| CALL SUMMARY |
NOVEMBER 28, 2008- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO AN OUTBUILDING FIRE ON ROLLS
LANE OFF OF OLD HUMBLE MILL ROAD. 14-A (LAMBE) ARRIVED TO FIND A FULLY
INVOLVED OUTBUILDING WITH A MOBILE HOME BEING EXPOSED. CREWS PULLED
THE INITIAL LINE TO PROTECT THE EXPOSURE AND THEN EXTINGUISHED THE FIRE.
THE BUILDING WAS A TOTAL LOSS. THE MOBILE HOME WAS SAVED WITH DAMAGE TO
THE END WALL. FRANKLINVILLE AND WESTSIDE FIRE DEPARTMENTS RESPONDED
TO ASSIST. 14-A HAD COMMAND. VIEW PHOTOS
NOVEMBER 13, 2008- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO CLAYTON THOMAS ROAD OFF OF
HINSHAW TOWN ROAD FOR AN OUTBUILDING FIRE. AC-14 (MACON) ARRIVED ON
SCENE TO FIND A FULLY INVOLVED OUTBUILDING WITH A VAN AS AN EXPOSURE. THE
VAN WAS REMOVED FROM THE AREA AND SUFFERED PAINT DAMAGE AND BUSTED
WINDOWS DUE TO THE HEAT. THE BUILDING WAS A TOTAL LOSS. THE FIRE IS
THOUGHT TO HAVE STARTED FROM A KEROSENE HEATER LEFT UNATTENDED. ALSO
RESPONDING WERE THE COLERIDGE-ERECT AND FRANKLINVILLE FIRE
DEPARTMENTS. AC-14 HAD COMMAND.
NOVEMBER 3, 2008- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO A REPORTED BARN FIRE ON
HUDSON LANE OFF GILES CHAPEL ROAD. UNITS REPORTED HEAVY SMOKE
SHOWING FROM SEVERAL MILES OUT. ENGINE 143 ARRIVED ON SCENE TO FIND 3-4
ATTACHED OUTBUILDINGS FULLY INVOLVED EXPOSING A RESIDENCE. 14-A (LAMBE)
GAVE A SIZE UP AND ASSUMED COMMAND. THE INITIAL ATTACK LINE WAS PULLED TO
PROTECT THE EXPOSURE AND COOL THE FIRE ON THAT SIDE. ADDITIONAL LINES
WERE PULLED TO ATTACK THE FIRE. THE BUILDINGS WERE FULL OF BUILDING
MATERIALS, BARRELS OF GASOLINE AND USED MOTOR OIL AS WELL AS SEVERAL OFF
ROAD VEHICLES AND A TRAVEL TRAILER. CREWS STAYED ON SCENE FOR SEVERAL
HOURS EXTINGUISHING HOT SPOTS AND MOPPING UP. THE BUILDINGS AND THEIR
CONTENTS WERE DESTROYED. THE RESIDENCE SUFFERED A CRACKED WINDOW
DUE TO THE HEAT AND MELTED SIDING. WESTSIDE AND FRANKLINVILLE FIRE
DEPARTMENTS ASSISTED ON THE CALL. 14-A HAD COMMAND. VIEW PHOTOS
OCTOBER 26, 2008- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO A REPORT OF A CARGO VEHICLE ON
FIRE OFF ZOO PARKWAY. CREWS ARRIVED ON THE SCENE TO FIND A TOUR BUS ON
FIRE THREATENING A SECOND TOUR BUS. A LINE WAS STRETCHED TO PROTECT
THE EXPOSURE AND A SECOND LINE WAS STRETCHED TO ATTACK THE FIRE.
CREWS WERE ABLE TO KNOCK THE FIRE DOWN QUICKLY. THE BUS OF ORIGIN WAS
EXTENSIVELY DAMAGED WHILE THE EXPOSED BUS HAD MINOR DAMAGE. DC 14 HAD
COMMAND. VIEW VIDEO
SEPTEMBER 7, 2008- EAST SIDE RESPONDED WITH COLERIDGE-ERECT FIRE (STA.
9) TO A STRUCTURE FIRE AT STRUCTURAL WOOD COMPONENTS ON N.C. 22 SOUTH.
CREWS ARRIVED TO FIND A PRESSURE KILN WITH HEAVY SMOKE SHOWING.
THE BUILDING WAS OPENED UP AND CREWS ATTACKED THE FIRE USING A
COMBINATION OF HANDLINES AND MASTER STREAMS. THE KILN WAS PACKED FLOOR
TO CEILING WITH WOOD WHICH WAS BEING PRESSURE TREATED AND HAD ALREADY
GONE THROUGH THE DRYING PROCESS. INITIAL ACCESS WAS DIFFICULT AND THE
WOOD STACKS HAD TO BEE PULLED FROM THE BUILDING TO BE FULLY
EXTINGUISHED. FIREFIGHTERS WERE ON SCENE FOR MORE THAN EIGHT HOURS.
DEPARTMENTS OPERATING ON THE SCENE WERE COLERIDGE-ERECT, EAST SIDE,
AND FRANKLINVILLE. AC 9 HAD COMMAND. VIEW PICTURES
AUGUST 11,2008- EAST SIDE FIRE RESPONDED TO OLD BACHELOR CREEK ROAD
FOR MULTIPLE ROUND BALES OF HAY ON FIRE. CREWS ARRIVED ON SCENE TO FIND
BETWEEN 10 AND 15 BALES ON FIRE. COLERIDGE-ERECT WAS REQUESTED TO
ASSIST AS WE HAD TO TEAR THE BALES APART TO EXTINGUISH THEM. CREWS
OPERATED ON THE SCENE FOR SEVERAL HOURS EXTINGUISHING AND
OVERHAULING THE AREA. ARSON IS THE SUSPECTED CAUSE OF THIS FIRE.
JULY 23, 2008- EAST SIDE RESPONDED WITH COLERIDGE-ERECT FIRE (STA. 9) TO A
HOUSE FIRE NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF NC 42 AND HOLLY SPRINGS ROAD. FIRST
ARRIVING PERSONNEL REPORTED A FULLY INVOLVED RESIDENCE. ATTACK LINES
WERE DEPLOYED AND A TANKER SHUTTLE SET UP WITH A POND BEING THE WATER
SOURCE. THE FIRE WAS KNOCKED DOWN FAIRLY QUICKLY AND OVERHAULED. NO
INTERIOR OPERATIONS WERE CONDUCTED. THE FIRE WAS BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN
STARTED BY A LIGHTNING STRIKE FROM HEAVY STORMS IN THE AREA.
