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Single-Story Residential Building on Fire

Alice Ave NE & Alvarado Dr NE

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Summary

  • Firefighters responded to a residential fire at a single-story home in Albuquerque, where visible smoke and flames prompted a defensive strategy due to the building's condition.

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Firefighters have brought the fire under control.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:11
Engine 11 to command, you can call under control. Command, copy that. R-next is going to be last stopped. If you need to rotate, I got on deck crew as well, just advise.
ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:09
Command a fire attack, Engine 11. Like I said, just our next benchmark is going to be under control. No rush, just advise when we have it, please.

Positive pressure ventilation is being set up to help clear smoke from the building.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:12
Emergency command, we're waiting for ventilation. Command, cover that. Command to Ladder 13, are you direct? I believe there's a fan at the front door, but they are going to have PPV. Ladder 13, read.

Firefighters are working to gain visual access to other rooms by opening windows, as they cannot go into the building due to the strategy in place.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:18
241 for the command. Command, go ahead. Anybody to command? Anybody to go into the central fire? Command, better weather, nothing negative. We're defensive. We don't really go back in on defensive fires. If you can pop some windows and get visuals of any other rooms, feel free to and advise, please.

Units report significant progress in controlling the fire, with decontamination procedures being set up.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:16
Command on Ladder 13, we got pretty good knockdown on the fire, a little quicker than I expected, so just hold off on flowing aero right now. Ladder 13, copy that? Engine 11, command, decon set up. Engine 11, copy. We'll do decon 10-4, thank you.

Firefighters report a knockdown on the left side of the building.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:17
Ladder 5 to command. Command, go ahead. Hey chief, I'm not going to need the first two. Go ahead, 10-6. 10-5 the command, we have knockdown on the Bravo side, south of Bravo room. Copy, we'll do a knockdown, 10-4 the rest. Ladder 1 on scene.

Firefighters have withdrawn from the building and are switching from an offensive to a defensive approach.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:22
Alarm, copy, command. We'll set the tones again. Going defensive. Copy that. Yeah, I got walked on, sir. Command and all units, we're going to go defensive, defensive. All units, withdraw from the structure. Stand by for a bar.
ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:25
You have a fire to command? Command, go ahead. We need you to be aware, we are on call space. Yeah, copy that, I understand. There's call space, do you have a fire involved? We just ran you over, outfit. Copy that, yeah, we got that. Um, know if you can get knocked out on the fire in about 30 seconds.

Firefighters have shifted to a defensive strategy due to fire conditions and the building's structure.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:30
Squad 3, copy, 50. Rescue 3, on scene. Medic 11 to command. Command, go ahead. Medic 11 to command, we're able to clear the elevator in one bedroom. We don't have any fire conditions, so we're outside of the structure. Copy that. All clear. Based on the fire conditions and the presence of a basement on a board up, we're going to go ahead and go defensive. Command to alarm them, go ahead and sign emergency traffic terms.

Firefighters confirm a working fire at a single-story residential building with smoke and flames visible.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:12
Engine 11 is on scene. We do have a working structure fire. It's going to be a single-story residential.
ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:31
with smoke and flames showing from the alpha side. Engine 11, we'll be working in the office with strategy, pulling a pre-connect. Engine 11 has out of command. Standby for 36. Engine 13's on scene, break. Engine 13, we, uh, can alarm home. Will you dispatch the, uh, balance of the first alarm? Alarm, copy. We're getting balance of the alarm. Engine 11 on scene with a small single-story residential structure. We have a working fire. Engine 11, show us... 10-4.

A 911 caller reports that flames are visible, but it's unclear if it's a house or an outdoor fire.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:30
Battalion 2, check one. Battalion 2 to one. Go ahead, Battalion 2. Battalion 2, just confirming, my notes say that the caller is on the scene and flames are visible. Just checking if we've got the right dispatch. That's confirmed. She was approximately a block away. She said she did see flames, but she thought it was a house, but couldn't confirm if it was a house or an outdoor fire. It's going to be just a little north of Alice and Alvarado. We'll be right back.

The address reported for this incident has changed to Alice Ave NE & Alvarado Dr NE.

Firefighters have received a 911 report of a building fire with light smoke.

