Two Firefighters Injured After Residence Engulfed in Flames
1731 N Broadway
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- Firefighters responded to a significant residential fire at 1731 N Broadway in Baltimore, where flames engulfed the second floor and extended to other sections of the building. One person was evacuated safely, and efforts were made to clear the area for safety. The fire produced a large column of smoke visible from a distance.
Timeline
Responders are packing up equipment.
The last fire unit is leaving the scene, and building inspectors are assessing the affected structures.
Neighborhood services are assisting displaced residents from the original fire building.
Two firefighters have been injured and transported for medical care.
Building inspectors are evaluating the original fire building, which will need to be boarded up.
Traffic may be delayed for a bit as responders clear the scene.
At least one person sustained injuries in the two-alarm fire that spread to nearby residences, per local news.
Firefighters are preparing to access the roof on the building's rear side to address the fire.
Firefighters have redirected traffic due to the fire, affecting Broadway in the 1700 to 1800 block.
Firefighters are withdrawing small units due to a potential collapse risk in the original fire building.
Firefighters report the fire is now affecting all three floors, requiring additional resources.
Firefighters are using a tower to access the roof and front windows to tackle the fire.
Firefighters are attempting to shut off the gas meter to prevent further hazards.
Reports indicate a large column of smoke visible from Broadway, possibly related to the ongoing fire.
Firefighters are working to move people from the alley for safety.
Incoming units are advised to keep hydrants and road entrances clear for fire trucks.
A firefighter has successfully evacuated one person and is checking access to the back of the building.
Firefighters report the second floor is fully engulfed in flames, with unknown occupancy status.
Firefighters are working to evacuate people from the building.
Firefighters report the fire has extended to another section of the building.
Firefighters are evacuating the building due to safety concerns.
Firefighters report high heat and heavy smoke from the building, but the structure appears stable.
Firefighters report visible fire on the first floor, with additional units deploying hose lines.
Firefighters are deploying a second hose line to the front of the building.
Firefighters report the third floor is clear, but someone may be on the first floor.
Firefighters confirm it's an active fire, with units staging nearby.
Firefighters report flames visible from a second-floor window at the rear of the building.
Smoke billows from a residential fire in the area. Go live or comment below to share real-time updates.
Firefighters have received a report of a residential fire.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1731 N Broadway.
Responders are packing up equipment.
The last fire unit is leaving the scene, and building inspectors are assessing the affected structures.
Neighborhood services are assisting displaced residents from the original fire building.
Two firefighters have been injured and transported for medical care.
Building inspectors are evaluating the original fire building, which will need to be boarded up.
Traffic may be delayed for a bit as responders clear the scene.
At least one person sustained injuries in the two-alarm fire that spread to nearby residences, per local news.
Firefighters are preparing to access the roof on the building's rear side to address the fire.
Firefighters have redirected traffic due to the fire, affecting Broadway in the 1700 to 1800 block.
Firefighters are withdrawing small units due to a potential collapse risk in the original fire building.
Firefighters report the fire is now affecting all three floors, requiring additional resources.
Firefighters are using a tower to access the roof and front windows to tackle the fire.
Firefighters are attempting to shut off the gas meter to prevent further hazards.
Reports indicate a large column of smoke visible from Broadway, possibly related to the ongoing fire.
Firefighters are working to move people from the alley for safety.
Incoming units are advised to keep hydrants and road entrances clear for fire trucks.
A firefighter has successfully evacuated one person and is checking access to the back of the building.
Firefighters report the second floor is fully engulfed in flames, with unknown occupancy status.
Firefighters are working to evacuate people from the building.
Firefighters report the fire has extended to another section of the building.
Firefighters are evacuating the building due to safety concerns.
Firefighters report high heat and heavy smoke from the building, but the structure appears stable.
Firefighters report visible fire on the first floor, with additional units deploying hose lines.
Firefighters are deploying a second hose line to the front of the building.
Firefighters report the third floor is clear, but someone may be on the first floor.
Firefighters confirm it's an active fire, with units staging nearby.
Firefighters report flames visible from a second-floor window at the rear of the building.
Smoke billows from a residential fire in the area. Go live or comment below to share real-time updates.
Firefighters have received a report of a residential fire.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1731 N Broadway.
Responders are packing up equipment.
The last fire unit is leaving the scene, and building inspectors are assessing the affected structures.
Neighborhood services are assisting displaced residents from the original fire building.
Two firefighters have been injured and transported for medical care.
Building inspectors are evaluating the original fire building, which will need to be boarded up.
Traffic may be delayed for a bit as responders clear the scene.
At least one person sustained injuries in the two-alarm fire that spread to nearby residences, per local news.
Firefighters are preparing to access the roof on the building's rear side to address the fire.
Firefighters have redirected traffic due to the fire, affecting Broadway in the 1700 to 1800 block.
Firefighters are withdrawing small units due to a potential collapse risk in the original fire building.
Firefighters report the fire is now affecting all three floors, requiring additional resources.
Firefighters are using a tower to access the roof and front windows to tackle the fire.
Firefighters are attempting to shut off the gas meter to prevent further hazards.
Reports indicate a large column of smoke visible from Broadway, possibly related to the ongoing fire.
Firefighters are working to move people from the alley for safety.
Incoming units are advised to keep hydrants and road entrances clear for fire trucks.
A firefighter has successfully evacuated one person and is checking access to the back of the building.
Firefighters report the second floor is fully engulfed in flames, with unknown occupancy status.
Firefighters are working to evacuate people from the building.
Firefighters report the fire has extended to another section of the building.
