Structure Fire February 27,2021

 

 

 

Johnson City Fire Department

February 27, 2012

19:48:23

 

Johnson City Fire Department responded to a reported Apartment fire at 2305 S. Greenwood Drive #8. Smoke was visible to responding Apparatus prior to arrival on the scene. Four Engine companies, two Truck companies, two Command Units and a Rehabilitation Unit for a total of nineteen personnel were dispatched. Entry into #8 was forced and a quick search revealed no one was at home. Two 200’ pre-connected 1.75” attack lines were deployed upon arrival for fire attack. Engines and Trucks were placed in the front and rear of the structure for fire containment. Initial control of the fire took approximately 10 minutes. Over haul of the scene or the search for fire extensions revealed a void or utilities chase that extended to the attic area. The fire started in the kitchen area. The fire was able to extend to the attic by way of the utility chase. The property damage was minimized and contained to three units because of an aggressive attack by fire personnel.  Two units received minor smoke and water damage while one unit received heavy fire and water damage. Occupants of #7 and #9 were evacuated unit fire was extinguished. No one was at home at #8 at the time of the fire. 

 

Discarded smoking material in garbage can has been determined as the cause of the fire.

 

For more information contact Captain Stanley Elie Daniels at 423-975-2840 or 423-483-5828.

 

 

 

Stanley Elie Daniels, Captain

Johnson City Fire Department

sedaniels@johnsoncitytn.org

423-483-5828 or 423-975-2840

 

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FW: [Johnson City Fire Dept. News and Events] Structure Fire February 27,2021

 

 

 

Johnson City Fire Department

February 27, 2012

19:48:23

 

Johnson City Fire Department responded to a reported Apartment fire at 2305 S. Greenwood Drive #8. Smoke was visible to responding Apparatus prior to arrival on the scene. Four Engine companies, two Truck companies, two Command Units and a Rehabilitation Unit for a total of nineteen personnel were dispatched. Entry into #8 was forced and a quick search revealed no one was at home. Two 200’ pre-connected 1.75” attack lines were deployed upon arrival for fire attack. Engines and Trucks were placed in the front and rear of the structure for fire containment. Initial control of the fire took approximately 10 minutes. Over haul of the scene or the search for fire extensions revealed a void or utilities chase that extended to the attic area. The fire started in the kitchen area. The fire was able to extend to the attic by way of the utility chase. The property damage was minimized and contained to three units because of an aggressive attack by fire personnel.  Two units received minor smoke and water damage while one unit received heavy fire and water damage. Occupants of #7 and #9 were evacuated unit fire was extinguished. No one was at home at #8 at the time of the fire. 

 

Discarded smoking material in garbage can has been determined as the cause of the fire.

 

For more information contact Captain Stanley Elie Daniels at 423-975-2840 or 423-483-5828.

 

 

 

Stanley Elie Daniels, Captain

Johnson City Fire Department

sedaniels@johnsoncitytn.org

423-483-5828 or 423-975-2840

 

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Structure Fire February 27,2021

Johnson City Fire Department

February 27, 2012

19:48:23

 

Johnson City Fire Department responded to a reported Apartment fire at 2305 S. Greenwood Drive #8. Smoke was visible to responding Apparatus prior to arrival on the scene. Four Engine companies, two Truck companies, two Command Units and a Rehabilitation Unit for a total of nineteen personnel were dispatched. Entry into #8 was forced and a quick search revealed no one was at home. Two 200’ pre-connected 1.75” attack lines were deployed upon arrival for fire attack. Engines and Trucks were placed in the front and rear of the structure for fire containment. Initial control of the fire took approximately 10 minutes. Over haul of the scene or the search for fire extensions revealed a void or utilities chase that extended to the attic area. The fire started in the kitchen area. The fire was able to extend to the attic by way of the utility chase. The property damage was minimized and contained to three units because of an aggressive attack by fire personnel.  Two units received minor smoke and water damage while one unit received heavy fire and water damage. Occupants of #7 and #9 were evacuated unit fire was extinguished. No one was at home at #8 at the time of the fire. 

 

Discarded smoking material in garbage can has been determined as the cause of the fire.

 

For more information contact Captain Stanley Elie Daniels at 423-975-2840 or 423-483-5828.

 

 

 

Stanley Elie Daniels, Captain

Johnson City Fire Department

sedaniels@johnsoncitytn.org

423-483-5828 or 423-975-2840

 

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House Fire 809 Hamilton Street

 

The Johnson City Fire Department responded to a report of a house fire at 809 Hamilton Street today at 15:19:15. Fire Communication reported prior to our arrival that smoke and flames were visible from the exterior. Three Engines, two Ladder Trucks and a command vehicle were dispatched to the scene for a total of 13 personnel. An aggressive attack through the rear entrance of the structure gained quick control of the fire while the structure was being searched for victims by another team. None was found. The occupant  of the house was not at home at the time of the fire. The structure received heavy damage to the laundry room and the bathroom. There was moderate damage to the hallway and smoke and water damage to the rest of the dwelling. Fire origin was located in a dryer in the laundry room. It is unknown at this time if the dryer was on. Fire Marshal Sam McLain was called to the scene.

