| OCTOBER 2007 |
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BIGLERVILLE, PA -- It is with deep regret that we advise you that a 24 year old Firefighter Adam Cole of the
Buchanan Valley VFD (Adams County, PA) was tragically killed in the Line of Duty last night (10.04.2007) while
responding to the firehouse for a wild land fire call. Firefighter Cole's personal vehicle crossed over the
centerline on a curve and struck an oncoming vehicle. Firefighter Cole was extricated and transported but
did not survive the crash. FF Cole was reported as to have not been wearing his seat belt and his vehicle
speed was a contributing factor. The civilian in the second vehicle was not seriously injured.
The BVFC is planning a Firefighter's funeral for Cole, a three-year firefighter who was recently accepted to
train for the DCFD according to BVVFD sources. MORE INFORMATION
PUMPFIRE's Staff keeps the Family, Friends and Fire Department involved in our prayers and thoughts.
Buchanan Valley VFD (Adams County, PA) was tragically killed in the Line of Duty last night (10.04.2007) while
responding to the firehouse for a wild land fire call. Firefighter Cole's personal vehicle crossed over the
centerline on a curve and struck an oncoming vehicle. Firefighter Cole was extricated and transported but
did not survive the crash. FF Cole was reported as to have not been wearing his seat belt and his vehicle
speed was a contributing factor. The civilian in the second vehicle was not seriously injured.
The BVFC is planning a Firefighter's funeral for Cole, a three-year firefighter who was recently accepted to
train for the DCFD according to BVVFD sources. MORE INFORMATION
PUMPFIRE's Staff keeps the Family, Friends and Fire Department involved in our prayers and thoughts.
| Brother Killed While En Route To Fire, Adams County, PA 10.04.2007 |
ASTON, PA -- True Brotherhood was displayed from all over the state and country today as fellow emergency
workers laid to rest Brother Fireman Michael D. Reagan. Reagan was a dedicated member with the Sharon
Hill and Holmes Volunteer Fire Companies in Delaware County, PA. He answered his last alarm on September
26th as a fire broke out in a detached garage at 919 Coates Street in Sharon Hill, The garage collapsed as
Firefighters darkened the blaze trapping him and two other Brothers. Fireman Reagan was laid to rest with
full honors with a Fireman's funeral in Delaware County, PA. Thousands of Reagan Brothers and Sisters paid
their last respects to a young and dedicated fireman lost in battle at a young age. A special thank you to the
companies that answered the call to help cover the area as many companies were emptied as members
attended the funeral.
A Huge thanks from PUMPFIRE to Eden (Ladder 24), Lafayette (Tower 63) & Sellersville (Engine 27) Volunteer
Fire Companies for answering our call for help to cover companies affected. The area's being covered by
Ladder 24, Tower 63 & Engine 27 had their First Dues covered with the most Professional, Aggressive and
Dedicated Companies the area has to offer. THANK YOU!
REST EASY BROTHER
workers laid to rest Brother Fireman Michael D. Reagan. Reagan was a dedicated member with the Sharon
Hill and Holmes Volunteer Fire Companies in Delaware County, PA. He answered his last alarm on September
26th as a fire broke out in a detached garage at 919 Coates Street in Sharon Hill, The garage collapsed as
Firefighters darkened the blaze trapping him and two other Brothers. Fireman Reagan was laid to rest with
full honors with a Fireman's funeral in Delaware County, PA. Thousands of Reagan Brothers and Sisters paid
their last respects to a young and dedicated fireman lost in battle at a young age. A special thank you to the
companies that answered the call to help cover the area as many companies were emptied as members
attended the funeral.
A Huge thanks from PUMPFIRE to Eden (Ladder 24), Lafayette (Tower 63) & Sellersville (Engine 27) Volunteer
Fire Companies for answering our call for help to cover companies affected. The area's being covered by
Ladder 24, Tower 63 & Engine 27 had their First Dues covered with the most Professional, Aggressive and
Dedicated Companies the area has to offer. THANK YOU!
