Garage Fire - Sandgates

G1G4

G1G4

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On Greyhound Ln. Reported garage on fire near the residence

1928; Two calls advising house is exposed on one side, yard is full of junk. Everything is on fire
1929; Now reporting the working garage fire
1929; Chief 7 on the scene, fully involved garage. Requesting SMECO
1931; Hot wire running to the garage on side D
1931; Chief 7 establishing the command
1932; 72 laying it out from Greyhound and Sandgates
1933; SMECO advising an extended ETA
1934; 74 out with 72's line
1934; Requesting a second line be pulled
1935; All other units stage in line of approach on their pieces
1935; Returning Water Supply 5
1937; Brush truck now marking up
1938; All residents accounted for
1939; Fire is knocked, Holding Company 7, Engine 224 and Ambulance 798 only, returning the rest
1941; Requesting the fire marshal
1942; All visible fire is knocked
1949; Command requesting a fill in
 
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Dakota

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G1G4 said:
On Greyhound Ln. Reported garage on fire near the residence

1928; Two calls advising house is exposed on one side, yard is full of junk. Everything is on fire
1929; Now reporting the working garage fire
1929; Chief 7 on the scene, fully involved garage. Requesting SMECO
1931; Hot wire running to the garage on side D
1931; Chief 7 establishing the command
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So that is why there are sirens screaming in all directions. Have they asked for additional units out of the county yet?? I cannot imagine SMC having this many fire trucks.
 
G1G4

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Dakota said:
So that is why there are sirens screaming in all directions. Have they asked for additional units out of the county yet?? I cannot imagine SMC having this many fire trucks.
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By my count, one engine, four pumper tankers, two squads, one truck and two ambulances. Hasn't called for more water yet, so they might have enough water.
 
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