Smoke Rising From Two-story House Fire
3889 W 36th St
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Summary
- Firefighters responded to a structure fire at a two-and-a-half-story residential building in Cleveland, where flames were visible on the second floor. The building was occupied by one person at the time of the incident.
Timeline
Firefighters report smoke visible from the exterior of the second floor on the front side.
Firefighters are considering removing a glass block window on the third floor to address smoke.
Firefighters are avoiding a weak section on the second floor due to safety concerns.
Firefighters are using a jack ladder to access the third floor due to burned-out stairs.
Firefighters confirm that utilities have been controlled at the scene.
Firefighters have turned off the gas and are moving to assist on the second floor.
Firefighters report an active fire in the attic and are currently working to extinguish it. The stairs to the attic are burned out.
Firefighters are preparing to extend a hose line to the attic due to smoke on the front side.
Firefighters are covering a hole near the attic access to ensure safe movement.
Firefighters are conducting a final secondary search of the second floor to confirm it is clear.
Firefighters report the fire is now under control.
Firefighters are addressing smoke in the attic and fogging the second floor to manage the fire.
Firefighters are coordinating efforts to safely navigate the upstairs area due to a hole in the second floor.
Firefighters have the first-floor fire under control and are continuing the primary search on the second floor.
Firefighters have identified a hole in the top floor and are avoiding that area for safety.
Firefighters are checking the attic space to ensure no fire is present.
Firefighters are advancing to the second floor with the first hose line.
Firefighters are working on a primary search of the second floor.
Firefighters have completed an initial search of the first floor.
Firefighters are advancing up the stairs with additional support to tackle the flames.
Firefighters are advised to attack the flames from outside the building.
Firefighters are working to get a second hose line up to the second floor.
Firefighters are conducting a search on the second floor to locate the occupant.
Firefighters report flames visible on the second floor of the building, which is occupied by one person.
Firefighters on scene report smoke visible from the roof of a two-and-a-half-story residential building.
Firefighters are en route.
Firefighters have received a report of a structure fire.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3889 W 36th St.
Firefighters report smoke visible from the exterior of the second floor on the front side.
Firefighters are considering removing a glass block window on the third floor to address smoke.
Firefighters are avoiding a weak section on the second floor due to safety concerns.
Firefighters are using a jack ladder to access the third floor due to burned-out stairs.
Firefighters confirm that utilities have been controlled at the scene.
Firefighters have turned off the gas and are moving to assist on the second floor.
Firefighters report an active fire in the attic and are currently working to extinguish it. The stairs to the attic are burned out.
Firefighters are preparing to extend a hose line to the attic due to smoke on the front side.
Firefighters are covering a hole near the attic access to ensure safe movement.
Firefighters are conducting a final secondary search of the second floor to confirm it is clear.
Firefighters report the fire is now under control.
Firefighters are addressing smoke in the attic and fogging the second floor to manage the fire.
Firefighters are coordinating efforts to safely navigate the upstairs area due to a hole in the second floor.
Firefighters have the first-floor fire under control and are continuing the primary search on the second floor.
Firefighters have identified a hole in the top floor and are avoiding that area for safety.
Firefighters are checking the attic space to ensure no fire is present.
Firefighters are advancing to the second floor with the first hose line.
Firefighters are working on a primary search of the second floor.
Firefighters have completed an initial search of the first floor.
Firefighters are advancing up the stairs with additional support to tackle the flames.
Firefighters are advised to attack the flames from outside the building.
Firefighters are working to get a second hose line up to the second floor.
Firefighters are conducting a search on the second floor to locate the occupant.
Firefighters report flames visible on the second floor of the building, which is occupied by one person.
Firefighters on scene report smoke visible from the roof of a two-and-a-half-story residential building.
Firefighters are en route.
Firefighters have received a report of a structure fire.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3889 W 36th St.
Firefighters report smoke visible from the exterior of the second floor on the front side.
Firefighters are considering removing a glass block window on the third floor to address smoke.
Firefighters are avoiding a weak section on the second floor due to safety concerns.
Firefighters are using a jack ladder to access the third floor due to burned-out stairs.
Firefighters confirm that utilities have been controlled at the scene.
Firefighters have turned off the gas and are moving to assist on the second floor.
Firefighters report an active fire in the attic and are currently working to extinguish it. The stairs to the attic are burned out.
Firefighters are preparing to extend a hose line to the attic due to smoke on the front side.
Firefighters are covering a hole near the attic access to ensure safe movement.
Firefighters are conducting a final secondary search of the second floor to confirm it is clear.
Firefighters report the fire is now under control.
Firefighters are addressing smoke in the attic and fogging the second floor to manage the fire.
Firefighters are coordinating efforts to safely navigate the upstairs area due to a hole in the second floor.