JULY 10, 2008- EAST SIDE RESPONDED WITH COLERIDGE/ERECT FIRE (STA. 9) TO A
HOUSE FIRE ON LOG CABIN ROAD. INITIAL CREWS ON THE SCENE REPORTED A
WORKING FIRE. SEVERAL ATTACK LINES WERE DEPLOYED AND A TANKER SHUTTLE
OPERATION INITIATED. DUE TO THE EXTENT OF THE FIRE, NO INTERIOR OPERATIONS
WERE CONDUCTED. BENNETT FIRE ALSO OPERATED ON THE SCENE.
JUNE 20, 2008- EAST SIDE FIRE RESPONDED TO A BARN FIRE ON BUFFALO FORD
ROAD. CHIEF 14 ARRIVED ON THE SCENE AND REPORTED A WORKING FIRE
INVOLVING HAY IN A BARN. CREWS ARRIVED ON THE SCENE AND WITH THE
ASSISTANCE OF THE OWNER, REMOVED FOUR LARGE ROUND BALES OF HAY FROM
THE STRUCTURE. THE BALES WERE THEN BROKEN APART AND EXTINGUISHED.
THERE WAS MINIMAL DAMAGE TO THE STRUCTURE. EAST SIDE WAS ASSISTED BY
THE FRANKLINVILLE AND COLERIDGE-ERECT FIRE DEPARTMENTS. CHIEF 14
(HOFFMAN) HAD COMMAND.
JUNE 19,2008- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO AN OUTBUILDING FIRE ON OSBORNE MILL
ROAD. DEPUTY CHIEF 19 ARRIVED ON SCENE AND REPORTED THE STRUCTURE TO
BE FULLY INVOLVED. CREWS ARRIVED ON THE SCENE AND GOT A GOOD
KNOCKDOWN ON THE FIRE. THE BUILDING WAS A TOTAL LOSS. EAST SIDE WAS
ASSISTED BY THE FRANKLINVILLE AND COLERIDGE-ERECT FIRE DEPARTMENTS.
DEPUTY CHIEF 19 (McDONALD) HAD COMMAND.
JUNE 19, 2008- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO A RESIDENTIAL FIRE ON PATTON AVENUE.
DEPUTY CHIEF 19 (McDONALD) ARRIVED ON SCENE AND REPORTED LIGHT SMOKE
SHOWING. CREWS MADE ENTRY AND FOUND FOOD AND AN APPLIANCE BURNING ON
THE STOVE. THE FIRE WAS KNOCKED DOWN QUICKLY WITH MINIMAL DAMAGE TO THE
RESIDENCE. EAST SIDE CREWS OVERHAULED AND REMOVED SMOKE FROM THE
RESIDENCE PRIOR TO DEPARTURE. THE FRANKLINVILLE AND WESTSIDE FIRE
DEPARTMENTS ALSO RESPONDED. DEPUTY CHIEF 19 (McDONALD) HAD COMMAND.
JUNE 19, 2008- EAST SIDE FIRE WAS DISPATCHED TO A VEHICLE FIRE ON
GRANTVILLE LANE. UPON ARRIVAL, CREWS FOUND A VEHICLE FULLY INVOLVED
INSIDE OF A CAR SHED WITH A RESIDENCE THREATENED. HOSELINES WERE
DEPLOYED TO PROTECT THE EXPOSURE AND KNOCK THE FIRE DOWN. THE VEHICLE
AND CAR SHED WERE TOTAL LOSSES. THE RESIDENCE WAS SAVED WITH MINOR
DAMAGE TO THE VINYL SIDING. EAST SIDE WAS ASSISTED BY THE FRANKLINVILLE
AND COLERIDGE-ERECT FIRE DPARTMENTS. FIREFIGHTER COLEMAN HAD COMMAND.
JUNE 3, 2008- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO A WRECK ON HINSHAW TOWN ROAD AT
HOLLY SPRINGS ROAD. ON ARRIVAL, CREWS FOUND AN ACCIDENT INVOLVING A
TRACTOR TRAILER AND A PASSENGER CAR. THE OPERATOR OF THE PASSENGER
CAR WAS KILLED AS A RESULT OF THE ACCIDENT. ASSISTANT CHIEF 14 (MACON) HAD
COMMAND.
APRIL 10, 2008- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO A THREE CAR COLLISION ON US 64 AT
LUCK ROAD. COMMUNICATIONS ADVISED THAT THERE WAS AN ENTRAPMENT.
CREWS ARRIVED ON SCENE AND BEGAN HAZARD MITIGATION AND PATIENT CARE.
THERE WAS AN ENTRAPMENT WHICH WAS CLEARED BY ASH-RAND RESCUE.
ASSISTANT CHIEF 14 (MACON) HAD FIRE COMMAND. VIEW PHOTOS
APRIL 2, 2008- EAST SIDE FIRE RESPONDED TO A HOUSE FIRE ON BACHELOR CREEK
ROAD NEAR OSBORNE MILL ROAD. CREWS ARRIVED ON THE SCENE AND REPORTED
SMOKE SHOWING FROM AROUND A DOOR ON DIVSION B. THE FIRE WAS CONTAINED
TO A LAUNDRY ROOM AND EXTINGUISHED. EAST SIDE WAS ASSISTED BY
FRANKLINVILLE AND SEAGROVE FIRE DEPARTMENTS. DEPUTY CHIEF 19 (McDONALD
) HAD COMMAND.
