Trash Compactor Fire Contained in North Loop
900 N 4th St
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Summary
- Firefighters in Minneapolis are working to contain a fire originating from a trash compactor in an alley at 900 N 4th St. Efforts are focused on preventing the fire from spreading to nearby buildings, with heavy smoke reported at the scene.
Timeline
Firefighters confirm that the fire is under control. Crews are cleaning up and preparing to leave.
Firefighters have extinguished the fire and are beginning to shut down equipment.
Firefighters successfully pulled the compactor away from the building.
Firefighters confirm there is no need to secure gas lines at the scene.
Firefighters plan to use a chain to pull the compactor away from the building.
Fire crews are working to pull the compactor away from the building to better contain the fire.
Firefighters have created a pressure relief hole in the compactor to better target the fire with water. Traffic control is being set up nearby.
According to firefighters, water is flowing from the front of the compactor.
Crews are considering using a saw to cut into the compactor for better access to the fire.
Fire crews are addressing a loss of pressure in the main tank line by connecting to a hydrant.
Firefighters are working to remove the compactor to better access the fire. Additional crews are assisting.
Firefighters report heavy smoke but are unsure of the exact source inside. Backup and supply lines are ready.
Firefighters have laid a tank line to control the fire, but the trash compactor couldn't be moved away from the building.
Firefighters are working to prevent the fire from spreading to nearby buildings.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a trash compactor on fire in the alley.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 900 N 4th St.
Firefighters confirm that the fire is under control. Crews are cleaning up and preparing to leave.
Firefighters have extinguished the fire and are beginning to shut down equipment.
Firefighters successfully pulled the compactor away from the building.
Firefighters confirm there is no need to secure gas lines at the scene.
Firefighters plan to use a chain to pull the compactor away from the building.
Fire crews are working to pull the compactor away from the building to better contain the fire.
Firefighters have created a pressure relief hole in the compactor to better target the fire with water. Traffic control is being set up nearby.
According to firefighters, water is flowing from the front of the compactor.
Crews are considering using a saw to cut into the compactor for better access to the fire.
Fire crews are addressing a loss of pressure in the main tank line by connecting to a hydrant.
Firefighters are working to remove the compactor to better access the fire. Additional crews are assisting.
Firefighters report heavy smoke but are unsure of the exact source inside. Backup and supply lines are ready.
Firefighters have laid a tank line to control the fire, but the trash compactor couldn't be moved away from the building.
Firefighters are working to prevent the fire from spreading to nearby buildings.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a trash compactor on fire in the alley.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 900 N 4th St.
Firefighters confirm that the fire is under control. Crews are cleaning up and preparing to leave.
Firefighters have extinguished the fire and are beginning to shut down equipment.
Firefighters successfully pulled the compactor away from the building.
Firefighters confirm there is no need to secure gas lines at the scene.
Firefighters plan to use a chain to pull the compactor away from the building.
Fire crews are working to pull the compactor away from the building to better contain the fire.
Firefighters have created a pressure relief hole in the compactor to better target the fire with water. Traffic control is being set up nearby.
According to firefighters, water is flowing from the front of the compactor.
Crews are considering using a saw to cut into the compactor for better access to the fire.
Fire crews are addressing a loss of pressure in the main tank line by connecting to a hydrant.
Firefighters are working to remove the compactor to better access the fire. Additional crews are assisting.
Firefighters report heavy smoke but are unsure of the exact source inside. Backup and supply lines are ready.
Firefighters have laid a tank line to control the fire, but the trash compactor couldn't be moved away from the building.
Firefighters are working to prevent the fire from spreading to nearby buildings.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a trash compactor on fire in the alley.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 900 N 4th St.
Firefighters confirm that the fire is under control. Crews are cleaning up and preparing to leave.
Firefighters have extinguished the fire and are beginning to shut down equipment.
Firefighters successfully pulled the compactor away from the building.
Firefighters confirm there is no need to secure gas lines at the scene.
Firefighters plan to use a chain to pull the compactor away from the building.
Fire crews are working to pull the compactor away from the building to better contain the fire.
Firefighters have created a pressure relief hole in the compactor to better target the fire with water. Traffic control is being set up nearby.
According to firefighters, water is flowing from the front of the compactor.
Crews are considering using a saw to cut into the compactor for better access to the fire.
Fire crews are addressing a loss of pressure in the main tank line by connecting to a hydrant.
Firefighters are working to remove the compactor to better access the fire. Additional crews are assisting.
Firefighters report heavy smoke but are unsure of the exact source inside. Backup and supply lines are ready.
Firefighters have laid a tank line to control the fire, but the trash compactor couldn't be moved away from the building.
Firefighters are working to prevent the fire from spreading to nearby buildings.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a trash compactor on fire in the alley.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 900 N 4th St.
Firefighters confirm that the fire is under control. Crews are cleaning up and preparing to leave.
Firefighters have extinguished the fire and are beginning to shut down equipment.
Firefighters successfully pulled the compactor away from the building.
Firefighters confirm there is no need to secure gas lines at the scene.
Firefighters plan to use a chain to pull the compactor away from the building.
Fire crews are working to pull the compactor away from the building to better contain the fire.
Firefighters have created a pressure relief hole in the compactor to better target the fire with water. Traffic control is being set up nearby.
According to firefighters, water is flowing from the front of the compactor.
Crews are considering using a saw to cut into the compactor for better access to the fire.
Fire crews are addressing a loss of pressure in the main tank line by connecting to a hydrant.
Firefighters are working to remove the compactor to better access the fire. Additional crews are assisting.
Firefighters report heavy smoke but are unsure of the exact source inside. Backup and supply lines are ready.
Firefighters have laid a tank line to control the fire, but the trash compactor couldn't be moved away from the building.
Firefighters are working to prevent the fire from spreading to nearby buildings.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a trash compactor on fire in the alley.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 900 N 4th St.
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