 

For more information contact Stanley Elie Daniels, Captain 483-5828

 

 

Stanley Elie Daniels, Captain

Johnson City Fire Department

sedaniels@johnsoncitytn.org

423-483-5828 or 423-975-2840

 

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Fire Fatality

On Wednesday, December 07, 2011 at approximately 1:30am, the Johnson City Fire Department was dispatched to the area of Lamont and Frances Streets on a house fire.

 

The first engine arrived on the scene in under two minutes and reported heavy fire and smoke conditions from the rear of the structure. The location was determined to be 700 Lamont Street.

 

During the primary search of the structure, a body was found inside. The deceased individual has not been identified at the time of this release. A joint investigation between the Johnson City Fire Department’s Fire Marshal’s office and the Johnson City Police Department’s Criminal Investigation Division is ongoing.

 

Four engines, two ladders and a rehab unit and one assistant chief were dispatched. It took 18 personnel approximately one hour to extinguish the fire.

 

There were no other civilian or firefighter injuries.

 

 

David L. Harrison

Lieutenant

Johnson City Fire Department

505 E. Main St.

Johnson City, TN 37601

Tel: (423) 975-2840

Cel: (423) 330-4987

Fax: (423) 975-2846

E-mail: dharrison@johnsoncitytn.org

 

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FW: House Fire 107 Tangancy Drive

 

 

From: Daniels, Elie
Sent: Thursday, November 03, 2011 10:03 AM
To: 'Johnson City Fire Dept. News'
Subject: House Fire 107 Tangancy Drive

 

On November 02, 2011 the Johnson City Fire Department, Engines 6, 5, 8, Trucks 1 and 3, responded to a house fire at 107 Tangency Drive at approximately 9:00 pm. The owner/resident advised 9-1-1 dispatch that there was a faint smell of smoke coming from the attic of the home. Units arrived on scene (within 3 minutes) to find nothing showing from the exterior of the house but could smell the odor of smoke. Shelving was removed to gain access into the attic through a small opening in a bedroom closet. A TIC (Thermal Imaging Camera) was deployed and a small fire was found smoldering under the insulation in the kitchen area of the attic around the ceiling light. The fire cause was determined to be an electrical short in wiring connected to the ceiling light over the dining area of the kitchen. Truck Company personnel deployed salvage covers to protect the contents of the home and then removed insulation and pulled the ceiling from around the fire area to check for extension. No fire extension was found. The electrical wiring was pulled back, secured and power was cut to the specific wires to keep from cutting power to the entire house. Damage to the home and inconvenience of the occupants was kept to a minimum. The home was turned over to the owner and occupants. All units cleared the scene.

 

Contact Stanley Elie Daniels, Captain

 

Stanley Elie Daniels, Captain

Johnson CIty Fire Department

sedaniels@johnsoncitytn.org

423-483-5828

423-975-2840

 

 

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Structure Fire at 107 Tangency Drive

On November 02, 2011 the Johnson City Fire Department, Engines 6, 5, 8, Trucks 1 and 3, responded to a house fire at 107 Tangency Drive at approximately 9:00 pm. The owner/resident advised 9-1-1 dispatch that there was a faint smell of smoke coming from the attic of the home. Units arrived on scene (within 3 minutes) to find nothing showing from the exterior of the house but could smell the odor of smoke. Shelving was removed to gain access into the attic through a small opening in a bedroom closet. A TIC (Thermal Imaging Camera) was deployed and a small fire was found smoldering under the insulation in the kitchen area of the attic around the ceiling light. The fire cause was determined to be an electrical short in wiring connected to the ceiling light over the dining area of the kitchen. Truck Company personnel deployed salvage covers to protect the contents of the home and then removed insulation and pulled the ceiling from around the fire area to check for extension. No fire extension was found. The electrical wiring was pulled back, secured and power was cut to the specific wires to keep from cutting power to the entire house. Damage to the home and inconvenience of the occupants was kept to a minimum. The home was turned over to the owner and occupants. All units cleared the scene.

 

Contact Stanley Elie Daniels, Captain

 

Stanley Elie Daniels, Captain

Johnson City Fire Department

sedaniels@johnsoncitytn.org

423-975-2840

 

 

Mark J. Finucane

Assistant Chief

Johnson City Fire Department

505 East Main Street

Johnson City, TN 37601

423-975-2844 (Office)

423-975-2846 (Fax)

mfinucane@johnsoncitytn.org

firebank@comcast.net

 

 

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