MARCH 25, 2008- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO ASSIST STATION 8 FRANKLINVILLE WITH
A BUILDING FIRE ON HARDIN ELLISON ROAD. ASST. CHIEF 22 (ALLRED) ARRIVED ON
SCENE AND REPORTED A WORKING FIRE IN A GARAGE TYPE BUILDING WITH AN RV
AND RESIDENCE AS EXPOSURES. ENGINE 82 ARRIVED ON SCENE AND CREWS
DEPLOYED TO PROTECT THE EXPOSURES. THE BUILDING AND THE RV WERE TOTAL
LOSSES BUT THE RESIDENCE WAS SPARED. ALONG WITH EAST SIDE, CLIMAX FIRE
ALSO RESPONDED TO ASSIST. THE FIRE WAS STARTED BY UNATTEDED DEBRIS
BURNING BEHIND THE OUTBUILDING. CHIEF 8 (DIXON) HAD COMMAND.
MARCH 14, 2008- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO A WOODS FIRE OFF OF BROWNSTONE
HILLS RD WHICH IS OFF OF NC 42. A FAST MOVING WOODS FIRE FUELED BY WIND
AND TERRAIN SCORCHED APPROXIMATELY 5 ACRES IN A NEIGHBORHOOD BEFORE
BEING CONTAINED. NO STRUCTURES WERE DAMAGED. EAST SIDE WAS ASSISTED
BY FRANKLINVILLE AND WESTSIDE FIRE DEPARTMENTS. THE FOREST SERVICE ALSO
RESPONDED WITH THE PLOW AND PERSONNEL. AC-19 (CLOUSTON) SHARED
COMMAND WITH RANGER 1 (ALBERTSON). VIEW PHOTOS
MARCH 1, 2008- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO A WOODS FIRE OFF LAWRENCE DRIVE
WHICH IS OFF OF BROWERS CHAPEL ROAD. THE FIRE BURNED ABOUT 1 ACRE OF
WOODS BEHIND SEVERAL HOUSES BEFORE BEING CONTAINED WITH HANDLINES.
EXTENSIVE OVERHAUL WAS COMPLETED USING FORESTRY LINES. THE FIRE WAS
STARTED BY KIDS PLAYING WITH MATCHES. THE INVESTIGATION WAS HANDLED BY
RANGER 2 COLEY WHO ALSO SHARED COMMAND WITH 14-C (COCKMAN).
FEBRUARY 11, 2008- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO ASSIST SEAGROVE FIRE(STATION 6)
WITH A RESIDENTIAL FIRE ON FRANK ROAD. THE HOME WAS WELL INVOLVED UPON
DISPATCH OF THE CALL AS UNITS REPORTED HEAVY SMOKE FROM SEVERAL MILES
OUT. THE HOME WAS EMPTY AT THE TIME AND A COMPLETE LOSS. IN ADDITION TO
SEAGROVE AND EAST SIDE, UNITS FROM ULAH AND WESTSIDE WERE ON THE SCENE.
FEBRUARY 10, 2008- DRY AND WINDY CONDITIONS RESULTED IN NUMEROUS
BRUSH, FIELD, AND WOODS FIRES IN RANDOLPH COUNTY. EAST SIDE RESPONDED
TO 10 SEPARATE FIRES AND AN ADDITIONAL TWO SERVICE CALLS FOR POWER LINES
DOWN. WE ASSISTED AND WERE ASSISTED BY THE FRANKLINVILLE AND WESTSIDE
FIRE DEPARTMENTS ON MANY OF THESE CALLS. MOST OF THESE FIRES WERE KEPT
SMALL BECAUSE OF THE COOPERATIVE EFFORT OF THE DEPARTMENTS INVOLVED.
FEBRUARY 5, 2008- EAST SIDE UNITS RESPONDED WITH FRANKLINVILLE TO A
WOKING RESIDENTIAL FIRE ON ROUNDLEAF ROAD. THE RESIDENT WAS BADLY
BURNED IN THE INCIDENT. THE HOME WAS WELL INVOLVED UPON THE ARRIVAL OF
THE FIRST APPARATUS AND WAS A TOTAL LOSS. FRANKLINVILLE WAS ALSO
ASSISTED BY RAMSEUR FIRE DEPARTMENT (STATION 4) ON THIS CALL. CHIEF 8
(DIXON) HAD COMMAND.
JANUARY 23, 2008- EAST SIDE UNITS RESPONDED TO FOUR MOTOR VEHICLE
ACCIDENTS AS A RESULT OF ICY ROADWAYS. THERE WERE NO LIFE THREATENING
INJURIES AS A RESULT OF THESE ACCIDENTS. COUNTYWIDE, OVER 50 ACCIDENTS
WERE REPORTED TO THE HIGHWAY PATROL.
JANUARY 3 & 20, 2008- EAST SIDE FIRE RESPONDED TO CHIMNEY FIRES ON WARD
VALLEY RD AND US 64 E. BOTH FIRES WERE CONTAINED TO THE CHIMNEYS AND
EXTINGUISHED WITH NO FURTHER DAMAGE TO THE STRUCTURES. ON BOTH CALLS,
EAST SIDE WAS ASSISTED BY FRANKLINVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
DECEMBER 17, 2007- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO A 10-50 PI ON NC 42 NEAR LITTLE
BEANE STORE ROAD. CREWS ARRIVED TO FIND A SINGLE VEHICLE ROLLOVER WITH
THE PASSENGER EJECTED. THE DRIVER OF THE VEHICLE WAS PINNED AND DIED
PRIOR TO BEING EXTRICATED. THE PASSENGER WAS TRANSPORTED FROM THE
SCENE WITH MULTIPLE INJURIES AND WAS LATER FLOWN TO BAPTIST MEDICAL
CENTER. CHIEF 14 (HOFFMAN) HAD COMMAND.
DECEMBER 15, 2007- EAST SIDE ASSISTED FRANKLINVILLE FIRE WITH A WORKING
HOUSE FIRE ON WICKER LOVELL ROAD. CLIMAX FIRE ALSO RESPONDED TO ASSIST.
CHIEF 8 (DIXON) HAD COMMAND.
NOVEMBER 3, 2007- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO A SINGLE VEHICLE CRASH
INVOLVING A MOTORCYCLE NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF OLD COX ROAD AND
HUMBLE MILL ROAD. THE MOTORCYCLE FAILED TO NEGOTIATE A CURVE, TRAVELLED
LEFT OF CENTER AND OFF THE LEFT SIDE OF THE ROAD. THE MOTORCYCLE
STRUCK A ROCK AND BEGAN TO TUMBLE. AS A RESULT, THE DRIVER WAS KILLED.
