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Montrose (VA)- Working Fire 12-27-08

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Date: 12/27/08

Time: 0837

Location: Building #28 Montrose VA Campus

Frequency: 46.26, Fireground #3, Fire #10

Units Operating: 2571, E225, Montrose 2271, 2273, E121, Buchanan 2553, E161

Description Of Incident: working fire in basement

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0837: FDVA E225 responding Building #28 automatic fire alarm

0840: E225 on scene investigating (crews told by residents/staff of odor of something burning 1st floor and 3rd floor)

0842: E225 Officer reports "HEAVY SMOKE CONDITION" upon entering basement in the rear of the structure. Requests Montrose FD on standby.

0848: E225 Officer requests Montrose FD with 1-Engine or 1-Ladder with manpower for working fire in basement. 1- L/S from the 1st floor standpipe to the basement via the rear outside door/stairwell and standpipe in operation. Power being shut to basement area, fire in elevator room. All hands working.

0852: E225 request Buchanan FD relocate 1-engine to FDVA HQ. 2571 on scene.

0855: Montrose E-121, Bat 10, 2273 2271, County Car 2 on scene.

0910: E225 officer reports fire knocked down, checking for extension. Fire held to basement (elevator room- held to the equipment on fire) crews ventilating and conducting searches on the floors above fire floor. 1- L/S/O holding all units. reports from crew smoke in elevator shaft extending to all floors, ventilation underway.

0931: FDVA Command releasing Montrose FD with their thanks. FDVA crew utilizing multi gas meter to check for elevated CO levels prior to letting residents return.

0950: FDVA units in service, Buchanan FD released from standby, all units clear. Thanks to all agencies and units who responded.

*Building #28 is a 150X50 4 story structure that houses approx. 60 residents and staff. Upon completion of incident crews found that 7 smoke heads were activated on all floors. Original activation came from basement area, smoke made it's way thorughout the structure via the elevator shaft and stretched throughout the structure.

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