Small barn fire extinguished on Hansel Drive, Anne Arundel County MD
Fire & ArsonA small barn on Hansel Drive caught fire. Firefighters arrived quickly and worked to extinguish the fire. They protected nearby structures and set a water line on the fire. The homeowner helped move animals away from the fire to safety. Emergency medical units were present to assist the homeowner, who was upset. The fire was controlled and knocked down, with most units released after the scene was secured.
Audio|Source: Anne Arundel County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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I'm in front of 28th engine.
00:02
I'm going to have you come up towards the small barn.
00:07
Just give me a good 360[1] and make sure we don't have any exposure issues.
00:14
Okay, Scott.
00:30
Go ahead.
00:33
I got a 200-foot line stretch off the rear. I got water on the fire.
00:37
I'm going to do a quick 360[1] ignition when I'm being smoothers.
00:41
Okay, Assistant Chief 28 is conducting that right now.
00:47
Engine 451 is your second due engine. I have a tankering route from 6.
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Our almedic 29.
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Command 2,
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Assistant Chief 28, once I have 360[1] from you and confirm no disclosures, I'm going to reduce this down.
01:24
Okay, I'm coming up the driveway now. Their homeowners just came in.
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I'm from 7662A2A Scratch, you can go available.
01:44
7663 copies status 6.
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You're unavailable, patient or faeval?
01:54
Okay, available, Nike.
01:58
I have the homeowner here on the back side of the barn.
02:03
Can you come back here and just grab a hold of him, he seems very upset?
02:10
Okay.
02:25
With the exception of engine 451, in Tanker 6, the remainder of the units,
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can stage in line of approach on Millersville Road.
02:36
for Crosher to New Disney Road and Disney Road for the unconscious scene.
02:41
It would be brought.
02:46
Okay.
02:48
They have a really good knock on it.
02:51
They may just need the tanker for just a little bit of water.
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This two points, ma'am.
03:00
Go ahead.
03:03
No structural exposures. We have a line in between the fire and the animals that are in bed.
03:08
One of the homeowners is here moving them to another part of the yard.
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Okay, I copy.
03:18
There's a line between the exposures. The homeowner is helping to move some of the animals.
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I have Medic[2]s 5 there. They can assist that homeowner with whatever they need.
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Commandant units on box 515 and Hansel Drive. With the exception of engine 282, engine 451, tanker 6, power ladder 595,
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the remainder of the units can go available and ready.
03:43
Cancel command the fire alarm for an update.
03:47
Yeah, I have command.
03:49
4-5-1 command. Any need for a CBA?
03:54
Negative.
04:01
units are operating on box 515-1017 Hansel Drive. We have on location to find a small 15 by 20 barn fully involved.
04:15
We have one line in service,
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the fire has been knocked,
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some animals are being moved from an adjacent structure.
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I'm going to hold it with two engines, tanker six, paroliter five, and medic five just to help the homeowner.
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I'm going to keep the command channel for probably another 30 minutes. The remaining units are going to go available and ready.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
360: Complete 360-degree size-up/walk-around of the structure for hazards and conditions
[2]
Medic: Paramedic/Advanced Life Support unit type
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Location mentioned:
Hansel Dr, Maryland
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