SEPTEMBER 3, 2007- EAST SIDE FIRE RESPONDED TO A REPORTED FIELD AND
WOODS FIRE OFF OF BROWERS CHAPEL ROAD. CREWS ARRIVED TO FIND A
PASTURE AND WOODS ON FIRE. FLAME LENGTHS IN THE WOODS WERE
APPROXIMATELY THREE FEET. CREWS MANAGED TO CUT OFF THE HEAD OF THE
FIRE AND BEGAN RAKING LINE TO CONTAIN IT. THE FIRE WAS STOPPED AT A LITTLE
OVER 9 ACRES. EAST SIDE WAS ASSISTED BY FRANKLINVILLE FIRE AND THE N.C.
FOREST SERVICE. RANGER 2 COLEY AND CHIEF 14 (HOFFMAN) SHARED COMMAND.
VIEW PHOTOS
AUGUST 31, 2007- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO A HOUSE FIRE ON HAMPTON COURT.
THE FIRE WAS MOSTLY CONTAINED TO THE KITCHEN AND DINING AREA OF THE
HOME. FRANKLINVILLE AND WESTSIDE FIRE ASSISTED ON THE CALL. FF JAMES
CAMPBELL HAD COMMAND.
AUGUST 15, 2007- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO A BRUSH FIRE BETWEEN WOODLAWN
STREET AND BOOKER T. WASHINGTON ROAD THAT WAS REPORTEDLY
ENDANGERING A STRUCTURE. CREWS ARRIVED TO FIND A PUSH UP PILE AND THE
FIRE HAD ESCAPED ITS CONTAINMENT INTO THE BRUSH. CREWS STOPPED THE
HEAD OF THE FIRE BEFORE IT GOT TO THE RESIDENCE AND ACCOMPLISHED
CONTAIN AND EXTINGUISHMENT OF THE FIRE WITH NO PROPERTY DAMAGE. FF BRAD
WILSON HAD COMMAND. VIEW PHOTOS
AUGUST 13, 2007- EAST SIDE RESPONDED WITH FRANKLINVILLE FIRE TO A HOUSE
FIRE ON BUTLERS CHAPEL ROAD. ASST CHIEF WELBORN (AC-22) REPORTED A WELL
INVOLVED FIRE ON THE B SIDE OF THE STRUCTURE AND ASSUMED COMMAND.
CREWS WERE ABLE TO CUT THE FIRE OFF AND CONTAIN IT MOSTLY TO THE B SIDE
AND THE ATTIC OF THE RESIDENCE. MANY ITEMS WERE SALVAGED BUT THE
RESIDENCE WAS A TOTAL LOSS. CLIMAX FIRE ALSO ASSISTED WITH THIS FIRE. CHIEF
DIXON (CHIEF 8) ASSUMED COMMAND UPON HIS ARRIVAL.
AUGUST 13, 2007- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO A WOODS FIRE ON BETHEL FRIENDS
ROAD. CREWS ARRIVED ON THE SCENE TO FIND A STUBBORN FIRE BURNING IN A
BAMBOO THICKET ALONG WITH DISCARDED APPLIANCES. CLASS A FOAM WAS USED
TO ENTINGUISH THE FIRE WHICH BURNED APPROXIMATELY 3/4 OF AN ACRE. CHIEF
HOFFMAN (CHIEF 14) HAD COMMAND.
AUGUST 6, 2007- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO AN MVA INVOLVING A PEDESTRIAN ON
GOLD HILL ROAD. SADLY, THE PEDESTRIAN DIED AS A RESULT OF HIS INJURIES.
GOLD HILL ROAD WAS CLOSED FOR APPROXIMATELY 2 HOURS WHILE SHP
CONDUCTED THEIR INVESTIGATION. CHIEF HOFFMAN (CHIEF 14) HAD
COMMAND. VIEW PHOTOS
AUGUST 5, 2007- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO A HEAD ON COLLISION ON OLD HUMBLE
MILL ROAD. CREWS ARRIVED AND FOUND THAT THERE WAS NO PIN-IN AND THAT
THE INJURIES WERE NOT LIFE THREATENING. LT. LAMBE (19-C) HAD
COMMAND. VIEW PHOTOS
JULY 28,2007- EAST SIDE ASSISTED WEST SIDE FIRE WITH A RESIDENTIAL FIRE ON
BERKLEY LANE. UPON ARRIVAL, FIRE CREWS DISCOVERED A FIRE WHICH HAD
BURNED THROUGH THE BACK WALL OF THE HOUSE AND EXTENDED UP THE SIDING
ON THE REAR OF THE HOME AND EXTENDED TO THE ATTIC. CREWS MADE A NICE
KNOCKDOWN ON THE FIRE AND KEPT IT FROM SPREADING ANY FURTHER.
ASHEBORO AND TABERNACLE FIRE DEPARTMENTS ALSO ASSISTED. ASST. CHIEF
BARR (AC-16) HAD COMMAND. VIEW PHOTOS
JULY 17, 2007- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO A FIELD/BRUSH FIRE ON LUCK ROAD. THE
FIRE CONSUMED BETWEEN 1-2 ACRES AND MADE A NICE RUN IN THE FIELD BEFORE
CREWS MADE A NICE KNOCKDOWN ON THE HEAD OF THE FIRE. EAST SIDE WAS
ASSISTED BY THE N.C. FOREST SERVICE. CAPT. LYNCH (14-B) HAD
COMMAND. VIEW PHOTOS
JULY 14, 2007- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO AN MVA AT THE INTERSECTION OF US 64
AT PRESNELL ST. THERE WERE NO SERIOUS INJURIES BUT TRAFFIC WAS BACKED
UP FOR A WHILE. CREWS REMAINED ON SCENE FOR APPROXIMATELY 1.5 HOURS
ASSISTING SHP. VIEW PHOTOS
JULY 9, 2007- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO A DUMPSTER FIRE REPORTEDLY
ENDANGERING STRUCTURES AT RICHLAND VILLAGE MHP. UNITS ARRIVED TO FIND A
BURNING DUMPSTER BUT NO STRUCTURES IN DANGER. THE FIRE WAS
EXTINGUISHED AND ALL UNITS RETURNED TO SERVICE. LT. LAMBE (19-C) HAD
COMMAND.
