ETA), E-59, L-22, B-X

    1547hrs- Div. 3 transmitting 3rd Alarm, units to respon to the Con Ed Pier. NYPD Harbor escorting a fuel barge from the area.

    3rd Alarm: E-65, 74, 39, 16; L-16, 25; B-4 Staging, 11, 58 Air Recon

    1552hrs- Div. 3 req. E-9/Sat-1 to 57th St and West Side Highway. Command Post is on Pier 96.

    1555hrs- Div. 3 rpts (2) L/S/O on the pier. Marine Co. 1 in operation knocking down fire at the end of the pier. D/W/H.

    1558hrs- Div. 3 rpts trench cut in the pier completed and appears to have stopped fire spread. Fire is approx. (150) out on the pier from 12th Ave. Marine Co. and handlines knocking down the fire. D/W/H.

    1601hrs- Div. 3 S/C extra Rescue, will be putting divers in the water to extinguish fire under the pier. Air Recon to use Command Channel 2 when in the air.

    S/C: R-4

    1606hrs- Div. 3 rpts spot fires on the Con Ed Pier (Exposure #4) being extinguished by Con Ed. CMD has (2) Engines and (2) Trucks assigned.

    1610hrs- Car 4C rpts (1) Tower Ladder, (3) handlines and (1) Marine Company in operation. Searches on the pier itself are negative. Searches in the trailers involved will be delayed due to heavy fire on arrival. 3rd Alarm units north of W. 57th St. are operating on the Con Ed pier. (2) lines being stretched onto the Con Ed pier.

    1621hrs- Div. 3 rpts all visible fire on the pier has been extinguished. Divers will be in the water for spot fires under the piers.

    1638hrs- Car 4C rpts fire is P/W/H. S/C (2) extra trucks, Rescue Collapse 1, SOC Compressor unit to scene. Marine Co. 6 req. a small Marine Co. to scene. S/C Marine Co. 8


  9. Date: 09-02-10

    Time: 0031hrs

    Box: 3848

    Location: 4228 White Plains Road X E. 235th St.

    Description Of Incident: Fire in a 150X50 row of taxpayers

    Reporters/Writer: Truck4

    0027hrs- B-15 is IC, 27 is 10-75 B/C. All-Hands on Arrival for fire in a taxpayer in a row of (4) stores, corner property. Exposure #3 is a 3-brick OMD attached, Exposure #4 is a similar attached.

    All-Hands: E-63, 38, 62, 66; L-39, 32FAST 51; B-27, 15 (Assigned from prior box), Sq-61 (R-3 operating at box on Grand Concourse)

    0036hrs- B-15 transmitting 2nd Alarm for fire in a taxpayer with extension into the cockloft. S/C (2) Tower Ladders above 2nd Alarm

    2nd Alarm: E-79, 97, 52, 48, 72/S-2; L-33, 46; B-20 Safety, 19 RUL; Rescue B/C, Safety B/C

    0045hrs- Div. 7 S/C (2) extra B/C's

    S/C: B-18, 13

    0050hrs- Div. 7 rpts (2) L/S/O, trucks opening up.

    0055hrs- Div. 7 transmitting 3rd Alarm.

    3rd Alarm: E-88, 75, 45, 46; L-61, 52; CTU, MSU; Air Recon

    0100hrs- B-18 will be Staging B/C. Staging originally at Bronx Blvd. X 235th St will now be White Plains Road and 237th St.

    0110hrs- Div. 7 rpts fire in original taxpayer is darkening down. Fire in the cockloft of other stores. D/W/H. S/C (2) extra Trucks and have them report to front of the building with saws.

    S/C: L-56, 41

    0120hrs- S/C extra B/C for Staging B/C.

    S/C: B-53

    0124hrs- Car 6 req. all train traffic on the L be stopped.

    0127hrs- Div. 7 rpts fire in (4) stores. S/C (2) extra Trucks.