REST EASY BROTHER
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| Brother Laid To Rest, Delaware County, PA 10.05.2007 |
CITY OF RICHMOND, VA -- On 10/5/07 at approx. 01:15 hours Quints 14, 10, 5, 16, Rescue 2 and Battalion Chief
2 were dispatched to the 2900 block of Northumberland Ave for a reported house fire. Quint 14 advised of
heavy smoke in the area as they were laying in from the hydrant. Quint 10 arrived first on-scene and report
ed heavy fire from the 1st and 2nd division on sides B, C and D of a two story brick duplex. Quint 10 placed 1
- 1 ¾” handline into service and began fire attack on the 2nd division. A 2nd handline was placed into
service by Quint 14 on division 1. Batt. 2 arrived on-scene and requested the upgrade companies be
dispatched bringing Quint 15, Rescue 1, Batt. 1, and Air light 11. Rescue 2 and Quint 5 personnel completed a
primary search of division 2 then assisted in fire attack. Shortly after Rescue 1’s arrival, they began a
secondary search of division 2 when the floor collapsed. One firefighter fell through the floor and injured his
elbow. One additional company (Quint 6) was then requested to assist with staffing. It was found that the
building was under renovation and the hardwood floors were refinished earlier in the day. The large amount
flammable liquids and combustable materials used to refinish the floors contributed to the quick fire spread
and intense fire conditions. Crews remained on-scene for several hours doing overhaul of the building.
COURTESY OF BEN MURRAY, RESCUE 2
2 were dispatched to the 2900 block of Northumberland Ave for a reported house fire. Quint 14 advised of
heavy smoke in the area as they were laying in from the hydrant. Quint 10 arrived first on-scene and report
ed heavy fire from the 1st and 2nd division on sides B, C and D of a two story brick duplex. Quint 10 placed 1
- 1 ¾” handline into service and began fire attack on the 2nd division. A 2nd handline was placed into
service by Quint 14 on division 1. Batt. 2 arrived on-scene and requested the upgrade companies be
dispatched bringing Quint 15, Rescue 1, Batt. 1, and Air light 11. Rescue 2 and Quint 5 personnel completed a
primary search of division 2 then assisted in fire attack. Shortly after Rescue 1’s arrival, they began a
secondary search of division 2 when the floor collapsed. One firefighter fell through the floor and injured his
elbow. One additional company (Quint 6) was then requested to assist with staffing. It was found that the
building was under renovation and the hardwood floors were refinished earlier in the day. The large amount
flammable liquids and combustable materials used to refinish the floors contributed to the quick fire spread
and intense fire conditions. Crews remained on-scene for several hours doing overhaul of the building.
COURTESY OF BEN MURRAY, RESCUE 2
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| Working House Fire, Richmond, VA 10.05.2007 |
CHESTER CITY, PA -- Engine and tower 82 along with Squrt 81 and Chester 11 were dispatched to 1202 w. 9th
street. Fireboard was advising the units while enroute that they were getting numerous calls of smoke
showing from the windows. Chester 11 and Squrt 81 arrived to find a 2 story MOR with smoke showing. Squrt
81 ran an 1 3/4 water line to the basement. Tower 82 opened up and searched. Crew were available within
the hour. COURTESY OF PUMPFIRE STAFF MEMBER GORDON D. PIPPIN
street. Fireboard was advising the units while enroute that they were getting numerous calls of smoke
showing from the windows. Chester 11 and Squrt 81 arrived to find a 2 story MOR with smoke showing. Squrt
81 ran an 1 3/4 water line to the basement. Tower 82 opened up and searched. Crew were available within
the hour. COURTESY OF PUMPFIRE STAFF MEMBER GORDON D. PIPPIN
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| Working Rowhome, Delaware County, PA 10.08.2007 |
SALISBURY TOWNSHIP, PA -- BOX 42 was transmitted to 4925 Newport Road for the reported barn on fire.
Lancaster County-Wide Communications advised all incoming units of multiple calls reporting a working barn
fire, Tanker 45 went en route reporting they were a half mile out with a thermal header showing. Chief 42-2
Arrived reporting a 2 1/2 story barn well off with exposures and transmitted the 2nd Alarm. The barn was full
of hay on the 2nd floor and had dairy cows on the first floor, the fire over took the entire barn with-in
minutes as crews began getting water on it. The fire was marked under control and crews worked through
out the evening to clear the incident hitting hot spots. MORE PICTURES COURTESY OF CHRIS ANDREW
Lancaster County-Wide Communications advised all incoming units of multiple calls reporting a working barn
fire, Tanker 45 went en route reporting they were a half mile out with a thermal header showing. Chief 42-2
Arrived reporting a 2 1/2 story barn well off with exposures and transmitted the 2nd Alarm. The barn was full
of hay on the 2nd floor and had dairy cows on the first floor, the fire over took the entire barn with-in
minutes as crews began getting water on it. The fire was marked under control and crews worked through
out the evening to clear the incident hitting hot spots. MORE PICTURES COURTESY OF CHRIS ANDREW
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| 2 Alarm Barn Fire, Lancaster County, PA 10.09.2007 |
COLUMBIA BOROUGH, PA -- BOX 81 was transmitted to 217 Linden Street at Colonial Metals for a reported
building fire. LCWC advised units en route of a reported fire in the building with workers being evacuated.
