Tag Archives: Fire Cam

On March 23rd, 2015 our Tower was dispatched to our 10th working fire of 2015. This time a 3 alarm dwelling fire in Coal Township, PA. After initially arriving in the City of Shamokin on a transfer assignment, we were then sent to the scene for truck operations.

Middleport Station 10, assisted by Pomeroy and Rutland Fire, responded to a heavily involved structure fire. Station 10 was on scene for almost 6 hours working to extinguish and overhaul the home.

Helmet Camera Video. The Seventh District Volunteer Fire Department from Avenue, MD. Water Supply 5 unit responded mutual aid to Leonardtown, MD for this working house fire.

There are great classes being offered at FDIC this year just as years past. Get your schedule together for the classes you plan on attending and let us plan your evenings! Be sure to plan on being at Indy on Fire Friday Night!

From the video: A firefighter is knocked out cold during fire training by an out of control hose in this surveillance video. Location and department will not be given to protect their identity.

Engine 3 first to to commercial building fire 2/22/15 Transitional attack on a commercial garage fire with a 2 1/2". Great job!

Exeter Township FD operating at a storage facility fire in Cumru Township.

We know that FDIC is more about learning than letting go...but we have taken it upon ourselves to help you out with having fun after you get your learning done! We are throwing another HUGE party in Indianapolis during FDIC this year! Last years party was attended by 800+ people and we had a blast!

Structure fire in the City of Victorville. Reported garage fire. Units arrived on scene to initiate an aggressive attack, primary search and extinguished the fire within 12 minutes. The area has a large population of homeless people who inhabit these structures.

At around 4:45 pm, Monday, February 23, Firefighters were alerted to a house fire in the 12800 block of Princeleigh Street in Kettering (Upper Marlboro mailing address).. Firefighters from Largo Fire/EMS Station 846 and Battalion Chief 881 were the first to arrive and found a 1-story single family home with smoke showing from the front and fire showing from a kitchen window in the rear.