LANE OFF OF OLD HUMBLE MILL ROAD. 14-A (LAMBE) ARRIVED TO FIND A FULLY
INVOLVED OUTBUILDING WITH A MOBILE HOME BEING EXPOSED. CREWS PULLED
THE INITIAL LINE TO PROTECT THE EXPOSURE AND THEN EXTINGUISHED THE FIRE.
THE BUILDING WAS A TOTAL LOSS. THE MOBILE HOME WAS SAVED WITH DAMAGE TO
THE END WALL. FRANKLINVILLE AND WESTSIDE FIRE DEPARTMENTS RESPONDED
TO ASSIST. 14-A HAD COMMAND. VIEW PHOTOS
NOVEMBER 13, 2008- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO CLAYTON THOMAS ROAD OFF OF
HINSHAW TOWN ROAD FOR AN OUTBUILDING FIRE. AC-14 (MACON) ARRIVED ON
SCENE TO FIND A FULLY INVOLVED OUTBUILDING WITH A VAN AS AN EXPOSURE. THE
VAN WAS REMOVED FROM THE AREA AND SUFFERED PAINT DAMAGE AND BUSTED
WINDOWS DUE TO THE HEAT. THE BUILDING WAS A TOTAL LOSS. THE FIRE IS
THOUGHT TO HAVE STARTED FROM A KEROSENE HEATER LEFT UNATTENDED. ALSO
RESPONDING WERE THE COLERIDGE-ERECT AND FRANKLINVILLE FIRE
DEPARTMENTS. AC-14 HAD COMMAND.
NOVEMBER 3, 2008- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO A REPORTED BARN FIRE ON
HUDSON LANE OFF GILES CHAPEL ROAD. UNITS REPORTED HEAVY SMOKE
SHOWING FROM SEVERAL MILES OUT. ENGINE 143 ARRIVED ON SCENE TO FIND 3-4
ATTACHED OUTBUILDINGS FULLY INVOLVED EXPOSING A RESIDENCE. 14-A (LAMBE)
GAVE A SIZE UP AND ASSUMED COMMAND. THE INITIAL ATTACK LINE WAS PULLED TO
PROTECT THE EXPOSURE AND COOL THE FIRE ON THAT SIDE. ADDITIONAL LINES
WERE PULLED TO ATTACK THE FIRE. THE BUILDINGS WERE FULL OF BUILDING
MATERIALS, BARRELS OF GASOLINE AND USED MOTOR OIL AS WELL AS SEVERAL OFF
ROAD VEHICLES AND A TRAVEL TRAILER. CREWS STAYED ON SCENE FOR SEVERAL
HOURS EXTINGUISHING HOT SPOTS AND MOPPING UP. THE BUILDINGS AND THEIR
CONTENTS WERE DESTROYED. THE RESIDENCE SUFFERED A CRACKED WINDOW
DUE TO THE HEAT AND MELTED SIDING. WESTSIDE AND FRANKLINVILLE FIRE
DEPARTMENTS ASSISTED ON THE CALL. 14-A HAD COMMAND. VIEW PHOTOS
OCTOBER 26, 2008- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO A REPORT OF A CARGO VEHICLE ON
FIRE OFF ZOO PARKWAY. CREWS ARRIVED ON THE SCENE TO FIND A TOUR BUS ON
FIRE THREATENING A SECOND TOUR BUS. A LINE WAS STRETCHED TO PROTECT
THE EXPOSURE AND A SECOND LINE WAS STRETCHED TO ATTACK THE FIRE.
CREWS WERE ABLE TO KNOCK THE FIRE DOWN QUICKLY. THE BUS OF ORIGIN WAS
EXTENSIVELY DAMAGED WHILE THE EXPOSED BUS HAD MINOR DAMAGE. DC 14 HAD
COMMAND. VIEW VIDEO
SEPTEMBER 7, 2008- EAST SIDE RESPONDED WITH COLERIDGE-ERECT FIRE (STA.
9) TO A STRUCTURE FIRE AT STRUCTURAL WOOD COMPONENTS ON N.C. 22 SOUTH.
CREWS ARRIVED TO FIND A PRESSURE KILN WITH HEAVY SMOKE SHOWING.
THE BUILDING WAS OPENED UP AND CREWS ATTACKED THE FIRE USING A
COMBINATION OF HANDLINES AND MASTER STREAMS. THE KILN WAS PACKED FLOOR
TO CEILING WITH WOOD WHICH WAS BEING PRESSURE TREATED AND HAD ALREADY
GONE THROUGH THE DRYING PROCESS. INITIAL ACCESS WAS DIFFICULT AND THE
WOOD STACKS HAD TO BEE PULLED FROM THE BUILDING TO BE FULLY
EXTINGUISHED. FIREFIGHTERS WERE ON SCENE FOR MORE THAN EIGHT HOURS.
DEPARTMENTS OPERATING ON THE SCENE WERE COLERIDGE-ERECT, EAST SIDE,
AND FRANKLINVILLE. AC 9 HAD COMMAND. VIEW PICTURES
AUGUST 11,2008- EAST SIDE FIRE RESPONDED TO OLD BACHELOR CREEK ROAD
FOR MULTIPLE ROUND BALES OF HAY ON FIRE. CREWS ARRIVED ON SCENE TO FIND
BETWEEN 10 AND 15 BALES ON FIRE. COLERIDGE-ERECT WAS REQUESTED TO
ASSIST AS WE HAD TO TEAR THE BALES APART TO EXTINGUISH THEM. CREWS
OPERATED ON THE SCENE FOR SEVERAL HOURS EXTINGUISHING AND
OVERHAULING THE AREA. ARSON IS THE SUSPECTED CAUSE OF THIS FIRE.
JULY 23, 2008- EAST SIDE RESPONDED WITH COLERIDGE-ERECT FIRE (STA. 9) TO A
HOUSE FIRE NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF NC 42 AND HOLLY SPRINGS ROAD. FIRST
ARRIVING PERSONNEL REPORTED A FULLY INVOLVED RESIDENCE. ATTACK LINES
WERE DEPLOYED AND A TANKER SHUTTLE SET UP WITH A POND BEING THE WATER
SOURCE. THE FIRE WAS KNOCKED DOWN FAIRLY QUICKLY AND OVERHAULED. NO
INTERIOR OPERATIONS WERE CONDUCTED. THE FIRE WAS BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN
STARTED BY A LIGHTNING STRIKE FROM HEAVY STORMS IN THE AREA.