Chief 81 arrived shortly afterwards with a large industrial building with nothing showing from the exterior.
Maintenance worker then advising Chief 81 of a working fire on the roof, with this information Chief 81
requested that communications start their 20 minute marks and that Rescue Squad 79 be started for the
Rapid Intervention Crew. Crews laddered the building and found a small fire on the roof with little extension
to the building. The fire was knocked down in about 45 minutes after being transmitted.
MORE PICTURES COURTESY FF/EMT MATT REIFSNYDER
building fire. LCWC advised units en route of a reported fire in the building with workers being evacuated.
Chief 81 arrived shortly afterwards with a large industrial building with nothing showing from the exterior.
Maintenance worker then advising Chief 81 of a working fire on the roof, with this information Chief 81
requested that communications start their 20 minute marks and that Rescue Squad 79 be started for the
Rapid Intervention Crew. Crews laddered the building and found a small fire on the roof with little extension
to the building. The fire was knocked down in about 45 minutes after being transmitted.
MORE PICTURES COURTESY FF/EMT MATT REIFSNYDER
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| Industrial Building Fire, Lancaster County, PA 10.12.2007 |
WEST MILFORD. WV -- At 03:47 on October 1st, Companies 15 (West
Milford VFD), 7 (Nutter Fort VFD), 5 (Mt. Clare VFD), and 3 (Lost Creek
VFD) were alerted for a structure fire on Highland Dam Road
approximately 1/4 mile up form the West Milford Fire Dept. WMVFD
Engine 151 (w/5) arrived on scene 2 minutes later to find a 2-story
dwelling with heavy fire visible through the roof. WMVFD Engine 152
(w/4), MCVFD Engine 52 (w/4), NFFD Engine 71 (w/6), and NFFD Tanker 7
(w/2) arrived on scene shortly after. Crews were unable to make entry
into the home due to structural compromise so a defensive attack was
made on the fire. NFFD Tanker 7 and LCVFD Tanker 3 supplied water as
there were no hydrants in the area. Crews knocked the bulk of the fire
down within an hour and 10 minutes and after salvage and overhaul
units went in service at 06:26. COURTESY OF FRANK FERRARI
Milford VFD), 7 (Nutter Fort VFD), 5 (Mt. Clare VFD), and 3 (Lost Creek
VFD) were alerted for a structure fire on Highland Dam Road
approximately 1/4 mile up form the West Milford Fire Dept. WMVFD
Engine 151 (w/5) arrived on scene 2 minutes later to find a 2-story
dwelling with heavy fire visible through the roof. WMVFD Engine 152
(w/4), MCVFD Engine 52 (w/4), NFFD Engine 71 (w/6), and NFFD Tanker 7
(w/2) arrived on scene shortly after. Crews were unable to make entry
into the home due to structural compromise so a defensive attack was
made on the fire. NFFD Tanker 7 and LCVFD Tanker 3 supplied water as
there were no hydrants in the area. Crews knocked the bulk of the fire
down within an hour and 10 minutes and after salvage and overhaul
units went in service at 06:26. COURTESY OF FRANK FERRARI
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| WV Firefighters Battle House Fire, WV 10.01.2007 |
CITY OF CHESTER -- At 00:00hrs the companies were dispatched to the 2600 block of Boyle Street for a
building fire. While en-route fireboard advised that PD were on location reporting a vacant fully involved.
Chester-11 arrived on location and confirmed a 2 story end of the row with heavy fire showing. Squrt 81
dropped a 5" supply line and went in service with the boom while crews from Tower 82 opened up the
exposure. Crews remained in service until 3:30hrs. COURTESY OF DEPUTY 45
building fire. While en-route fireboard advised that PD were on location reporting a vacant fully involved.