ABQ FD MACH · 0:27
structure fire light smoke at 1013 Alvarado Drive, Northeast. Battalion 2, Engine 11, Medic 11, Engine 13, Ladder 13. Respond to a 69 Delta 6K, structure fire light smoke at 1013 Alvarado Drive, Northeast.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1013 Alvarado Dr NE.

Firefighters have brought the fire under control.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:11
Engine 11 to command, you can call under control. Command, copy that. R-next is going to be last stopped. If you need to rotate, I got on deck crew as well, just advise.
ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:09
Command a fire attack, Engine 11. Like I said, just our next benchmark is going to be under control. No rush, just advise when we have it, please.

Positive pressure ventilation is being set up to help clear smoke from the building.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:12
Emergency command, we're waiting for ventilation. Command, cover that. Command to Ladder 13, are you direct? I believe there's a fan at the front door, but they are going to have PPV. Ladder 13, read.

Firefighters are working to gain visual access to other rooms by opening windows, as they cannot go into the building due to the strategy in place.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:18
241 for the command. Command, go ahead. Anybody to command? Anybody to go into the central fire? Command, better weather, nothing negative. We're defensive. We don't really go back in on defensive fires. If you can pop some windows and get visuals of any other rooms, feel free to and advise, please.

Units report significant progress in controlling the fire, with decontamination procedures being set up.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:16
Command on Ladder 13, we got pretty good knockdown on the fire, a little quicker than I expected, so just hold off on flowing aero right now. Ladder 13, copy that? Engine 11, command, decon set up. Engine 11, copy. We'll do decon 10-4, thank you.

Firefighters report a knockdown on the left side of the building.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:17
Ladder 5 to command. Command, go ahead. Hey chief, I'm not going to need the first two. Go ahead, 10-6. 10-5 the command, we have knockdown on the Bravo side, south of Bravo room. Copy, we'll do a knockdown, 10-4 the rest. Ladder 1 on scene.

Firefighters have withdrawn from the building and are switching from an offensive to a defensive approach.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:22
Alarm, copy, command. We'll set the tones again. Going defensive. Copy that. Yeah, I got walked on, sir. Command and all units, we're going to go defensive, defensive. All units, withdraw from the structure. Stand by for a bar.
ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:25
You have a fire to command? Command, go ahead. We need you to be aware, we are on call space. Yeah, copy that, I understand. There's call space, do you have a fire involved? We just ran you over, outfit. Copy that, yeah, we got that. Um, know if you can get knocked out on the fire in about 30 seconds.

Firefighters have shifted to a defensive strategy due to fire conditions and the building's structure.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:30
Squad 3, copy, 50. Rescue 3, on scene. Medic 11 to command. Command, go ahead. Medic 11 to command, we're able to clear the elevator in one bedroom. We don't have any fire conditions, so we're outside of the structure. Copy that. All clear. Based on the fire conditions and the presence of a basement on a board up, we're going to go ahead and go defensive. Command to alarm them, go ahead and sign emergency traffic terms.

Firefighters confirm a working fire at a single-story residential building with smoke and flames visible.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:12
Engine 11 is on scene. We do have a working structure fire. It's going to be a single-story residential.
ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:31
with smoke and flames showing from the alpha side. Engine 11, we'll be working in the office with strategy, pulling a pre-connect. Engine 11 has out of command. Standby for 36. Engine 13's on scene, break. Engine 13, we, uh, can alarm home. Will you dispatch the, uh, balance of the first alarm? Alarm, copy. We're getting balance of the alarm. Engine 11 on scene with a small single-story residential structure. We have a working fire. Engine 11, show us... 10-4.

A 911 caller reports that flames are visible, but it's unclear if it's a house or an outdoor fire.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:30
Battalion 2, check one. Battalion 2 to one. Go ahead, Battalion 2. Battalion 2, just confirming, my notes say that the caller is on the scene and flames are visible. Just checking if we've got the right dispatch. That's confirmed. She was approximately a block away. She said she did see flames, but she thought it was a house, but couldn't confirm if it was a house or an outdoor fire. It's going to be just a little north of Alice and Alvarado. We'll be right back.

The address reported for this incident has changed to Alice Ave NE & Alvarado Dr NE.

Firefighters have received a 911 report of a building fire with light smoke.

ABQ FD MACH · 0:27
structure fire light smoke at 1013 Alvarado Drive, Northeast. Battalion 2, Engine 11, Medic 11, Engine 13, Ladder 13. Respond to a 69 Delta 6K, structure fire light smoke at 1013 Alvarado Drive, Northeast.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1013 Alvarado Dr NE.

