Fire in baltimore county apartment controlled without hazards, Baltimore County MD
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a structure fire in an apartment building in Baltimore County. Multiple floors and exposures were checked. The fire was brought under control with no further hazards found. Crews confirmed smoke was present in one area but cleared all others. There were no major injuries reported. The source of the smoke was investigated and controlled. All areas and exposures were checked and found clear.
Audio|Source: Baltimore County Fire and EMS - Digital
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Transcript:
00:18
Allect 10, box 11, 12, site patient. Next to Crap, near Lockhill Road, Croshakes of Redfield Court,
00:26
essentially. I was going to tell, front, said the apartment Delta had smoke in it as well.
00:35
basin, Division, engine 11. Can you check that out?
00:39
D is clear. It is clear.
00:41
Yeah, I'm forcing to see that was clear of smoke. D was also clear of smoke.
00:46
Just had somebody run a camera through up there just to make sure.
02:23
Level box 41-20-20 into power 1-mobile NBC with injuries the intersection of Hanover Plake and Butler Road Refund on West Power 1085, I'm sorry, can you repeat
03:21
Alright, if anybody else is still responding, back and down an non-emergency, please. 639 Main Street, Croix of Walston Avenue, Walgrove Road.
03:29
Since my unit still in route, fire marks 1-9, you can slow your response to non-emergency.
03:35
Slow your response to non-emergency, 1817.
04:45
Just confirming this came out as Hanna for Pike and fault the road, we just passed there. We didn't... For dispatch.
05:03
Fan from Division 2. Both departments from Division 2 and 3 are clear.
05:08
Just a strong odor in the hallway.
05:10
We check the utility closet. That's clear as well.
05:14
In the attic.
05:16
All right, you guys come out and be ready for another assignment.
05:20
Truck 1, go ahead.
05:23
The roof is clear up here.
05:27
Say the roof is good?
05:30
Yes, sir.
05:36
Command, I'm Chuck Martin, the Bravo, Sposure 107 is also clear.
05:42
Command, direct, Bravo, Spaser, clear.
05:46
Bruce Established, Side-A.
05:51
Command from Engine 291, Delta Exposure[2] 103, Clear.
06:12
At this time all crews are checking out, exposures, and any other apartment that we haven't been in.
06:29
Medicaid, have you clear.
06:57
U-6-11-13 for a standby, 6532 Lockhill Road, Crouches of Revister Avenue,
07:34
Have we located the source in the kitchen?
07:37
Can I reduce this home?
07:43
That's correct.
07:46
Special command, we're going to hold with engine one, engine 11 truck one, you can clear the rest.
07:55
It's an all unit firebox[1] fund a sign command placement box of service holding with engines 111 and truck 1 safety 6 safety 6 is clear all three units computer when ready 1823
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
firebox: Fire alarm box/box assignment identifier used to define dispatch area
[2]
Exposure: Adjacent building or area threatened by the primary fire
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