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Post by WebBoss on Jan 4, 2008 9:20:17 GMT -5
01/03/2008 0841hrs
100blk Olive Avenue - D18
Caller reporting a house on fire
181 183 191 185 184 L682
SQT1812 E1811 E1813 E1833 E1912 L6825 RE1911 A1861 A1891
0844 - PTPD O/S Heavy Fire A,B,C,D Divisions
0847 - C1850 req All Co's
ADD: RE1712(RIT) (Specialed) T2116 (Specialed) Q3915 (Specialed) U3419
COVER: E3812 @ 181
0858 - CP reports interior crews finding holes in floors - holding position and getting a good knock on the fire
0912 - CP reports Q3915 handling RIT - RE1712 diverted to cover at 181
0916 - FUC
1146 - Assignment Clear
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Post by Kramer on Jan 4, 2008 12:03:32 GMT -5
4112 and RIT 1319 were also at 181 for the cover, and i believe 2514 was at 183
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Post by shader101 on Jan 4, 2008 13:20:27 GMT -5
hey webboss clairfiy (specialized) new county responce ? you have the floor please stand up!
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Post by Kramer on Jan 4, 2008 13:27:49 GMT -5
it says specialed because they were special called by the CP
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Post by voyager9 on Jan 4, 2008 14:05:39 GMT -5
ADD: RE1712(RIT) (Specialed) T2116 (Specialed) Q3915 (Specialed) U3419
Maybe I missed something, but what is Q3915? Did Hainesport get a Quint? |
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Post by WebBoss on Jan 4, 2008 14:31:41 GMT -5
To clear up the confusion...
"Specialed" to me means that they were on the assignment, but for whatever reasons, they were not in their "place" according to the grids. Technically speaking, the Olive Ave incident was the equivelant to the 2nd alarm they have predesignated for that grid, but the 2nd alarm was never officially called for. There's a multitude of reasons how the incident could have escalted to this level, but at that time of the morning I could see it easily be companies backfilling slow to respond companies or what not.
Quint 3915 is from New Egypt Fire Company, Ocean County. I guess I should've designated that somehow.
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Post by 18102 on Jan 4, 2008 18:42:21 GMT -5
myself i was not at this call but talking to the fire fighters that were there from my station and fort dix it was a quik knock down.the fort ,181 along with 191 made short work of the job.1850 wanted the man power because of the time of day and the cold wheather.
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Post by shader101 on Jan 4, 2008 20:18:07 GMT -5
listened to it, sounded like a a when things go right job , good job guys
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Post by smokediver191 on Jan 5, 2008 0:17:05 GMT -5
I didn't hear much on the radio, but I was there. There was heavy smoke banked down 2 blocks, when RE1911 arrived with 5. Ft. Dix was getting a knock on the fire, there was heavy smoke as well as heavy fire in the attic. Our crew was split, with 2 going interior and myself an 2 other FF's (including one who just found out he passed the state test the day before) going to the roof. We helped the rook quickly cut 2 vent holes, the guys inside were quite relieved as they had almost backed out due to heavy fire above them and high heat conditions. Our second vent hole wasn't venting because the interior crews hadnt hooked that part of the ceiling yet, so we broke open some drywall with the trusty NY hook and in the process coated one of our guys in blown-in insulation...when I got down off the roof he was coming out the front door looking like he was tared and feathered lmao.
The crews were able to get a knock on the rest of the fire, but there were a few holes in the floor and the ceiling beams in a couple areas burned through. Crews did an excellent job and manpower didn't seem to be an issue, I think it was a better safe than sorry call. I know 2116 was added mainly due to lack of hydrants.
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Post by chief185 on Jan 10, 2008 21:10:42 GMT -5
Good Job for everyone who attend the olive street fire.
Thank you for the hard work
Chief 1850
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