    0129hrs- Car 6 transmitting the full 4th Alarm, req. a Tower Ladder (L-23) on the 4th to enter from E. 235th St.

    4th Alarm: E-43, 95, 96, 89; L-58, 23; B-45 Planning; E-262/IMT

    0130hrs- Car 6 rpts all members being removed from the roof. Tower Ladders going I/S.

    0147hrs- Car 6 S/C (2) extra B/C's

    S/C: B-16, 52

    0209hrs- Car 6 transmitting 5th Alarm, req. a Tower Ladder on the 5th. Fire throughout a 50X150 taxpayer. (2) Multi-versals and (2) Tower Ladders in operation.

    5th Alarm: E-90, 42, 64, 69; L-54, 50

    0214hrs- E-90 to set up multi-versal at 235th St. X White Plains Road.

    E-316 to E-96.

    L-129 to L-32.

    L-117 to 58.

    E-83 to 88

    L-17 to 31

    0405hrs- Car 3 transmitting the remainder of the 6th Alarm. Fire K/D in the cockloft. Handlines still protecting exposures.

    6th Alarm: E-305, 306; L-129

    0435hrs- Car 3 rpts (6) multi-versals, (5) Tower Ladders, (5) handlines in operation. P/W/H.


  10. Date: 09-01-10

    Time: 1248hrs

    Location: 301 West Oak Lane X MacDade Blvd./North Bonsall Ave 'Scully Propane Service Corp.'

    Departments: Collingdale, Sharon Hill, Darby, Philadelphia (w/units from Philadelphia Int. Airport)

    Description: Explosions and heavy fire in a propane service/filling facility. Several large propane storage tanks involved.

    Writer: Truck4

    http://cbs3.com/topstories/Several.Injured.Delaware.2.1891026.html

    http://www.phillyfirenews.com/content/firewire/detail/4568.php


  11. Date: 09-01-10

    Time: 0449hrs

    Location: 421 South 3rd Ave

    Units Operating: MVFD

    Description Of Incident: Heavy fire in a 2.5-frame with extension to exposure.

    Writer: Truck4

    0449hrs- B-5 rpts 10-26 for heavy fire from the rear of a dwelling.

    0455hrs- B-5 transmitting 2nd Alarm.

    2nd Alarm: E-6, L-2

    0457hrs- B-5 rpts Exposure #1- Street, Exposure #2 is attached, Exposure #3 is yard, Exposure #4 is a driveway. Extension to Exposure #2.

    0507hrs- M/A Eastchester and Pelham to cover.

    0509hrs- Car 2 rpts (4) L/S, (3) in operation. Heavy fire on Exposure #4 side.


  12. Date: 08-30-10

    Time: 083

    Box: 1573

    Area: Flatbush

    Location: 2818 Church Ave X Norstrand Ave

    Description Of Incident: Fire in the rear set back of a 3-story OMD.

    Reporters/Writer: Truck4

    0830hrs- 10-75 for fire in a 3-story OMD.

    All-Hands: 248, 249, 255, 281; L-113, 157, 147FAST; R-2, Sq-1; B-41, 48

    0835hrs- B-41 rpts All-Hands for fire in a rear 1-story set back attached to a 3-story 20X50 OMD. Exposures #2 and #4 are similar attached. S/C extra Engine and Truck.

    S/C: E-310/L-174

    0844hrs- Div. 15 transmitting 2nd Alarm.

    2nd Alarm: E-240, 234, 280, 283, 284/S-3; L-123; B-38 Safety, 58 RUL, Rescue B/C, Safety B/C; Field Com., TAC #2

    0855hrs- Div. 15 rpts (2) L/S/O

    0900hrs- Div. 15 S/C extra Truck

    S/C: L-169

    0915hrs- Car 4A rpts fire K/D, S/C extra Truck.

    S/C: L-132

    0948hrs- Car 4A rpts fire P/W/H.

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