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Ocean City MD 9 alarm structure fire on the boardwalk

2008-04-01T01:49:02.789Z

9 Alarm Fire - Dough Roller

604 South Atlantic ... (more)
Added: March 30, 2008
9 Alarm Fire - Dough Roller
604 South Atlantic Avenue
Sunday, March 30, 2008

Ocean City units were alerted at 1203 PM for a report of a fire at the Dough Roller on the Boardwalk at South Division Street. First arriving units went on scene with fire showing from side D. An intense fire attack with numerous master streams took place. The fire was held to the building involved with minor extension into the arcade next door. One firefighter was transported to Atlantic General Hospital for an eye injury. The Ocean City Fire Marshal's Office was investigating. Here is a complete list of every fire department & unit the was mobilized for the fire. Either to the scene or transfered because of... Ocean City; Chiefs: 50,51,52,53 Engines: 1,2,3,4,9,12,16 Trucks: 5,11 Rescues: 7 EMS: Paramedic 1, Paramedic 1-1, Amb. 4, 41-D Worcester County; Engines: 505, 604, 608, 803, 804, 906, 907, 1101, 1102 Trucks: 6,11 Rescues: 11 EMS: Paramedic 1100-A-1 On Scene: Berlin, Showell, Bishopville, Ocean Pines Transfers: Newark Sussex County; Engines: 701, 702, 703, 719, 732, 742, 745, 758, 761, 763, 794, 802, 832, 844, 853, 901, 905 Trucks: 70, Quint70, 77, 80, 81, 82, 83, 86, 88, 90 Rescues: 77, 84, 87 EMS: Sussex County EMS Medic 105 Sussex County On Scene: Bethany Beach, Dagsboro, Frankford, Georgetown, Lewes, Millsboro, Millville, Rehoboth Beach, Selbyville, Roxana Transfers: Blades, Delmar, Ellendale, Gumboro, Indian River, Laurel, Milton, Seaford, Medic 105 Wicomico County On Scene: Parsonsburg, Pittsville, Willards Transfers: Salisbury Final transfers for OC stations after 9th alarm was struck; Headquarters: Parsonsburg Rescue/Engine 604 & Georgetown Truck 77 Station 3: Indian River Engine 802 & Seaford Rescue 87 Bethany Beach Fenwick Island Station: Sussex County Medic 105 Totals Mobilized Engines: 38 Trucks: 15 Rescues: 5 EMS: 6 Totals on Scene: Engines: 28 Trucks: 11 Rescues: 5 EMS: 5

Incident write up from www.ocvfc.com

Lewes Station 82

2008-01-02T12:11:07.678Z

Lewes Fire Dept apparatus responce clips put into a music video. Music is Black Betty by spider bait

8/16 working fire Lewes Fire Dept.

2007-09-01T00:31:59.430Z

In the evening of 8/16/07 thunder storms began rolling in to the cape region. With that, calls began pouring into the sussex county emergency operations center for various storm related calls in the east side of the county.
The first call of the night for the lewes volunteers was a carbon monoxide detector activation. The on duty Engine crew staffed with 6 responded to this call in 82-5 along with the deputy chief who was duty officer for the evening. Lewes volunteers kept additional crews in the station for any other emergencies. 10 minutes after the first emergency was dispatched a second emergency was dispatched for a working structure fire in Port Lewes. Engine 3 and Ladder 82 responded immediately from station 1 staffed with 9. Ladder 82 was the first unit on scene with unit officer, Safety 82 reporting heavy fire from the roof area of side C of unit 91 & 92. Command 82 and Engine 3 and Engine 5 arrived immediately thereafter with Deputy 82 assumed command. Crews forced entry into both units and stretched a handline to each with the assistance of engine/tanker 4's crew. Fire was found and quickly knocked down on the third floor. Mutual aid companies from milton indian river, and slaughter beach assisted on the scene and covering the 82 first due. Special thanks to a local citizen for video of this incident.

LewesFireVideos; 7/6/07 Working Apartment Fire

2007-09-01T00:28:46.866Z

On 7/6/07 at 1712 hrs Station 82 was dispatched to an Apartment Fire in Fairway Village along with dual response from Rehoboth and Indian River. The Duty Officer was first on scene with light smoke showing from 2nd Floor Sides A&D. Chief 82 was next on scene and command was transferred as the Duty Officer took Interior Ops. The fire grew quickly from light smoke to a working involved apartment fire in just minutes. Chief 82 immediately called a 2nd alarm. Engine 82-5 was first arriving engine and made an aggresive interior attack knocking down the bulk of the fire in the first few minutes, and containing the fire to the apartment of origin. Ladder 86 was second unit in and assisted 82-5 with second line to the interior. Additional personel from 86-2 arrived and took the roof from side A. Tanker 82-4 laid in with 5'' hose and took side C&D corner and also supplied Ladder 82 on side D. Units from Milton, and Georgetown were also called to the scene. (more)

Helmet Cam 82 goes interior.....

2007-09-01T00:27:47.547Z

7/6/07 Working Apartment Fire. Helmet cam of first in crew. (more)