Fire\Rescue Photo's
82 Mill Street in Randolph. Holbrook Fire Gr. 1 supplying mutual aid..
909 S. Franklin St. 3 alarm Fire in sub-zero temperatures.
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Group
3 members working on Tree Worker who fell apprx. 30' out of a bucket truck. The
worker survived his fall. Click on picture for more
photo's.
6/27/02, Belcher St Fire 2nd Alarm plus additional Engine.
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additional photo's.
Holbrook
Fire Fighter's Lt Keeman, Luke McFadden, and Robert DiBona operate off Abington
L1 at a General Alarm fire.
334
N. Franklin St. Crews had
just returned from a 2nd Alarm Fire when they received a call from the Police of
a Working Fire @ Holbrook Sunoco. This came in to the Police Dispatch Center as
a E-911 Hang-up. A cruiser was sent to investigate and found the fire. The fire
was started by careless disposal of smoking materials. A worker was soaking
tools in a pail of gasoline when he accidentally flicked a cigarette into the
pail. Then sprayed the flaming pail with an extinguisher, spreading burning
gasoline throughout the shop. Damage was estimated @ $50,000.
375
S Franklin St. While apparatus were picking up at another Structure Fire, Fire
Alarm received a call from the police reporting a working fire at this address.
The cause of this fire was determined to be drug related. The occupants were
smoking crack in the attic, when they set a mattress on fire, and then ran from
the property. They were found sleeping in the Barn across the street.
4
Spring St. Fire Alarm received this call from a Fire Alarm box located across
the street. First arriving companies reported heavy fire showing from the rear
of the property. The cause was determined to be food left on the stove. The
occupants were awakened by the smoke detectors, and were able to exit on their
own.
36A
S Franklin St. This was the second 2 alarm fire at this business. This was a
furniture refinishing company. The fire started in a stripping booth, and
quickly spread the Structure. The building was saved for the second time with
heavy fire damage to the basement floor, and 3rd floor, and smoke and water
damage throughout. It also housed a printing company. The Furniture Company has
since moved to a 1 story brick building in town.
Avon
Custom Sole Co. This company is one of the few rubber manufactures left in the
country. This factory encompasses 2 blocks. This fire was received by the Master
Box, which was pulled from the street. The fire tripped 6 Sprinkler heads. The
fire was contained to a 3 story elevator shaft & penthouse.
Andy's
Auto. This fire was reported by a delivery driver who stopped at Station 1
approx. 1.5 miles away from the fire. A 2nd Alarm was struck. Cause of the fire
was determined to be a defective overhead gas heater
Train
vs. Tractor Trailer. This driver decided to park his Loaded rig across
the Commuter Rail Tracks while he went to ask for directions. Fortunately the
train was traveling forward and hit the trailer with the Engine. No injuries
happened as a result of this accident.