Unknown Medical Alarm3600 block of E Fulton St, Grand Rapids

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Unknown Medical Alarm

3600 block of E Fulton St, Grand Rapids

Timeline

  1. Unknown medical alarm at an apartment complex
  2. Command directing Engine 3 crew to open the ceiling upstairs for fire investigation and overhaul
  3. Engine 3 directed to open the ceiling on the second floor for fire investigation and overhaul
  4. Basement search complete and clear
  5. Fire knocked down; crews working on overhaul, checking for remaining hot spots
  6. Crews working in the master bedroom upstairs; other units to avoid that area during overhaul operations.
  7. Crews advise to avoid the Charlie Bravo bedroom upstairs during overhaul operations
  8. Alpine Car 1 (Charlie Division Supervisor) heading to the scene for incident command
  9. Engine 3 making entry to the second floor to check ceiling for fire extension
  10. Crews request ladders deployed to one side of building; teams actively operating on the second floor
  11. Ladders not deployed to the Charlie (west) side of the building; teams continue operations on the second floor
  12. Engine 3 exiting the building with low air; requesting air supply to recycle (refill tanks).
  13. Command requesting additional personnel to help remove equipment and debris from the building
  14. Crews continuing overhaul on the second floor; command standing by to continue exterior work once interior operations clear
  15. Secondary search cleared on the second floor; continuing overhaul operations
  16. Engine 3 confirms no one on the second floor
  17. Command directing Engine 3 to hold off the second floor; Charlie Division spraying from exterior, overhaul operations continuing
  18. Command reassigning personnel: Engine 1 operator moving to drone operations; Morick assigned to Engine 1 pump panel
  19. Charlie division: exterior fire under control; crews needed on second floor Charlie side to work on ceiling damage
  20. Plainfield Squad 1 staging in uncommitted area, assigned as backup for next two alarms at this incident
  21. Command assigning crews to check the basement for fire extension; fire started on the ground floor outside
  22. Command calling for a personnel accountability report (PAR) from all crews on scene
  23. Command requesting Sparta Platform 5 to start their aerial operation
  24. Command directing crews to check the second floor for fire spread, open ceilings as needed; hose line already staged upstairs
  25. Engine 1 crew of four confirms they have a team on the second floor.
  26. Sparta Platform 5 positioning for operations; four personnel assigned to platform.
  27. All units giving PAR (personnel accountability report); Plainfield Engine 3 reporting
  28. Engine 1 reports PAR (personnel accountability report): three crew members accounted for
  29. Engine 1 power report: four crew members accounted for, one member with Charlie (minor injury/status)
  30. Engine 4 power report: four personnel accounted for on scene
  31. All personnel accounted for (PAR complete on the fire ground)
  32. Command directs crews to descend and rotate out after cable is secured
  33. Crews report 4x4 ventilation holes opening in the roof to release heat and smoke from the interior
  34. Crews being released to decontamination to remove gear and rest briefly
  35. Incident command requests crews to check the other floors of the building while they are inside
  36. Crew working on hot spots in the attic
  37. Command requesting Engine 1 to perform a complete walk-through of all three levels of the building
  38. Engine 1 will bring equipment back up and check all three floors for fire spread
  39. Sparta Platform 5 operating on the second floor
  40. Medic 236 notified that the fire is cleared and units can return to service
  41. Medic 236 cleared from scene; incident command terminated
  42. Engine 1 checking interior basement and main floor for fire extension
  43. Command requesting fans to ventilate smoke from the gable (roof vent area)
  44. Crews opening attic space at the gable above the stairwell to ventilate heat; temperatures still running 190–200 degrees
  45. Crews checked all three floors; structure clear of fire
  46. Crews scanned the second floor; highest temperature reading 110 degrees
  47. Medic 236 on scene at structure fire

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