Needham had a fire Saturday night - all comms on 453.075 R 1926 PM - 109 Meadowbank Road - possible fire upstairs - caller disconnected - cross streets are Eliza Circle and Blacksmith Drive
1927 - "E4 respond also per C2" 1928 - PD says smoke at house 1929 - hydrant at 97 1929 - hydrant at 105 1930 - E3 there is a hydrant behind E1 1930 - smoke from Side B - probable house fire - per C2 1931 - E4 has a open hydrant - hook up to Eng 1 - (or something like that) 1933 - working fire - get coverage for stations - notify C1 and C2 1934 - Eng 1 in a mask - double - 1 fill 1 - 3 throw stick 1936 - L1 come via other end of Mdw Brook - L1 is out of position - back up and come in the other way 1936 - frozen hydrant - need hydrant higher than #105 1936 - E4 laying in 1936 - need Eng for RIT - get 2nd dispatcher 1937 - L1 help E4 with line 1937 - #95 for the 2nd hydrant - L1 help with 4 inch line 1939 - could you start a 2nd alarm please 1939 - hydrant at 74 also - per dispatcher 1941 - Eng 100 to Eng 1, half a tank 1941 - Westwood Eng 5 seeks directions - talks over someone 1941 - Westwood Eng 5 seeks escort from cop car in Needham Center to Blacksmith Dr 1944 - fire is in attic 1946 - double 1946 - cut the water - shut down the hydrant 1946 - WE5 has the cop car later they struck a 3rd alarm I think I have all the radio traffic on a tape - it was a real typical New England fire with multiple challenges Maybe a new rule is needed - if anyone reports a frozen hydrant, immediately strike an extra alarm -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "massfire" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. Visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/massfire. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