Firefighters have brought the fire under control.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:11
Engine 11 to command, you can call under control. Command, copy that. R-next is going to be last stopped. If you need to rotate, I got on deck crew as well, just advise.
ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:09
Command a fire attack, Engine 11. Like I said, just our next benchmark is going to be under control. No rush, just advise when we have it, please.

Positive pressure ventilation is being set up to help clear smoke from the building.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:12
Emergency command, we're waiting for ventilation. Command, cover that. Command to Ladder 13, are you direct? I believe there's a fan at the front door, but they are going to have PPV. Ladder 13, read.

Firefighters are working to gain visual access to other rooms by opening windows, as they cannot go into the building due to the strategy in place.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:18
241 for the command. Command, go ahead. Anybody to command? Anybody to go into the central fire? Command, better weather, nothing negative. We're defensive. We don't really go back in on defensive fires. If you can pop some windows and get visuals of any other rooms, feel free to and advise, please.

Units report significant progress in controlling the fire, with decontamination procedures being set up.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:16
Command on Ladder 13, we got pretty good knockdown on the fire, a little quicker than I expected, so just hold off on flowing aero right now. Ladder 13, copy that? Engine 11, command, decon set up. Engine 11, copy. We'll do decon 10-4, thank you.

Firefighters report a knockdown on the left side of the building.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:17
Ladder 5 to command. Command, go ahead. Hey chief, I'm not going to need the first two. Go ahead, 10-6. 10-5 the command, we have knockdown on the Bravo side, south of Bravo room. Copy, we'll do a knockdown, 10-4 the rest. Ladder 1 on scene.

Firefighters have withdrawn from the building and are switching from an offensive to a defensive approach.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:22
Alarm, copy, command. We'll set the tones again. Going defensive. Copy that. Yeah, I got walked on, sir. Command and all units, we're going to go defensive, defensive. All units, withdraw from the structure. Stand by for a bar.
ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:25
You have a fire to command? Command, go ahead. We need you to be aware, we are on call space. Yeah, copy that, I understand. There's call space, do you have a fire involved? We just ran you over, outfit. Copy that, yeah, we got that. Um, know if you can get knocked out on the fire in about 30 seconds.

Firefighters have shifted to a defensive strategy due to fire conditions and the building's structure.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:30
Squad 3, copy, 50. Rescue 3, on scene. Medic 11 to command. Command, go ahead. Medic 11 to command, we're able to clear the elevator in one bedroom. We don't have any fire conditions, so we're outside of the structure. Copy that. All clear. Based on the fire conditions and the presence of a basement on a board up, we're going to go ahead and go defensive. Command to alarm them, go ahead and sign emergency traffic terms.

Firefighters confirm a working fire at a single-story residential building with smoke and flames visible.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:12
Engine 11 is on scene. We do have a working structure fire. It's going to be a single-story residential.
ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:31
with smoke and flames showing from the alpha side. Engine 11, we'll be working in the office with strategy, pulling a pre-connect. Engine 11 has out of command. Standby for 36. Engine 13's on scene, break. Engine 13, we, uh, can alarm home. Will you dispatch the, uh, balance of the first alarm? Alarm, copy. We're getting balance of the alarm. Engine 11 on scene with a small single-story residential structure. We have a working fire. Engine 11, show us... 10-4.

A 911 caller reports that flames are visible, but it's unclear if it's a house or an outdoor fire.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:30
Battalion 2, check one. Battalion 2 to one. Go ahead, Battalion 2. Battalion 2, just confirming, my notes say that the caller is on the scene and flames are visible. Just checking if we've got the right dispatch. That's confirmed. She was approximately a block away. She said she did see flames, but she thought it was a house, but couldn't confirm if it was a house or an outdoor fire. It's going to be just a little north of Alice and Alvarado. We'll be right back.

The address reported for this incident has changed to Alice Ave NE & Alvarado Dr NE.

Firefighters have received a 911 report of a building fire with light smoke.

ABQ FD MACH · 0:27
structure fire light smoke at 1013 Alvarado Drive, Northeast. Battalion 2, Engine 11, Medic 11, Engine 13, Ladder 13. Respond to a 69 Delta 6K, structure fire light smoke at 1013 Alvarado Drive, Northeast.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1013 Alvarado Dr NE.

