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Newark Ohio Fire Department Command View of House Fire with Evacuation Order at 54 Chestnut Street

2020-02-25T14:56:45.230Z

David Decker -
On February 20, 2020 at 2019 hours NFD units were dispatched to the area of 54 Chestnut Street for a report of a fire. While responding, Dispatch reported multiple calls coming in reporting a duplex on fire and it was unknown if the house was occupied. When the call came in, Battalion-1, Ladder-3 and Medic-3 were on an EMS call. Battalion-1 and Ladder-3 were able to clear from the EMS call and respond to the house fire.

The following equipment was on the initial assignment for the house fire:
Rescue-1 (engine/rescue) with a crew of 3 – First Due
Medic-1 with a crew of 2 – Firefighter/paramedics in a transport unit
Engine-2 with a crew of 3
Medic-2 with a crew of 2 - Firefighter/paramedics in a transport unit
Engine-52 with a crew of 2 – Heath Fire Department
Ladder-201 with a crew of 4 – Granville Fire Department

Upon receiving multiple calls the run was upgraded to a working fire requiring 2 additional engines to be added.
Engine-201 with a crew of 4 – Granville Fire Department
Engine-541 with a crew of 4 (or 5, I can’t remember)- Newark Twp. F.D.

Battalion-1 and Ladder-3 cleared from the EMS run and was added to the fire.
Ladder-3 with crew of 3

Within a few minutes of arriving I requested 2 additional engines due to the cold temperature and volume of fire.
Rescue-101 (engine/rescue) with a crew of 5 – Madison Twp. F.D.
Engine-391 with a crew of 4 – Newton Twp. F.D.

Additional units that responded
Medic-3 with a crew of 2, after clearing from the EMS run they were previously on
Medic-101 with a crew of 3 – Madison Twp. F.D.
Rescue-51 (engine/rescue) with a crew of 4 – Heath F.D.
Support 401 – West Licking F.D. rehab/canteen unit
I-20 NFD Fire Marshal (Fire investigator and police officer)
Prevention-2 (Fire Investigator and Fire Inspector)

As mentioned at the begin of the video, this is the 18th fire in Newark since January 1st. Needless to say our investigators have been very busy. Several of these fires have been determined to be a human act for various reasons or motives. Because these fires are under investigation I am limited about what details I can release, so as not to compromise any ongoing investigation. This fire is under investigation. Here is a link to some media coverage regarding the numerous fires including an interview by Chief Connor. https://abc6onyourside.com/news/local...

This video was recorded with a Motorola Z Force Droid cellphone, which limits the length of my video to about 30 minutes.

I have additional command view fire videos on this channel as well as my other YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/user/traumawave

You can keep up to date with Newark Fire Department on their Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/NewarkOHFire/ or on their web page at www.newarkohiofire.org

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Change of Command Ceremony Miami-Dade Fire Rescue

2013-02-13T16:28:31.012Z

Miami-Dade Fire Rescue had a Change of Command Ceremony on Feb. 1, 2013. It is our departments first Change of Command Ceremony in the history of of the depa...

Velarde (NM) Fire Chief Arrested while Fighting Fire

2011-03-30T14:56:42.654Z

KOBTV4 - The Velarde Volunteer Fire Chief is arrested while a brush fire burns, because of a fight about who was in charge of the scene.
Residents and fire crews on scene complained to KOB Eyewitness News 4 about how Fire Chief Eddie Velarde handled the situation, some describing him as "out of control."
No one at the scene would go on camera to talk about Velarde's arrest but people who lived at the edge of the three acre brush fire near the small village of Lyden say Chief Velarde yelled and cursed at them when they were trying to protect their property with water hoses. The residents said the chief threatened to let the whole place burn if they didn't follow his orders.
Deputies with the Rio Arriba County Sheriffs Department say they tried to tell Velarde to calm down repeatedly and eventually told him they were taking over the scene.
But then Velarde allegedly tried to order crews to stop fighting the fire and leave, challenging deputies to arrest him—which they did.
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Chief Gets Arrested as Sheriff Takes Command

Fatal Virginia Apartment Fire Audio

2010-09-23T12:22:37.495Z

Fairfax County VA Fatal Fire 9/22/10
Audio used under a creative common license from Radioreference.com

Story
Virgina Apartment Fire Kills Three, Injures Four Others
STATter911
Lorton mother saves 3 children but dies trying to get to 2 others.

CA Command Post View

2010-09-09T14:36:55.557Z

A look at the SBFD coordinating the first arriving companies on a working structure fire in a single family dwelling that has extended into the attic area. Vertical Ventilation being coordinated with Fire Attack while attempting to keep firefighters safe from a downed live electrical line.
Posted September 5, 2010.