Working House Fire - California

G1G4

G1G4

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At 45565 Boyne Ct. Working House Fire.

1934; Hickory Hills subdivison
1934; Fireboard advises units should have no problems seeing it
1935; Multiple calls indicating two units off
1935; Putting the second alarm on it
1935; Staging the second alarm in Hickory Hills shopping center
1936; Fireboard believes it's townhouses.
1936; Fireboard advises grill on the back porch exploded
1936; 92 approaching, reporting a definite working fire
1937; Havent been able to copy all the units responding, but there are atleast three engines and two trucks
1937; Requesting a second line to be pulled
1939; Command 9 on the scene with a two story commercial building?
1939; Believe atleast four engines, three trucks.
1940; Split laying back to the hydrant
1940; Having Tower 9 get two houses past the fire house
1941; Fourth due engine, third due special setting RIT
1942; Chief 3 overtaking command. Advises two story, two family residence
1942; Operations advising at this time it's only one unit involved. Checking on the other
1943; Sgt. 9 advises fire is out.
1943; Engine 32 having trouble finding a hydrant
1943; Inside/exterior fire is out.
1943; Conducting a primary search on the residence
1944; Units cutting in on Command.
1945; Primary and secondary search completed, negative results. Checking second building
1945; Staging any other units incoming at Hickory Hills shopping center
1946; 92 out of water
1947; 32 has a water supply established
1949; Now confirmed that the fire is out
1949; Requesting two fans to the front of the building, and securing power
1950; Scaling the incident back to units on the scene
1953; Crews doing a thorough search for a cat.
1955; Requesting a thermal imager
1957; Haven't been able to gain access into the second residence. Homeowner has a key to that residence and is coming up now
1959; Starting SMECO
2000; Rotating crews from the fireground to rehab
2003; Checking the residence on the "D" side (right). Negative results for extension
2004; Few hot spots left on the porch, other than that, the fire is completely out.
2006; Setting rehab up behind Truck 3 on Meath Rd
2008; Releasing Engine 33 to release the fill in at Co. 3
2009; Shutting the water supply down
2010; Getting another line to side 'D'
2013; Breaking the supply line down.
2020; NOW starting SMECO
2023; No need for the fire marshal, accidental in nature and was caused by a bbq grill. SMECO enroute from Leonardtown. Holding units on the scene only for mop up
 
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Natron0915

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G1G4 said:
At 45565 Boyne Ct. Working House Fire.

1934; Hickory Hills subdivison
1934; Fireboard advises units should have no problems seeing it
1935; Multiple calls indicating two units off
1935; Putting the second alarm on it
1935; Staging the second alarm in Hickory Hills shopping center
1936; Fireboard believes it's townhouses.
1936; Fireboard advises grill on the back porch exploded
1936; 92 approaching, reporting a definite working fire
1937; Havent been able to copy all the units responding, but there are atleast three engines and two trucks
1937; Requesting a second line to be pulled
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Sounds like a serious worker...hope everyone's out okay
 
G1G4

G1G4

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Natron0915 said:
Sounds like a serious worker...hope everyone's out okay
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It definately is. When you have the dispatcher (who I know pretty well) sound pretty excited, it's a worker. Plus, the officer on the engine could see the fire before he made it to the scene
 
Black-Francis

Black-Francis

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G1G4 said:
It definately is. When you have the dispatcher (who I know pretty well) sound pretty excited, it's a worker. Plus, the officer on the engine could see the fire before he made it to the scene
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Why would he be excited?....That's f'd up....

d-e-f-i-n-i-t-e-l-y
 
G1G4

G1G4

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Natron0915 said:
So have they confirmed the fire has not penetrated the building? Sounds like there's a bit of confusion...
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They haven't confirmed it yet. They're trying to get the first in engine crew to do fire attack and search, for some reason.
 
G1G4

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Fires out, primary and secondary search completed with negative results. Only one residence was on fire. No extension to the second. :yay:
 
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Natron0915

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G1G4 said:
Fires out, primary and secondary search completed with negative results. Only one residence was on fire. No extension to the second. :yay:
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Based on what I'm hearing, crews did a great job knocking it down and keeping the exposures protected. Hope the cat made it out okay!
 
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G1G4

G1G4

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Natron0915 said:
Based on what I'm hearing, crews did a great job knocking it down and keeping the extensions protected. Hope the cat made it out okay!
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One thing that helped was that the incident is about a minute away from the firehouse. 92 went out the door pretty quickly and had enough personnel to split their crews. Good job to those involved. :yay:
 
G1G4

G1G4

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Black-Francis said:
:yay: thanks.....you still made it sound like he was happy that there was a fire...
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Nah.. excited in fire terms (or if you read it from me) usually means he's talking pretty fast on the radio or his voice has changed (higher, usually)
 
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Natron0915

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G1G4 said:
One thing that helped was that the incident is about a minute away from the firehouse. 92 went out the door pretty quickly and had enough personnel to split their crews. Good job to those involved. :yay:
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Yup, it helps when you can walk to the fireground if necessary. Good job guys!:buddies:
 
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