3-Alarm Fire on Ft. Hamilton Parkway

Thank you. Good afternoon everybody. Today at 13:45 um there's going to be a wire receiver for fire and smoke coming from coming from um coming from 5311 4th Hamilton Parkway. Uh Engine 247, Ladder 148. We're here within 3 and 1/2 minutes of the fire. Battalion 4 rolled. We have smoke in the after and transmitted a 10-75. They had heavy smoke pushing out from the doorways. Uh as they arrived, as they began to force entry into the doorways, they had reports of possible invite back and fire inside smoke fire inside. Uh they wound up not being there. They wound up being in the commercial occupancy next door. Uh it just wound up being large amounts of stock that were on fire. Fire had begun to burn through the room that stock, burn up through the floor, and the fire eventually extended up through the building and through the roof. Uh so we had to go to a third alarm, which consists of about 92 fire units and EMS units and about 200 personnel overall with the amount of people that were here. We had five hand lines stretched and put to operation. Uh we had a tower ladder that was set up to help knock down the fire as well. Uh with that, uh fire fighters worked valiantly and bravely uh containing the fire to the original fire building, not allowing it to extend to either attached which again uh we take as a win. We can anytime we can wind up with no fire or injury and nobody uh injured inside the occupancy. There were some first minor injuries, which I'll let uh Chief Cassiola talk about. Um we take that as a win and thank uh we were able to contain it to the original fire building. With that, I'll let Chief Cassiola talk. Good afternoon.