Chester-11 arrived on location and confirmed a 2 story end of the row with heavy fire showing. Squrt 81
dropped a 5" supply line and went in service with the boom while crews from Tower 82 opened up the
exposure. Crews remained in service until 3:30hrs. COURTESY OF DEPUTY 45
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| E/O/R Well Off On Arrival, Delaware County, PA 10.12.2007 |
REYNOLDSVILLE, WV -- At 22:08 on October 6th, Companies 8
(Reynoldsville VFD), 7 (Nutter Fort VFD), 13 (Summit Park VFD), and 12
(Stonewood VFD) were alerted for a structure fire on Gladys Hollow
Road in Reynoldsville. RVFD Engine 82 (w/5) arrived on scene 2
minutes later to find a mobile home with heavy fire showing. RVFD E81
(w/2), NFFD E71 (w/5), NFFD T7 (w/2), SPVFD E131 (w/4), and STVFD E121
(w/3) arrived on scene shortly after. RVFD and NFFD crews made entry
while STVFD and SPVFD handled exterior attack operations. Crews
knocked the bulk of the fire down within an hour. The home was in a
very remote area which made it very difficult to get fire apparatus to
the scene. After salvage and overhaul crews went ready at 22:13. The
home is a total loss. COURTESY OF FRANK FERRARI
(Reynoldsville VFD), 7 (Nutter Fort VFD), 13 (Summit Park VFD), and 12
(Stonewood VFD) were alerted for a structure fire on Gladys Hollow
Road in Reynoldsville. RVFD Engine 82 (w/5) arrived on scene 2
minutes later to find a mobile home with heavy fire showing. RVFD E81
(w/2), NFFD E71 (w/5), NFFD T7 (w/2), SPVFD E131 (w/4), and STVFD E121
(w/3) arrived on scene shortly after. RVFD and NFFD crews made entry
while STVFD and SPVFD handled exterior attack operations. Crews
knocked the bulk of the fire down within an hour. The home was in a
very remote area which made it very difficult to get fire apparatus to
the scene. After salvage and overhaul crews went ready at 22:13. The
home is a total loss. COURTESY OF FRANK FERRARI
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| Working Mobile Home Fire, WV 10.06.2007 |
STREET, MD -- At 1638hrs. Box 614 was transmitted for an MVA with Auto Fire in the 3700 block of Ady Rd.
While enroute Harford County EOC advised of recieving reports of a 3 vehicle MVA with 2 vehicles on fire
and 2 patients. At 1642hrs. Chief 6 arrived and reported 2 vehicles fully involved and requested a full engine
assignment, plus 3 additional EMS units. All occupants had exited the vehicles prior to arrival and a total of 6
patients were found at location. E613 arrived and the crew deployed 2 attack lines and the fire was declared
under control at 1656hrs. Command then requested Medi-Vac to the scene for one priority 1 patient that was
transported to Shock Trauma by MSP Trooper 6. The remaining 5 priority 3 patients were transported by EMS
units to Upper Chesapeake Medical Center. Additional EMS units from Co.9 (Darlington) and York County, PA
Sta. 57 assisted at the scene. Units cleared at 1743hrs.
COURTESY OF WHITEFORD VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY
While enroute Harford County EOC advised of recieving reports of a 3 vehicle MVA with 2 vehicles on fire
and 2 patients. At 1642hrs. Chief 6 arrived and reported 2 vehicles fully involved and requested a full engine
assignment, plus 3 additional EMS units. All occupants had exited the vehicles prior to arrival and a total of 6
patients were found at location. E613 arrived and the crew deployed 2 attack lines and the fire was declared
under control at 1656hrs. Command then requested Medi-Vac to the scene for one priority 1 patient that was
transported to Shock Trauma by MSP Trooper 6. The remaining 5 priority 3 patients were transported by EMS
units to Upper Chesapeake Medical Center. Additional EMS units from Co.9 (Darlington) and York County, PA
Sta. 57 assisted at the scene. Units cleared at 1743hrs.