JULY 10, 2008- EAST SIDE RESPONDED WITH COLERIDGE/ERECT FIRE (STA. 9) TO A
HOUSE FIRE ON LOG CABIN ROAD. INITIAL CREWS ON THE SCENE REPORTED A
WORKING FIRE. SEVERAL ATTACK LINES WERE DEPLOYED AND A TANKER SHUTTLE
OPERATION INITIATED. DUE TO THE EXTENT OF THE FIRE, NO INTERIOR OPERATIONS
WERE CONDUCTED. BENNETT FIRE ALSO OPERATED ON THE SCENE.
JUNE 20, 2008- EAST SIDE FIRE RESPONDED TO A BARN FIRE ON BUFFALO FORD
ROAD. CHIEF 14 ARRIVED ON THE SCENE AND REPORTED A WORKING FIRE
INVOLVING HAY IN A BARN. CREWS ARRIVED ON THE SCENE AND WITH THE
ASSISTANCE OF THE OWNER, REMOVED FOUR LARGE ROUND BALES OF HAY FROM
THE STRUCTURE. THE BALES WERE THEN BROKEN APART AND EXTINGUISHED.
THERE WAS MINIMAL DAMAGE TO THE STRUCTURE. EAST SIDE WAS ASSISTED BY
THE FRANKLINVILLE AND COLERIDGE-ERECT FIRE DEPARTMENTS. CHIEF 14
(HOFFMAN) HAD COMMAND.
JUNE 19,2008- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO AN OUTBUILDING FIRE ON OSBORNE MILL
ROAD. DEPUTY CHIEF 19 ARRIVED ON SCENE AND REPORTED THE STRUCTURE TO
BE FULLY INVOLVED. CREWS ARRIVED ON THE SCENE AND GOT A GOOD
KNOCKDOWN ON THE FIRE. THE BUILDING WAS A TOTAL LOSS. EAST SIDE WAS
ASSISTED BY THE FRANKLINVILLE AND COLERIDGE-ERECT FIRE DEPARTMENTS.
DEPUTY CHIEF 19 (McDONALD) HAD COMMAND.
JUNE 19, 2008- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO A RESIDENTIAL FIRE ON PATTON AVENUE.
DEPUTY CHIEF 19 (McDONALD) ARRIVED ON SCENE AND REPORTED LIGHT SMOKE
SHOWING. CREWS MADE ENTRY AND FOUND FOOD AND AN APPLIANCE BURNING ON
THE STOVE. THE FIRE WAS KNOCKED DOWN QUICKLY WITH MINIMAL DAMAGE TO THE
RESIDENCE. EAST SIDE CREWS OVERHAULED AND REMOVED SMOKE FROM THE
RESIDENCE PRIOR TO DEPARTURE. THE FRANKLINVILLE AND WESTSIDE FIRE
DEPARTMENTS ALSO RESPONDED. DEPUTY CHIEF 19 (McDONALD) HAD COMMAND.
JUNE 19, 2008- EAST SIDE FIRE WAS DISPATCHED TO A VEHICLE FIRE ON
GRANTVILLE LANE. UPON ARRIVAL, CREWS FOUND A VEHICLE FULLY INVOLVED
INSIDE OF A CAR SHED WITH A RESIDENCE THREATENED. HOSELINES WERE
DEPLOYED TO PROTECT THE EXPOSURE AND KNOCK THE FIRE DOWN. THE VEHICLE
AND CAR SHED WERE TOTAL LOSSES. THE RESIDENCE WAS SAVED WITH MINOR
DAMAGE TO THE VINYL SIDING. EAST SIDE WAS ASSISTED BY THE FRANKLINVILLE
AND COLERIDGE-ERECT FIRE DPARTMENTS. FIREFIGHTER COLEMAN HAD COMMAND.
JUNE 3, 2008- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO A WRECK ON HINSHAW TOWN ROAD AT
HOLLY SPRINGS ROAD. ON ARRIVAL, CREWS FOUND AN ACCIDENT INVOLVING A
TRACTOR TRAILER AND A PASSENGER CAR. THE OPERATOR OF THE PASSENGER
CAR WAS KILLED AS A RESULT OF THE ACCIDENT. ASSISTANT CHIEF 14 (MACON) HAD
COMMAND.
APRIL 10, 2008- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO A THREE CAR COLLISION ON US 64 AT
LUCK ROAD. COMMUNICATIONS ADVISED THAT THERE WAS AN ENTRAPMENT.
CREWS ARRIVED ON SCENE AND BEGAN HAZARD MITIGATION AND PATIENT CARE.
THERE WAS AN ENTRAPMENT WHICH WAS CLEARED BY ASH-RAND RESCUE.
ASSISTANT CHIEF 14 (MACON) HAD FIRE COMMAND. VIEW PHOTOS
APRIL 2, 2008- EAST SIDE FIRE RESPONDED TO A HOUSE FIRE ON BACHELOR CREEK
ROAD NEAR OSBORNE MILL ROAD. CREWS ARRIVED ON THE SCENE AND REPORTED
SMOKE SHOWING FROM AROUND A DOOR ON DIVSION B. THE FIRE WAS CONTAINED
TO A LAUNDRY ROOM AND EXTINGUISHED. EAST SIDE WAS ASSISTED BY
FRANKLINVILLE AND SEAGROVE FIRE DEPARTMENTS. DEPUTY CHIEF 19 (McDONALD
) HAD COMMAND.
MARCH 25, 2008- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO ASSIST STATION 8 FRANKLINVILLE WITH
A BUILDING FIRE ON HARDIN ELLISON ROAD. ASST. CHIEF 22 (ALLRED) ARRIVED ON
SCENE AND REPORTED A WORKING FIRE IN A GARAGE TYPE BUILDING WITH AN RV
AND RESIDENCE AS EXPOSURES. ENGINE 82 ARRIVED ON SCENE AND CREWS
DEPLOYED TO PROTECT THE EXPOSURES. THE BUILDING AND THE RV WERE TOTAL
LOSSES BUT THE RESIDENCE WAS SPARED. ALONG WITH EAST SIDE, CLIMAX FIRE
ALSO RESPONDED TO ASSIST. THE FIRE WAS STARTED BY UNATTEDED DEBRIS
BURNING BEHIND THE OUTBUILDING. CHIEF 8 (DIXON) HAD COMMAND.