Firefighters have brought the fire under control.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:11
Engine 11 to command, you can call under control. Command, copy that. R-next is going to be last stopped. If you need to rotate, I got on deck crew as well, just advise.
ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:09
Command a fire attack, Engine 11. Like I said, just our next benchmark is going to be under control. No rush, just advise when we have it, please.

Positive pressure ventilation is being set up to help clear smoke from the building.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:12
Emergency command, we're waiting for ventilation. Command, cover that. Command to Ladder 13, are you direct? I believe there's a fan at the front door, but they are going to have PPV. Ladder 13, read.

Firefighters are working to gain visual access to other rooms by opening windows, as they cannot go into the building due to the strategy in place.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:18
241 for the command. Command, go ahead. Anybody to command? Anybody to go into the central fire? Command, better weather, nothing negative. We're defensive. We don't really go back in on defensive fires. If you can pop some windows and get visuals of any other rooms, feel free to and advise, please.

Units report significant progress in controlling the fire, with decontamination procedures being set up.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:16
Command on Ladder 13, we got pretty good knockdown on the fire, a little quicker than I expected, so just hold off on flowing aero right now. Ladder 13, copy that? Engine 11, command, decon set up. Engine 11, copy. We'll do decon 10-4, thank you.

Firefighters report a knockdown on the left side of the building.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:17
Ladder 5 to command. Command, go ahead. Hey chief, I'm not going to need the first two. Go ahead, 10-6. 10-5 the command, we have knockdown on the Bravo side, south of Bravo room. Copy, we'll do a knockdown, 10-4 the rest. Ladder 1 on scene.

Firefighters have withdrawn from the building and are switching from an offensive to a defensive approach.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:22
Alarm, copy, command. We'll set the tones again. Going defensive. Copy that. Yeah, I got walked on, sir. Command and all units, we're going to go defensive, defensive. All units, withdraw from the structure. Stand by for a bar.
ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:25
You have a fire to command? Command, go ahead. We need you to be aware, we are on call space. Yeah, copy that, I understand. There's call space, do you have a fire involved? We just ran you over, outfit. Copy that, yeah, we got that. Um, know if you can get knocked out on the fire in about 30 seconds.

Firefighters have shifted to a defensive strategy due to fire conditions and the building's structure.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:30
Squad 3, copy, 50. Rescue 3, on scene. Medic 11 to command. Command, go ahead. Medic 11 to command, we're able to clear the elevator in one bedroom. We don't have any fire conditions, so we're outside of the structure. Copy that. All clear. Based on the fire conditions and the presence of a basement on a board up, we're going to go ahead and go defensive. Command to alarm them, go ahead and sign emergency traffic terms.

Firefighters confirm a working fire at a single-story residential building with smoke and flames visible.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:12
Engine 11 is on scene. We do have a working structure fire. It's going to be a single-story residential.
ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:31
with smoke and flames showing from the alpha side. Engine 11, we'll be working in the office with strategy, pulling a pre-connect. Engine 11 has out of command. Standby for 36. Engine 13's on scene, break. Engine 13, we, uh, can alarm home. Will you dispatch the, uh, balance of the first alarm? Alarm, copy. We're getting balance of the alarm. Engine 11 on scene with a small single-story residential structure. We have a working fire. Engine 11, show us... 10-4.

A 911 caller reports that flames are visible, but it's unclear if it's a house or an outdoor fire.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:30
Battalion 2, check one. Battalion 2 to one. Go ahead, Battalion 2. Battalion 2, just confirming, my notes say that the caller is on the scene and flames are visible. Just checking if we've got the right dispatch. That's confirmed. She was approximately a block away. She said she did see flames, but she thought it was a house, but couldn't confirm if it was a house or an outdoor fire. It's going to be just a little north of Alice and Alvarado. We'll be right back.

The address reported for this incident has changed to Alice Ave NE & Alvarado Dr NE.

Firefighters have received a 911 report of a building fire with light smoke.

ABQ FD MACH · 0:27
structure fire light smoke at 1013 Alvarado Drive, Northeast. Battalion 2, Engine 11, Medic 11, Engine 13, Ladder 13. Respond to a 69 Delta 6K, structure fire light smoke at 1013 Alvarado Drive, Northeast.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1013 Alvarado Dr NE.

