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Reported Brush fire turns into Commercial Building Fire
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By Firefighter Steven Vanness
April 26, 2013

On April 25th, 2013 Company 3 was alerted for a brush fire in the area of the Spring Ridge Middle School. Brush 3 (Vanness) and Engine 33 (Mahaffey) responded on the run. Brush 3 arrived to find fire showing from a window at Spring Ridge Middle School and requested the box to be filled for same. Filling the assignment added Companies 9, 4, 6, 13, 7, 5, Station 39, Company 49, and Station 38. Brush 3's crew made attack from the exterior until the arrival of Engine 33. Upon arrival of engine 33, the crew deployed a 200' pre-connect and advanced it to the seat of the fire. Chief 3A (Wahrenbrock) Arrived on location and Established the command. E-93 arrived on location and deployed their drop tank for water supply. T-3 arrived on location and reported to side with the vent group. After about 5 minutes the bulk of the fire had been knocked down and overhaul and ventilation was underway. Units operated on the scene for approx. 2 1/2 hours before wrapping up.

Attack Group Leader; Sgt. Mahaffey
Vent Group Leader; Deputy Chief Riley
Search Group; Deputy Chief Mecure
Medical Group; Saftey38A Officer Gould
Man Power; Safety 3A Johnson
Water Supply; FF Fuhrman
Command; Assistant Chief Wahrenbrock
Interior; Deputy Chief Warren


Photo's 2-6 Courtesy of John Douglass

Units: Engine 33, Brush 3, Truck 3, Engine 93, Engine 92, Utility 3 C-3A, C-3B, C-9B
 
Mutual Aid: Engine 43, Engine 44, Tanker 4, Engine 61, Engine 63, Engine 132, Truck 7, Squad 7, C-7B, Water Supply 5, A-398, Saftey 38A, A-496, A-498, A-389, Maryland State Fire Marshal
 
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