MARCH 14, 2008- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO A WOODS FIRE OFF OF BROWNSTONE
HILLS RD WHICH IS OFF OF NC 42. A FAST MOVING WOODS FIRE FUELED BY WIND
AND TERRAIN SCORCHED APPROXIMATELY 5 ACRES IN A NEIGHBORHOOD BEFORE
BEING CONTAINED. NO STRUCTURES WERE DAMAGED. EAST SIDE WAS ASSISTED
BY FRANKLINVILLE AND WESTSIDE FIRE DEPARTMENTS. THE FOREST SERVICE ALSO
RESPONDED WITH THE PLOW AND PERSONNEL. AC-19 (CLOUSTON) SHARED
COMMAND WITH RANGER 1 (ALBERTSON). VIEW PHOTOS
MARCH 1, 2008- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO A WOODS FIRE OFF LAWRENCE DRIVE
WHICH IS OFF OF BROWERS CHAPEL ROAD. THE FIRE BURNED ABOUT 1 ACRE OF
WOODS BEHIND SEVERAL HOUSES BEFORE BEING CONTAINED WITH HANDLINES.
EXTENSIVE OVERHAUL WAS COMPLETED USING FORESTRY LINES. THE FIRE WAS
STARTED BY KIDS PLAYING WITH MATCHES. THE INVESTIGATION WAS HANDLED BY
RANGER 2 COLEY WHO ALSO SHARED COMMAND WITH 14-C (COCKMAN).
FEBRUARY 11, 2008- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO ASSIST SEAGROVE FIRE(STATION 6)
WITH A RESIDENTIAL FIRE ON FRANK ROAD. THE HOME WAS WELL INVOLVED UPON
DISPATCH OF THE CALL AS UNITS REPORTED HEAVY SMOKE FROM SEVERAL MILES
OUT. THE HOME WAS EMPTY AT THE TIME AND A COMPLETE LOSS. IN ADDITION TO
SEAGROVE AND EAST SIDE, UNITS FROM ULAH AND WESTSIDE WERE ON THE SCENE.
FEBRUARY 10, 2008- DRY AND WINDY CONDITIONS RESULTED IN NUMEROUS
BRUSH, FIELD, AND WOODS FIRES IN RANDOLPH COUNTY. EAST SIDE RESPONDED
TO 10 SEPARATE FIRES AND AN ADDITIONAL TWO SERVICE CALLS FOR POWER LINES
DOWN. WE ASSISTED AND WERE ASSISTED BY THE FRANKLINVILLE AND WESTSIDE
FIRE DEPARTMENTS ON MANY OF THESE CALLS. MOST OF THESE FIRES WERE KEPT
SMALL BECAUSE OF THE COOPERATIVE EFFORT OF THE DEPARTMENTS INVOLVED.
FEBRUARY 5, 2008- EAST SIDE UNITS RESPONDED WITH FRANKLINVILLE TO A
WOKING RESIDENTIAL FIRE ON ROUNDLEAF ROAD. THE RESIDENT WAS BADLY
BURNED IN THE INCIDENT. THE HOME WAS WELL INVOLVED UPON THE ARRIVAL OF
THE FIRST APPARATUS AND WAS A TOTAL LOSS. FRANKLINVILLE WAS ALSO
ASSISTED BY RAMSEUR FIRE DEPARTMENT (STATION 4) ON THIS CALL. CHIEF 8
(DIXON) HAD COMMAND.
JANUARY 23, 2008- EAST SIDE UNITS RESPONDED TO FOUR MOTOR VEHICLE
ACCIDENTS AS A RESULT OF ICY ROADWAYS. THERE WERE NO LIFE THREATENING
INJURIES AS A RESULT OF THESE ACCIDENTS. COUNTYWIDE, OVER 50 ACCIDENTS
WERE REPORTED TO THE HIGHWAY PATROL.
JANUARY 3 & 20, 2008- EAST SIDE FIRE RESPONDED TO CHIMNEY FIRES ON WARD
VALLEY RD AND US 64 E. BOTH FIRES WERE CONTAINED TO THE CHIMNEYS AND
EXTINGUISHED WITH NO FURTHER DAMAGE TO THE STRUCTURES. ON BOTH CALLS,
EAST SIDE WAS ASSISTED BY FRANKLINVILLE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
DECEMBER 17, 2007- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO A 10-50 PI ON NC 42 NEAR LITTLE
BEANE STORE ROAD. CREWS ARRIVED TO FIND A SINGLE VEHICLE ROLLOVER WITH
THE PASSENGER EJECTED. THE DRIVER OF THE VEHICLE WAS PINNED AND DIED
PRIOR TO BEING EXTRICATED. THE PASSENGER WAS TRANSPORTED FROM THE
SCENE WITH MULTIPLE INJURIES AND WAS LATER FLOWN TO BAPTIST MEDICAL
CENTER. CHIEF 14 (HOFFMAN) HAD COMMAND.
DECEMBER 15, 2007- EAST SIDE ASSISTED FRANKLINVILLE FIRE WITH A WORKING
HOUSE FIRE ON WICKER LOVELL ROAD. CLIMAX FIRE ALSO RESPONDED TO ASSIST.
CHIEF 8 (DIXON) HAD COMMAND.
NOVEMBER 3, 2007- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO A SINGLE VEHICLE CRASH
INVOLVING A MOTORCYCLE NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF OLD COX ROAD AND
HUMBLE MILL ROAD. THE MOTORCYCLE FAILED TO NEGOTIATE A CURVE, TRAVELLED
LEFT OF CENTER AND OFF THE LEFT SIDE OF THE ROAD. THE MOTORCYCLE
STRUCK A ROCK AND BEGAN TO TUMBLE. AS A RESULT, THE DRIVER WAS KILLED.
