Multi-alarm fire breaks out on several floors in Baltimore, Baltimore MD
Fire & ArsonA multi-alarm fire is burning on several floors of a main fire building in Baltimore. Fire crews are actively fighting the fire, and power lines have been shut down in the area to ensure safety. Multiple fire units and public safety agencies are on scene, and some medical calls related to the incident are being handled.
Audio|Source: Baltimore City Fire
08:40
Transcript:
00:00
Charlie Coppice.
00:01
Costa 46. If you copy the message, get a plug.
00:04
From the E's coming westbound, I'll say that's supply and Ronald Truck 31.
00:08
46.
00:09
They're right in front of the original fire building here.
00:14
46. That's happened.
00:15
Dispatch from Baltimore County Engine 4.
00:16
Need a BLL transport.
00:18
All right. I got you on a list.
00:19
Truck 21, copy.
00:20
Off the command.
00:21
Boxrot is not up.
00:22
They're working on getting them up ASAP.
00:24
Command copy.
00:25
52, portable one, portable two, go ahead and charge that line.
00:31
SEP mobile cops.
00:32
Both divisions to command, we prefer the catenary line shutdown by NPA.
00:38
They win the problem.
00:39
However, they have a 5-10 minute transition to make sure it be energized.
00:45
Stand by. 31 from the MOCC.
00:47
I'm with the MTA.
00:48
They're working on doing the power shutdown.
00:50
I will give you final confirmation when I get it.
00:52
Ambulance 806 respond medical alarm 27-40 4859 Boland Avenue for the unconscious painting
01:00
52-year-old female 31 Charlie 1 response to near Boland Avenue.
01:05
Go ahead
01:06
We're not going to use Anandals aerotire here.
01:10
We had truck 21 going to position in for additional coverage on the North Division.
01:16
Probably. 40 mobile to 51 mobile.
01:18
I'm covering your hydrogen.
01:19
30 that's 52 3407 Wilkins Avenue 6508-year-old mail 26 alpha-1-115 56 deputy chief four to command
01:34
Vision 31 from the MOCC.
01:37
I've gotten confirmation from an MTA.
01:38
Power is shut down at the catenary lines from North Avenue to Camden Yards.
01:43
For me a copy, a catenary shutdown.
01:45
We're going to run those truck 31 on the alpha side.
01:49
We want to leave it here.
01:50
We may need it. Did you say you're using to truck 21?
01:52
Yeah, you can leave it down there, Chief.
01:54
21s can be out of cover what we got here.
01:56
Also, if someone's in the out of SC, can they have a representative of me to the command post? I just want to verify the canton air lines from one other technicians.
02:04
Copy. We have Engine 31 in the MOTC and we have MDOT personnel on scene confirming the cantonry for us.
02:14
I see. Command engine 31. 31. You have that same information? You just need a representative from the MTA down to the command post, are correct? No, we had one. I'm confirming that MOC has the same information the line is being shut down. Yes.
02:42
They confirmed that the power shutdown. Copy. No. 22, charges. Opta 46. Continue leading all in the Anuroma 31. We're going to need them at the dentist friotto exposure on the Fadda Street side. Not everyone, Charlie. We can get a couple more rams.
03:11
On the main fire building in those lower floors you got fire all on those floors so yeah copy i know we got engine two engine 23 on this side trying uh ops can we get an additional engine with a ram on side delta ops the station what engines do at is staging
03:36
Engine 57 and myself, Engine 50. 29 is also staging Howard in Saratoga. 29 is also staging Howard in Saratoga. 29, I mean you get a plug. And they lead off to the Charlie side.
04:06
Take a portable monitor. Report to the Charlie Division. Copy. Tower 1 to Charlie. Whoever's got the ram underneath our tower. They're just hitting a wall. They got to move that. Charlie, 23, you copy? After Charlie, I got 29 engines leaving all coming to you.
04:35
Copy. Have you reports the side delta. Tower 1 to 23, move it around. You're not doing anything. Two engines. CCC, MOCC testing. Can you read me? MOCC on A1N, loud clear. Thank you.
05:03
Medical alarm 43-32 1901 Northbourne Road between Hillen Road and Willington Avenue for the Sidcase Not Alert. Medicaid, respond. Medical alarm 43-32, 1901 Northbourne Road for the sickcase, not alert, 92-year-old female, 26 Delta 1 response, 1601.
05:30
The Lexington 65 has to meet it across. Support the vision to command. Two, I copy. Pro at NG29, when you arrive on size Delta, I'm going to have truck, Tower 1 to wreck you where I didn't want your stream at.
05:57
We're working on getting over that. Deputy Chief for assuming North Division. Also, we're going to need a rundown of everybody you have operating on the North Division so we can maintain accountability. Copy. You have the dispatched fourth alarm unit plus one additional engine, engine 43.
06:26
Stand by you for your fourth alarm run.
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Location mentioned:
Northbourne Rd, Baltimore, MD 21239
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