Firefighters have the first-floor fire under control and are continuing the primary search on the second floor.
Firefighters have identified a hole in the top floor and are avoiding that area for safety.
Firefighters are checking the attic space to ensure no fire is present.
Firefighters are advancing to the second floor with the first hose line.
Firefighters are working on a primary search of the second floor.
Firefighters have completed an initial search of the first floor.
Firefighters are advancing up the stairs with additional support to tackle the flames.
Firefighters are advised to attack the flames from outside the building.
Firefighters are working to get a second hose line up to the second floor.
Firefighters are conducting a search on the second floor to locate the occupant.
Firefighters report flames visible on the second floor of the building, which is occupied by one person.
Firefighters on scene report smoke visible from the roof of a two-and-a-half-story residential building.
Firefighters are en route.
Firefighters have received a report of a structure fire.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3889 W 36th St.
Firefighters report smoke visible from the exterior of the second floor on the front side.
Firefighters are considering removing a glass block window on the third floor to address smoke.
Firefighters are avoiding a weak section on the second floor due to safety concerns.
Firefighters are using a jack ladder to access the third floor due to burned-out stairs.
Firefighters confirm that utilities have been controlled at the scene.
Firefighters have turned off the gas and are moving to assist on the second floor.
Firefighters report an active fire in the attic and are currently working to extinguish it. The stairs to the attic are burned out.
Firefighters are preparing to extend a hose line to the attic due to smoke on the front side.
Firefighters are covering a hole near the attic access to ensure safe movement.
Firefighters are conducting a final secondary search of the second floor to confirm it is clear.
Firefighters report the fire is now under control.
Firefighters are addressing smoke in the attic and fogging the second floor to manage the fire.
Firefighters are coordinating efforts to safely navigate the upstairs area due to a hole in the second floor.
Firefighters have the first-floor fire under control and are continuing the primary search on the second floor.
Firefighters have identified a hole in the top floor and are avoiding that area for safety.
Firefighters are checking the attic space to ensure no fire is present.
Firefighters are advancing to the second floor with the first hose line.
Firefighters are working on a primary search of the second floor.
Firefighters have completed an initial search of the first floor.
Firefighters are advancing up the stairs with additional support to tackle the flames.
Firefighters are advised to attack the flames from outside the building.
Firefighters are working to get a second hose line up to the second floor.
Firefighters are conducting a search on the second floor to locate the occupant.
Firefighters report flames visible on the second floor of the building, which is occupied by one person.
Firefighters on scene report smoke visible from the roof of a two-and-a-half-story residential building.
Firefighters are en route.
Firefighters have received a report of a structure fire.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3889 W 36th St.
Firefighters report smoke visible from the exterior of the second floor on the front side.
Firefighters are considering removing a glass block window on the third floor to address smoke.
Firefighters are avoiding a weak section on the second floor due to safety concerns.
Firefighters are using a jack ladder to access the third floor due to burned-out stairs.
Firefighters confirm that utilities have been controlled at the scene.
Firefighters have turned off the gas and are moving to assist on the second floor.
Firefighters report an active fire in the attic and are currently working to extinguish it. The stairs to the attic are burned out.
Firefighters are preparing to extend a hose line to the attic due to smoke on the front side.
Firefighters are covering a hole near the attic access to ensure safe movement.
Firefighters are conducting a final secondary search of the second floor to confirm it is clear.
Firefighters report the fire is now under control.
Firefighters are addressing smoke in the attic and fogging the second floor to manage the fire.
Firefighters are coordinating efforts to safely navigate the upstairs area due to a hole in the second floor.
Firefighters have the first-floor fire under control and are continuing the primary search on the second floor.
Firefighters have identified a hole in the top floor and are avoiding that area for safety.
Firefighters are checking the attic space to ensure no fire is present.
Firefighters are advancing to the second floor with the first hose line.
Firefighters are working on a primary search of the second floor.
Firefighters have completed an initial search of the first floor.
Firefighters are advancing up the stairs with additional support to tackle the flames.
Firefighters are advised to attack the flames from outside the building.
Firefighters are working to get a second hose line up to the second floor.
Firefighters are conducting a search on the second floor to locate the occupant.
Firefighters report flames visible on the second floor of the building, which is occupied by one person.
Firefighters on scene report smoke visible from the roof of a two-and-a-half-story residential building.
Firefighters are en route.
Firefighters have received a report of a structure fire.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3889 W 36th St.
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literally live right next door the street is filled with the fire department i hope everyone is okay
literally live right next door the street is filled with the fire department i hope everyone is okay
literally live right next door the street is filled with the fire department i hope everyone is okay
literally live right next door the street is filled with the fire department i hope everyone is okay
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literally live right next door the street is filled with the fire department i hope everyone is okay