COURTESY OF WHITEFORD VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY
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| 3 Vehicle PIC Involving Fire, Harford County, MD 10.12.2007 |
JACKSON TOWNSHIP, PA -- At 13:01 Harmony Station 23 and Harmony EMS Station 62 was dispatched to a
personal injury accident in the area of 243 Evans Rd with unknown injuries. Cranberry EMS Station 51 was
requested to cover the call for Harmony EMS due to all of their units being out on other calls. Chief 23
arrived on scene and reported this was a head on collision with 1 entrapped. Rescue 23 was next arriving
and began extrication by removing the drivers door. Cranberry ambulance arrived and requested that the
patient being rapidly extricated due her deteriorating conditions. A total of 2 patients were transported to
Allegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh. COURTESY OF RYAN MANN
personal injury accident in the area of 243 Evans Rd with unknown injuries. Cranberry EMS Station 51 was
requested to cover the call for Harmony EMS due to all of their units being out on other calls. Chief 23
arrived on scene and reported this was a head on collision with 1 entrapped. Rescue 23 was next arriving
and began extrication by removing the drivers door. Cranberry ambulance arrived and requested that the
patient being rapidly extricated due her deteriorating conditions. A total of 2 patients were transported to
Allegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh. COURTESY OF RYAN MANN
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| PIC w/Entrapment, Butler County, PA 10.06.2007 |
CITY OF CAMDEN, NJ -- On October 11, 2007 a Camden City box was transmitted for a dwelling fire at 1307
Everett Street . Squad 7, Engine 8, Ladder 1, Ladder 2, Rescue 1 and Battalion 1 were dispatched to the
scene. While en route Camden County Communications advised responding units they were receiving
multiple calls with reports of people trapped. Squad 7 arrived on location and reported a working fire with
victims. Battalion 1 arrived and reported a 2 story ordinary construction, single family dwelling with heavy
fire and a victim in front of the dwelling. The all hands was sounded. EMS tended to the victim which had
serious head trauma from jumping from the 2nd floor window. She was treated and transported to Cooper
Trauma Center . Additional EMS were called to the scene. Another occupant was treated and transported to
the hospital who did not have serious injuries. Squad 7 went in operation with a 1 ¾” hand line to find heavy
fire conditions on the first floor. A 2nd line was placed in operation as well. Searches by the crews found a
male in the 2nd floor rear room in cardiac arrest. This victim was brought out the 2nd floor window and CPR
was started. Crews secured the victim in a stokes basket and lowered to the ground via ground ladders to
awaiting EMS. The pt. was transported to Cooper Trauma and pronounced. Crews knocked down the fire on
the number 1 floor and checked for extension. The victim who had jumped from the 2nd floor window later
died from her injuries. The Camden City Fire Marshals, Camden City Police Department, and the Camden
County Fire Marshals Office have the blaze under investigation. COURTESY OF TED AURIG
Everett Street . Squad 7, Engine 8, Ladder 1, Ladder 2, Rescue 1 and Battalion 1 were dispatched to the
scene. While en route Camden County Communications advised responding units they were receiving
multiple calls with reports of people trapped. Squad 7 arrived on location and reported a working fire with
victims. Battalion 1 arrived and reported a 2 story ordinary construction, single family dwelling with heavy
fire and a victim in front of the dwelling. The all hands was sounded. EMS tended to the victim which had
serious head trauma from jumping from the 2nd floor window. She was treated and transported to Cooper
Trauma Center . Additional EMS were called to the scene. Another occupant was treated and transported to
the hospital who did not have serious injuries. Squad 7 went in operation with a 1 ¾” hand line to find heavy
fire conditions on the first floor. A 2nd line was placed in operation as well. Searches by the crews found a
male in the 2nd floor rear room in cardiac arrest. This victim was brought out the 2nd floor window and CPR
was started. Crews secured the victim in a stokes basket and lowered to the ground via ground ladders to
awaiting EMS. The pt. was transported to Cooper Trauma and pronounced. Crews knocked down the fire on
the number 1 floor and checked for extension. The victim who had jumped from the 2nd floor window later
died from her injuries. The Camden City Fire Marshals, Camden City Police Department, and the Camden
County Fire Marshals Office have the blaze under investigation. COURTESY OF TED AURIG
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| Fatal House Fire, Camden County, NJ 10.11.2007 |
CITY OF CHESTER, PA -- At 0926hrs the companies were dispatched to 2611 Smithers Street for a building.