Firefighters have brought the fire under control.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:11
Engine 11 to command, you can call under control. Command, copy that. R-next is going to be last stopped. If you need to rotate, I got on deck crew as well, just advise.
ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:09
Command a fire attack, Engine 11. Like I said, just our next benchmark is going to be under control. No rush, just advise when we have it, please.

Positive pressure ventilation is being set up to help clear smoke from the building.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:12
Emergency command, we're waiting for ventilation. Command, cover that. Command to Ladder 13, are you direct? I believe there's a fan at the front door, but they are going to have PPV. Ladder 13, read.

Firefighters are working to gain visual access to other rooms by opening windows, as they cannot go into the building due to the strategy in place.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:18
241 for the command. Command, go ahead. Anybody to command? Anybody to go into the central fire? Command, better weather, nothing negative. We're defensive. We don't really go back in on defensive fires. If you can pop some windows and get visuals of any other rooms, feel free to and advise, please.

Units report significant progress in controlling the fire, with decontamination procedures being set up.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:16
Command on Ladder 13, we got pretty good knockdown on the fire, a little quicker than I expected, so just hold off on flowing aero right now. Ladder 13, copy that? Engine 11, command, decon set up. Engine 11, copy. We'll do decon 10-4, thank you.

Firefighters report a knockdown on the left side of the building.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:17
Ladder 5 to command. Command, go ahead. Hey chief, I'm not going to need the first two. Go ahead, 10-6. 10-5 the command, we have knockdown on the Bravo side, south of Bravo room. Copy, we'll do a knockdown, 10-4 the rest. Ladder 1 on scene.

Firefighters have withdrawn from the building and are switching from an offensive to a defensive approach.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:22
Alarm, copy, command. We'll set the tones again. Going defensive. Copy that. Yeah, I got walked on, sir. Command and all units, we're going to go defensive, defensive. All units, withdraw from the structure. Stand by for a bar.
ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:25
You have a fire to command? Command, go ahead. We need you to be aware, we are on call space. Yeah, copy that, I understand. There's call space, do you have a fire involved? We just ran you over, outfit. Copy that, yeah, we got that. Um, know if you can get knocked out on the fire in about 30 seconds.

Firefighters have shifted to a defensive strategy due to fire conditions and the building's structure.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:30
Squad 3, copy, 50. Rescue 3, on scene. Medic 11 to command. Command, go ahead. Medic 11 to command, we're able to clear the elevator in one bedroom. We don't have any fire conditions, so we're outside of the structure. Copy that. All clear. Based on the fire conditions and the presence of a basement on a board up, we're going to go ahead and go defensive. Command to alarm them, go ahead and sign emergency traffic terms.

Firefighters confirm a working fire at a single-story residential building with smoke and flames visible.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:12
Engine 11 is on scene. We do have a working structure fire. It's going to be a single-story residential.
ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:31
with smoke and flames showing from the alpha side. Engine 11, we'll be working in the office with strategy, pulling a pre-connect. Engine 11 has out of command. Standby for 36. Engine 13's on scene, break. Engine 13, we, uh, can alarm home. Will you dispatch the, uh, balance of the first alarm? Alarm, copy. We're getting balance of the alarm. Engine 11 on scene with a small single-story residential structure. We have a working fire. Engine 11, show us... 10-4.

A 911 caller reports that flames are visible, but it's unclear if it's a house or an outdoor fire.

ABQ FD TAC 1 · 0:30
Battalion 2, check one. Battalion 2 to one. Go ahead, Battalion 2. Battalion 2, just confirming, my notes say that the caller is on the scene and flames are visible. Just checking if we've got the right dispatch. That's confirmed. She was approximately a block away. She said she did see flames, but she thought it was a house, but couldn't confirm if it was a house or an outdoor fire. It's going to be just a little north of Alice and Alvarado. We'll be right back.

The address reported for this incident has changed to Alice Ave NE & Alvarado Dr NE.

Firefighters have received a 911 report of a building fire with light smoke.

ABQ FD MACH · 0:27
structure fire light smoke at 1013 Alvarado Drive, Northeast. Battalion 2, Engine 11, Medic 11, Engine 13, Ladder 13. Respond to a 69 Delta 6K, structure fire light smoke at 1013 Alvarado Drive, Northeast.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 1013 Alvarado Dr NE.

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