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At 3:35 this morning units from Grasonville were dispatched to a dwelling fire on Howard Rd in Romancoke. United Communities Engine 92 arrived to find a two story dwelling with fire through out. Engine 25 deployed both rear attack line’s, while the crew from Truck 2 and Engine Tanker 2 assisted with extinguishment. Engine Tanker 2 also assisted with shuttling water. Crews operated for roughly 3 hours before returning to service.
Yesterday afternoon just after 4 p.m. brought the Grasonville Volunteers back out to Rt. 50. This time it was in the Eastbound lanes at Station Lane. Units arrived to find a Tractor Trailer with the trailer brakes on fire. There was no extension into the trailer and the assignment was held to Engine 25, Truck 2, and Engine Tanker 2. Captain Tilghman had the Rt. 50 Command.
Just after 9 a.m. yesterday morning, E-22, E-25, Truck 2, and Chief 2 responded for a MVC with Entrapment on Rt. 50 WB in the area of VFW Avenue. PM-300 came upon the accident enroute to another call and requested the Rescue Box assignment. Units arrived on scene to find a single vehicle MVC, requiring the driver to be extricated from the vehicle. We were assisted by @queenstownvfd Rescue 3. Crews utilized @hurstjawsoflife to extricate the patient and once extricated the patient was transported by Maryland State Police - Aviation Command Trooper 6 to Shock Trauma in Baltimore. Chief Anthony had the Rt. 50 Command.
Just before 6 pm last night, Engine 25 was dispatched to a building fire in Centreville. Arriving units from @goodwillfireco arrived on scene with a one story garage with smoke showing. Crews made entry and located a fire in the closet. The crew from Engine 25 assisted with opening up and overhaul for roughly an hour before returning to Grasonville.
On Friday around 1 p.m., Units from Grasonville and surrounding companies were alerted for a house fire at 232 Prospect Bay Drive West in the 2-16-1 Box. E-25 arrived on location with smoke showing from a Large 2 story Single Family house that was under construction. Crews found fire on the first floor and basement just inside of the front door. A 2nd Alarm was requested due to the size of the house and additional staffing. The fire was knocked down and Command held the 1st Alarm assignment and 3 Engines from the 2nd Alarm. Engine’s 25 and 22, Rescue 2, and Engine Tanker 2 responded on the assignment (Truck 2 was OOS for Routine Maintenance) Chief Anthony was the incident commander.