SEPTEMBER 3, 2007- EAST SIDE FIRE RESPONDED TO A REPORTED FIELD AND
WOODS FIRE OFF OF BROWERS CHAPEL ROAD. CREWS ARRIVED TO FIND A
PASTURE AND WOODS ON FIRE. FLAME LENGTHS IN THE WOODS WERE
APPROXIMATELY THREE FEET. CREWS MANAGED TO CUT OFF THE HEAD OF THE
FIRE AND BEGAN RAKING LINE TO CONTAIN IT. THE FIRE WAS STOPPED AT A LITTLE
OVER 9 ACRES. EAST SIDE WAS ASSISTED BY FRANKLINVILLE FIRE AND THE N.C.
FOREST SERVICE. RANGER 2 COLEY AND CHIEF 14 (HOFFMAN) SHARED COMMAND.
VIEW PHOTOS
AUGUST 31, 2007- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO A HOUSE FIRE ON HAMPTON COURT.
THE FIRE WAS MOSTLY CONTAINED TO THE KITCHEN AND DINING AREA OF THE
HOME. FRANKLINVILLE AND WESTSIDE FIRE ASSISTED ON THE CALL. FF JAMES
CAMPBELL HAD COMMAND.
AUGUST 15, 2007- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO A BRUSH FIRE BETWEEN WOODLAWN
STREET AND BOOKER T. WASHINGTON ROAD THAT WAS REPORTEDLY
ENDANGERING A STRUCTURE. CREWS ARRIVED TO FIND A PUSH UP PILE AND THE
FIRE HAD ESCAPED ITS CONTAINMENT INTO THE BRUSH. CREWS STOPPED THE
HEAD OF THE FIRE BEFORE IT GOT TO THE RESIDENCE AND ACCOMPLISHED
CONTAIN AND EXTINGUISHMENT OF THE FIRE WITH NO PROPERTY DAMAGE. FF BRAD
WILSON HAD COMMAND. VIEW PHOTOS
AUGUST 13, 2007- EAST SIDE RESPONDED WITH FRANKLINVILLE FIRE TO A HOUSE
FIRE ON BUTLERS CHAPEL ROAD. ASST CHIEF WELBORN (AC-22) REPORTED A WELL
INVOLVED FIRE ON THE B SIDE OF THE STRUCTURE AND ASSUMED COMMAND.
CREWS WERE ABLE TO CUT THE FIRE OFF AND CONTAIN IT MOSTLY TO THE B SIDE
AND THE ATTIC OF THE RESIDENCE. MANY ITEMS WERE SALVAGED BUT THE
RESIDENCE WAS A TOTAL LOSS. CLIMAX FIRE ALSO ASSISTED WITH THIS FIRE. CHIEF
DIXON (CHIEF 8) ASSUMED COMMAND UPON HIS ARRIVAL.
AUGUST 13, 2007- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO A WOODS FIRE ON BETHEL FRIENDS
ROAD. CREWS ARRIVED ON THE SCENE TO FIND A STUBBORN FIRE BURNING IN A
BAMBOO THICKET ALONG WITH DISCARDED APPLIANCES. CLASS A FOAM WAS USED
TO ENTINGUISH THE FIRE WHICH BURNED APPROXIMATELY 3/4 OF AN ACRE. CHIEF
HOFFMAN (CHIEF 14) HAD COMMAND.
AUGUST 6, 2007- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO AN MVA INVOLVING A PEDESTRIAN ON
GOLD HILL ROAD. SADLY, THE PEDESTRIAN DIED AS A RESULT OF HIS INJURIES.
GOLD HILL ROAD WAS CLOSED FOR APPROXIMATELY 2 HOURS WHILE SHP
CONDUCTED THEIR INVESTIGATION. CHIEF HOFFMAN (CHIEF 14) HAD
COMMAND. VIEW PHOTOS
AUGUST 5, 2007- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO A HEAD ON COLLISION ON OLD HUMBLE
MILL ROAD. CREWS ARRIVED AND FOUND THAT THERE WAS NO PIN-IN AND THAT
THE INJURIES WERE NOT LIFE THREATENING. LT. LAMBE (19-C) HAD
COMMAND. VIEW PHOTOS
JULY 28,2007- EAST SIDE ASSISTED WEST SIDE FIRE WITH A RESIDENTIAL FIRE ON
BERKLEY LANE. UPON ARRIVAL, FIRE CREWS DISCOVERED A FIRE WHICH HAD
BURNED THROUGH THE BACK WALL OF THE HOUSE AND EXTENDED UP THE SIDING
ON THE REAR OF THE HOME AND EXTENDED TO THE ATTIC. CREWS MADE A NICE
KNOCKDOWN ON THE FIRE AND KEPT IT FROM SPREADING ANY FURTHER.
ASHEBORO AND TABERNACLE FIRE DEPARTMENTS ALSO ASSISTED. ASST. CHIEF
BARR (AC-16) HAD COMMAND. VIEW PHOTOS
JULY 17, 2007- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO A FIELD/BRUSH FIRE ON LUCK ROAD. THE
FIRE CONSUMED BETWEEN 1-2 ACRES AND MADE A NICE RUN IN THE FIELD BEFORE
CREWS MADE A NICE KNOCKDOWN ON THE HEAD OF THE FIRE. EAST SIDE WAS
ASSISTED BY THE N.C. FOREST SERVICE. CAPT. LYNCH (14-B) HAD
COMMAND. VIEW PHOTOS
JULY 14, 2007- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO AN MVA AT THE INTERSECTION OF US 64
AT PRESNELL ST. THERE WERE NO SERIOUS INJURIES BUT TRAFFIC WAS BACKED
UP FOR A WHILE. CREWS REMAINED ON SCENE FOR APPROXIMATELY 1.5 HOURS
ASSISTING SHP. VIEW PHOTOS
JULY 9, 2007- EAST SIDE RESPONDED TO A DUMPSTER FIRE REPORTEDLY
ENDANGERING STRUCTURES AT RICHLAND VILLAGE MHP. UNITS ARRIVED TO FIND A
BURNING DUMPSTER BUT NO STRUCTURES IN DANGER. THE FIRE WAS
EXTINGUISHED AND ALL UNITS RETURNED TO SERVICE. LT. LAMBE (19-C) HAD
COMMAND.
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