Firefighters are evacuating the building due to safety concerns.
Firefighters report high heat and heavy smoke from the building, but the structure appears stable.
Firefighters report visible fire on the first floor, with additional units deploying hose lines.
Firefighters are deploying a second hose line to the front of the building.
Firefighters report the third floor is clear, but someone may be on the first floor.
Firefighters confirm it's an active fire, with units staging nearby.
Firefighters report flames visible from a second-floor window at the rear of the building.
Smoke billows from a residential fire in the area. Go live or comment below to share real-time updates.
Firefighters have received a report of a residential fire.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1731 N Broadway.
Responders are packing up equipment.
The last fire unit is leaving the scene, and building inspectors are assessing the affected structures.
Neighborhood services are assisting displaced residents from the original fire building.
Two firefighters have been injured and transported for medical care.
Building inspectors are evaluating the original fire building, which will need to be boarded up.
Traffic may be delayed for a bit as responders clear the scene.
At least one person sustained injuries in the two-alarm fire that spread to nearby residences, per local news.
Firefighters are preparing to access the roof on the building's rear side to address the fire.
Firefighters have redirected traffic due to the fire, affecting Broadway in the 1700 to 1800 block.
Firefighters are withdrawing small units due to a potential collapse risk in the original fire building.
Firefighters report the fire is now affecting all three floors, requiring additional resources.
Firefighters are using a tower to access the roof and front windows to tackle the fire.
Firefighters are attempting to shut off the gas meter to prevent further hazards.
Reports indicate a large column of smoke visible from Broadway, possibly related to the ongoing fire.
Firefighters are working to move people from the alley for safety.
Incoming units are advised to keep hydrants and road entrances clear for fire trucks.
A firefighter has successfully evacuated one person and is checking access to the back of the building.
Firefighters report the second floor is fully engulfed in flames, with unknown occupancy status.
Firefighters are working to evacuate people from the building.
Firefighters report the fire has extended to another section of the building.
Firefighters are evacuating the building due to safety concerns.
Firefighters report high heat and heavy smoke from the building, but the structure appears stable.
Firefighters report visible fire on the first floor, with additional units deploying hose lines.
Firefighters are deploying a second hose line to the front of the building.
Firefighters report the third floor is clear, but someone may be on the first floor.
Firefighters confirm it's an active fire, with units staging nearby.
Firefighters report flames visible from a second-floor window at the rear of the building.
Smoke billows from a residential fire in the area. Go live or comment below to share real-time updates.
Firefighters have received a report of a residential fire.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1731 N Broadway.
Responders are packing up equipment.
The last fire unit is leaving the scene, and building inspectors are assessing the affected structures.
Neighborhood services are assisting displaced residents from the original fire building.
Two firefighters have been injured and transported for medical care.
Building inspectors are evaluating the original fire building, which will need to be boarded up.
Traffic may be delayed for a bit as responders clear the scene.
At least one person sustained injuries in the two-alarm fire that spread to nearby residences, per local news.
Firefighters are preparing to access the roof on the building's rear side to address the fire.
Firefighters have redirected traffic due to the fire, affecting Broadway in the 1700 to 1800 block.
Firefighters are withdrawing small units due to a potential collapse risk in the original fire building.
Firefighters report the fire is now affecting all three floors, requiring additional resources.
Firefighters are using a tower to access the roof and front windows to tackle the fire.
Firefighters are attempting to shut off the gas meter to prevent further hazards.
Reports indicate a large column of smoke visible from Broadway, possibly related to the ongoing fire.
Firefighters are working to move people from the alley for safety.
Incoming units are advised to keep hydrants and road entrances clear for fire trucks.
A firefighter has successfully evacuated one person and is checking access to the back of the building.
Firefighters report the second floor is fully engulfed in flames, with unknown occupancy status.
Firefighters are working to evacuate people from the building.
Firefighters report the fire has extended to another section of the building.
Firefighters are evacuating the building due to safety concerns.
Firefighters report high heat and heavy smoke from the building, but the structure appears stable.
Firefighters report visible fire on the first floor, with additional units deploying hose lines.
Firefighters are deploying a second hose line to the front of the building.
Firefighters report the third floor is clear, but someone may be on the first floor.
Firefighters confirm it's an active fire, with units staging nearby.
Firefighters report flames visible from a second-floor window at the rear of the building.
Smoke billows from a residential fire in the area. Go live or comment below to share real-time updates.
Firefighters have received a report of a residential fire.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1731 N Broadway.
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My niece and her children live next door. They had to leave. The fore started reaching over on their roof. Now they're displaced. My family got out. She told me a man that lived there died in the fire.
Typo...fire
Saw smoke from SWB
Praying for no fatalities
Interesting
My niece and her children live next door. They had to leave. The fore started reaching over on their roof. Now they're displaced. My family got out. She told me a man that lived there died in the fire.
Typo...fire
Saw smoke from SWB
Praying for no fatalities
Interesting
My niece and her children live next door. They had to leave. The fore started reaching over on their roof. Now they're displaced. My family got out. She told me a man that lived there died in the fire.
Typo...fire
Saw smoke from SWB
Praying for no fatalities
Interesting
My niece and her children live next door. They had to leave. The fore started reaching over on their roof. Now they're displaced. My family got out. She told me a man that lived there died in the fire.
Typo...fire
Saw smoke from SWB
Praying for no fatalities
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Interesting
My niece and her children live next door. They had to leave. The fore started reaching over on their roof. Now they're displaced. My family got out. She told me a man that lived there died in the fire.
Typo...fire
Saw smoke from SWB
Praying for no fatalities