Wednesday, July 19, 2006

.7.19.06 Providence Fire Department-Code Red

Providence Fire responded to # 62-64 Croyland Road. On arrival Engine 8 and Tower 2 reported a code red. They had a fire in the basement and it was quickly knocked down. Due to the heat there where several extra companies there. Also a few companies where delayed because they where still down on the waterfront dealing with large fire from the previous night.



Battalion 3 and Tower Ladder 2



Engine 8 Tower 2



Tower 2 Opening Up









Another View of Tower 2 opening up


Battalion 3


Special Hazards 1


Engine Co 14

Sunday, July 16, 2006

Fatal MVA Waterford

Waterford Fire Handled this Fatal a few weeks ago. Photos Where taken by James Monroe. This was Parkway North and Oil Mill Road.











Wednesday, July 05, 2006

07.04.2006. MVA FDNL

The City of New London Fire Department responded to Howard and Hamilton Streets for the Report an MVA. On arrival they found a Car with the pole on top of the vehicle. No injuries reported.







.07.02.2006 Block Island, Rhode Island

Block Island Fire Department responded to a working fire at Champlins Marina, at approx 1120 hours Sunday July 2nd. The fire was at the marinas laundry facility that also stored the marinas generator, fuel and propane. On the FD arrival they found heavy fire coming from the roof. Pictures courtesy of Tom & Bobbette Clapsadle






Thursday, June 22, 2006

06.22.06. Attleboro Fire Richardson Street

Around 8:00 p.m. the Attleboro Fire Department was dispatched to a house off of Richardson Street for the report of a house on fire. On arrival first in companies found a fully involved home about 1 mile off the road on the other side of the rail road tracks. There was very limited access to the home, and no apparatus could get to the other side of the rail road tracks. They where forced to hand jack 3 inch to the other side of the tracks and run lines off that. To make things more interesting one of the engines relay pumping broke down and there was a problem with water pressure.










Sunday, June 11, 2006

6/11/06 FDNL Linden St

11, 31, 25, 100 Assigned to Linden Street for a mattress in the alley on fire. 11, 31 Engine handled.


Saturday, June 10, 2006

12 Pearl Street Noank 06.07.06.

Just a few shots from the fire in Noank the other day. On arrival companies found heavy fire to the rear of the structure. James Monroe was the photographer. The men of Ladder 55 made a quick knock down and opened up the roof. Sub Base C-25 was on the fast team. Noank and PGFD where also working this job.







Tuesday, June 06, 2006

6.6.06 Providence Fire

Engine Co 3, 14, 7 Tower Ladder 1 Ladder 6 and Division 1 were assigned to 100 Atwells Ave for a box alarm around 9:00 pm. Engine 3 reported a code yellow for Engine 3 Tower 1 for Food on the stove.

Engine Co 3 arrives on scene



Tower Ladder 1 on scene



Ladder Co 6 arrives on scene




Ladder 6, 1 and Division 1

.6.6.06-625 Bank Street FDNL

Around 6:15 p.m. Engines 11, 21, Tower Ladder 25 and Rescue 2 were assigned to 625 Bank on the report of a kitchen fire. On the Arrival of 11 Engine there was nothing showing. 11 Engine crew reported the fire out and the call quickly went under control.

11 Engine arrives on scene


Tower Ladder 25 and Rescue 2 arrive on scene



11 Engine



11 Engine, 21 Engine



21 Engine Rider, Firefighter Kris Grills

Saturday, June 03, 2006

Hartford Fire Department

This first shot is from 2019 Main Street. On arrival Companies reported that a woman had been car jacked, then they proceeded to hit her with her own car.




Just a few shots from Fire Headquarters. A new tool that I learned how to use with the camera, It will remove all the colors in the picture except for the one you choose to keep.









An old Mack reserve Engine working a Possible Structure fire Box on Main Street. There was no Fire and the call quickly went under control.

1639 North Road ( Rt 117) Groton 6.2.06



Ledyard PD stretching the garden hose
















Center Groton, PBFD, Ledyard, Gales Ferry, North
Stonington, Old Mystic-Photos by James Monroe