Crisfield, Maryland
Crisfield Fire Department
Station #2
News & Events
Somerset Co. Station 19002
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Crisfield, Maryland |
Crisfield Fire Department Station #2 News & Events |
Somerset Co. Station 19002 |
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House Fire December17 @ 02:58 Hours St.2 was alerted for a house fire on Sockertown Rd.. Upon arrival Engine 203 reported a two store residential home with fire in the rear of the house! Mutual Aid St. 3 Marion & St. 8 Lower Somerset. Fire is under investigation by Maryland State Fire Marshall's Office! Unit’s on scene for about 3hour. 252(Assistant Chief Cavanaugh) had Command. ( Photo's Courtesy 270 Safety Officer Goldsborough)
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House Fire October 22, 2015 @ 15.23 Hours St.2 was alerted for mutual aid assist St.3 Marion on a house fire. Upon arrival Engine 202 reported a two store residential home with fire in the kitchen & garage! All Unit’s on scene for about 2hour. 250(Chief Pruitt) had Command of St. 2 units, ( Photo's Courtesy Capt. Dan Harrison) |
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Station 2 Commercial Building Fire 7:55 AM St. 2 was alerted for a structure fire on Main St., Crisfield. Upon arrival Command 2 (Chief Pruitt) reported a single story, commercial building ( Heath’s Crab Pots) with smoke showing from the front door. First due Engine 203 started exterior attack, while incoming Engine 202 & Tower 205 staging. Fire was confined to the interior ceiling & roof area, under control in about one hour, all units on scene about 2 hours 250 (Chief Pruitt) had Command, Mutual aid St. 3 Marion, St. 8 Lower Somerset, CPD & Sheriff’s Department! |
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Station 2 House Fire 10:05 Pm St. 2 was alerted for a structure fire on Franklin Lane, Crisfield. Upon arrival Command 2 (Chief Pruitt) reported a single story, single family home with heavy fire sides A, B & C & through the roof. First due Engine 203 started exterior attack, while incoming Engine 202 hit the hydrant with 5" supply line . Fire was placed under control in about one hour, all units on scene until 00:23 AM 250 (Chief Pruitt) had Command, Mutual aid St. 3 Marion, St. 5 Princess Anne, Maryland State Fire Marshall’s Office & St. 8 Lower Somerset for medical rehab. |
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Station 2 House Fire On Wednesday Night at 8:25 Pm St. 2 was alerted for a structure fire on Boone Rd. Upon arrival Command 2 (Chief Pruitt) reported a mobile home fire with heavy fire sides A, B & C. First due Engine 203 ran exterior attack lines until addition units arrived. Tanker shuttle was put in uses due to a lack of water supply! One fire fighter transported McCready Memorial Hospital for minor burns. Fire was put under control and units were on scene about 1:48 minutes. 250 (Chief Pruitt) had Command, Mutual aid St. 3 Marion, St. 5 Princess Anne, Maryland State Fire Marshall’s Office & St. 8 Lower Somerset for medical rehab. |
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Station 2 MVC St. 2 was dispatched to a MVC on Rte. 413 north of Crisfield, upon arrival Engine 202 reported two vehicle MVC involving a SUV and Jeep w/ boat & trailer with one priority 2 patient. Extrication was performed and patient packed and transported PRMC by St. 8 ( Lower Somerset). Vehicles were then cleared and the road reopened. On scene 1 hour 251(Deputy Chief Bradshaw) had Command, assisted by St 8 Medical, Maryland State Police & Maryland State Highway ( Photo's Courtesy AC David Evans Marion St. 3) |
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Station 2 House Fire St. 2 was dispatched to 26958 Old State Road north of Crisfield for a reported house fire, upon arrival Engine 203 reported a two story home with fire showing on side A & B attack lines were pulled and overhaul preformed. Fire Marshall's office determined the fire to be arson no arrest as of printing. 252(Asst. Chief Cavanaugh) had Command, assisted by St 8 Medical, Maryland State Fire Marshall's Office, St.3 Marion & St.5 Princess Anne & Maryland State Highway ( Photo's Courtesy Crisfield/ Somerset County Times) |
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Station 2 Vehicle Fire November 22, 2014 @ 10:01 Hours At 10 AM St. 2 was alerted for a vehicle fire #3 Jacksonville Rd. Upon arrival of Engine 203 OIC reported on scene fully involved pick up truck. Fire extinguished with one engine. All Unit’s on scene for 15 minutes. Mutual aid St, * Lower Somerset CPD. |
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Veteran's Day Ceremony On Veteran's Day November 11th Tower 205 participated in the Annual Elks Veteran's Day Ceremony, This is a breakfast to honor our Veterans with a morning ceremony. Tower 205 along with St. 5 (Princess Anne) welcomed the group with and arch flying the Stars & Strips |
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Sunday & Monday October 28-29, 2012 The City of Crisfield was hit by the
full force of hurricane Sandy. At around 10 AM Monday the 29th
with winds in the 20-30 MPH range Sandy’s flood waters it rising to as much
as 5-6ft in some places. Crisfield then was it with a steady 60 MPH wind
with gust as high as 82 MPH for the next several hours, During this event
Crisfield Fire St.2 answered calls non stop until about midnight for wires
down smoke in the residence and evacuation.
As the light of day broke on Tuesday the 30th rescue operation started again, answering calls for fuel spills, wires & trees down medical assist, and a mass casualty style search & rescue operation of the area. Operations Command was set up and Lower Somerset Ambulance Squad, due to flooding at St. 2, Maryland MEMA advise command that Crisfield hade taken a direct hit and was the worst damage in the state, Which directed all available resources to the Crisfield area. After a completed grid to grid search of the general area in and around the city, as well as hundreds of calls for fuel spills, wires & trees down medical assist, Structure fires and other related runs the incident was wrapped up around 7PM on the 30th A note during the storm and after rescue operation NO CAUSALITIES were reported. Special thanks goes out to the following organization & business’s for there assistants Somerset County Commissioner, City of Crisfield, Somerset Co. 911 Office, Lower Somerset Rescue Squad, Maryland State Police & MSP Water Rescue Team, North & South Carolina Swift Water Rescue Teams, Delmar, Hurlock, Westside, Princess Anne, Fairmont, Deal Island & Mount Vernon Fire Companies, Somerset County Sheriffs Office, Maryland National Guard, Maryland Institute for Emergence Medical Services System Also a thanks goes out the The Pizza Shoppe, Circle In, Mrs. Jenny Tawes & The Salvation Army for providing hot meals for everyone. We have tried to list everyone there if your company was missed please contact us so we may add it to this list. Again a big thank you to you all! |
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Pictures taken during the storm on Monday 29th |
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Pictures taken during the storm on Monday 29th |
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Date; December 20, 2016
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