Fire department inspects roof for possible fire cause, Frederick MD
Fire & ArsonFire and maintenance teams accessed the roof of a building near Waterford Drive in Frederick to investigate a fire-related issue. Multiple ladders were used for roof access. Maintenance staff were already on the roof. The investigation focused on the HVAC system. No confirmed fire, injuries, or arson were reported.
Audio|Source: Frederick County Fire - Digital
03:58
Transcript:
00:00
I'm direct on laddering at the Delta side.
00:07
Man, to the investigator group.
00:11
Go ahead.
00:15
First nail on the roof and just said it had they get up there, uh, roof scuttle.
00:22
One of the people from DPW came in and said they were working on getting on the roof, they thought someone was already up there, but as you can see, I have no access back here, or that's not sure how they made access, I haven't seen anything interior.
00:38
Okay, if I remember correctly, there is a scuttle, but I don't know for that specific occupancy, and I wouldn't be able to tell you which occupancy.
00:49
I'll do a quick walk around a little bit more and see if I can find anything.
00:55
Squadry officer to command.
00:57
Stand by, get the location of the race after.
01:02
23 to command.
01:07
Command, parametic engine 23, good.
01:10
I just made contact with maintenance. They're coming around the Delta side out of me with you guys.
01:15
There's a ladder access on the Delta side.
01:17
He's going to direct cruise.
01:21
Yeah, I see him headed my way. Thank you.
01:28
Just to get a group. It looks like that maintenance guy's here. He's walking around that, uh,
01:34
that rear wall now.
01:38
Okay.
01:44
So it looks like 2-9-1 sheriff protective ladder thrown, it's going to be on the Delta Trust.
01:54
Also, Chief, there's maintenance on the roof already.
02:00
Command, okay.
02:05
All right for your officer, come in.
02:08
I got a ladder front of the office side of the structure.
02:25
Emulums 18 ALS[1] 4-2, 7-9U, (number withheld) Waterford Drive, unit (number withheld), Trouble Breathing, 9 Bravo 849.
02:37
849. 498. Amyles 198.
02:46
18 out of service in Route to Station 29 for routine magnets.
02:52
Indian 219-8 out of service 849.
03:02
Command,
03:04
go ahead.
03:06
See you, is that what you asked?
03:13
Yes,
03:14
sir.
03:15
Approximately 100 feet behind me, Faye Rina-Provo side.
03:23
Charlie's side is the roof access, right in the middle of the building.
03:26
There's going to be two white contractor vans parked in the parking lot, next to two multiple yellow pylons.
03:36
That's where the best access for the roof will be at.
03:42
Okay,
03:44
to the investigator group.
03:47
Go ahead, Jesus.
03:49
He got to direct with REST GRI, who's on the roof,
03:54
advise him what you need him to investigate as far as the HVAC is.
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ALS: Advanced Life Support; higher-level prehospital emergency medical care, typically provided by paramedics.
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Location mentioned:
Near Waterford Dr, Frederick, MD 21702
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