While en-route fireboard advised that PD were on scene reporting the fire was in 2613 and they were
attempting to force entry. Chester-11 arrived and reported a vacant under renovation with smoke showing
from the second floor windows . Squrt 81 dropped a 5" supply line and lead off with an 13/4 hand-line to the
basement. Fire was placed under control in about 20 minutes and companies cleared at 1030hrs.
COURTESY OF DEPUTY 45
While en-route fireboard advised that PD were on scene reporting the fire was in 2613 and they were
attempting to force entry. Chester-11 arrived and reported a vacant under renovation with smoke showing
from the second floor windows . Squrt 81 dropped a 5" supply line and lead off with an 13/4 hand-line to the
basement. Fire was placed under control in about 20 minutes and companies cleared at 1030hrs.
COURTESY OF DEPUTY 45
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| Another Job In The Gardens, Delaware County, PA 10.17.2007 |
CITY OF CAMDEN, NJ -- On October 12, 2007, at 3 p.m, Engine 6, Engine 1, Ladder 1, Ladder 3, Rescue 1 and
Battalion 2 were dispatched to the 6th Street and York Street for a dwelling fire. Ladder 1 arrived and
reported heavy fire from the 2nd floor. Battalion 2 arrived and reported at 641 York St , it was a 2 story end
of the row dwelling confirming heavy fire from the 2nd floor. Engine 6 arrived and went in operation with a 1
¾” hand line. Engine 1 arrived secured a water supply and stretched a back up line. Ladder 1 went to the
roof as Rescue 1 performed searches. The fire was knocked down as crews opened up and checked for
extension. EMS transported 1 occupant with smoke inhalation. The American Red Cross was called for the
assistance of 3 adults and 6 children. The fire was placed under control around the 20 minute mark. No
firefighter injuries were reported. COURTESY OF TED AURIG
Battalion 2 were dispatched to the 6th Street and York Street for a dwelling fire. Ladder 1 arrived and
reported heavy fire from the 2nd floor. Battalion 2 arrived and reported at 641 York St , it was a 2 story end
of the row dwelling confirming heavy fire from the 2nd floor. Engine 6 arrived and went in operation with a 1
¾” hand line. Engine 1 arrived secured a water supply and stretched a back up line. Ladder 1 went to the
roof as Rescue 1 performed searches. The fire was knocked down as crews opened up and checked for
extension. EMS transported 1 occupant with smoke inhalation. The American Red Cross was called for the
assistance of 3 adults and 6 children. The fire was placed under control around the 20 minute mark. No
firefighter injuries were reported. COURTESY OF TED AURIG
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| 1 Hurt In E/O/R Fire, Camden County, NJ 10.12.2007 |
CITY OF CAMDEN, NJ -- On October 16, 2007 shortly after 11 p.m, Engines 9,11, Ladders 3, 1 , Rescue 1 and
Battalion 2 were dispatched to N. 28th and Pleasant for a reported dwelling fire. Battalion 2 arrived and
reported a 2 story twin with heavy fire through the roof. The all hands was sounded and all companies were
directed to set up in defensive operations. An additional Engine crew was also dispatched as fire spread to
the D exposure. Companies went in operation with 2 ½ hand lines as Ladder 3 went in operation with the
Master Stream. Battalion 2 reported the dwelling to be fully involved with the exposure being heavily
involved. Crews operated on scene with multiple hand lines before Battalion 2 reported the fire to be under
control at the 40 minute mark. No injuries were reported on the Fire Ground. The Camden City Fire Marshals
have the fire under investigation. COURTESY OF TED AURIG
Battalion 2 were dispatched to N. 28th and Pleasant for a reported dwelling fire. Battalion 2 arrived and
reported a 2 story twin with heavy fire through the roof. The all hands was sounded and all companies were
directed to set up in defensive operations. An additional Engine crew was also dispatched as fire spread to
the D exposure. Companies went in operation with 2 ½ hand lines as Ladder 3 went in operation with the
Master Stream. Battalion 2 reported the dwelling to be fully involved with the exposure being heavily
involved. Crews operated on scene with multiple hand lines before Battalion 2 reported the fire to be under
control at the 40 minute mark. No injuries were reported on the Fire Ground. The Camden City Fire Marshals
have the fire under investigation. COURTESY OF TED AURIG
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| Two Houses Off, Camden County, NJ 10.16.2007 |